"The way to get luckier is to find what’s repeatable.
You can learn a lot from Warren Buffett’s patience. But you can’t replicate the market environment he had in the 1950s, so be careful copying the specific strategies he used back then.
Elon Musk can teach you a lot about risk-taking and branding, but much less about competing in the auto business.
Jeff Bezos can teach you so much about management and long-term thinking, but much less about e-commerce and cloud computing."
Read this insightful piece by Morgan Housel on Luck - https://t.co/awAzo0i5ON
If you wait until you feel ready to take on a new challenge, you might never pursue it at all.
Few people wake up suddenly feeling prepared to lead or create. They become prepared by taking the leap anyway.
Our greatest regrets are not our failures, but our failures to try.
Stop wasting hours looking for the perfect book, start with these:
History: Sapiens
Philosophy: Meditations
Productivity: Deep Work
Creativity: The War of Art
Investing: The Richest Man In Babylon
Psychology: Man's Search For Meaning
Entrepreneurship: The Millionaire Fastlane
Most news outlets attempt to answer the question: “What are the worst things happening on Earth today?”
It’s a big planet! Obviously, some bad things are happening somewhere at any given time, but focusing relentlessly on those does not give an accurate picture of reality.