Book Titles

When you do something, you stir the pot and introduce the possibility that seemingly random ideas, people, and places will collide and form new combinations and opportunities.

Most of the time you simply do not know when, where, and how opportunity will knock.

Make things happen, and in the long run, you’ll design your own serendipity, and make your own opportunities.

Shared experiences lead to trust, which leads to people’s sharing information and opportunities.

When you have no choice but to fight, you fight hard.

If you want to find out how resourceful you can be, shrink your budget. Move your deadlines up. See how you cope. This may make you more resilient to actual hardships that inevitably arise.

Breakout opportunities come and go – if you don’t seize them, you lose them.

The lesson is that great opportunities almost never fit your schedule.

Keeping your options open’ is frequently more of a risk than committing to a plan of action.

To move forward in your career, you have to commit to specific opportunities as part of an iterative plan, despite doubt and despite inconvenience. If not now, when?