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Successful companies are vigilant companies. They never rest. They never exhale.

Whether it is serendipitous timing, a chance encounter, or a concept that ignites a deep need consumers never realized they had, Luck will always play a role in the business journey.

Success, money, and respect can lead to arrogance (just ask Icarus), so it is important to temper power with humility.

Luck is more about the right attitude and right relationships than anything else.

…the more people in whose path you have placed yourself, the more opportunities will come your way.

People can become more creative, and almost by definition need to be, when limitations are put on them.

If you are oblivious to the risks involved in a given situation, your apprehension about succeeding or not succeeding will fall accordingly. It is hard to be afraid of what you don’t know.

…an unfixed mind free of biases, preconceptions, judgments, criticisms, and expectations is therefore alive and awake to wonder, observe, process, and innovate. – Shunryu Suzuki

There is often an underlying quiet confidence in those who display humility, and a loud insecurity in those who display arrogance.

Fact: If you focus continuously on improving yourself, you will create more, and luckier, opportunities.