Remember not to be concerned over the time line. Your breakthrough may not happen on your schedule. Focus on output and remove your requirements for a certain outcome. Just keep producing and you will improve. Even if it takes 5 years so what. In 5 years you'll be thankful.

This ties into the random/stochastic nature of many events happening to you (and the resulting success or failure) and you having little influence except over purposefully re-rolling the dice technologyreview.com/2018/03…

“The harder you work, the luckier you get”

The harder you work, the luckier you get!

Absolutely love this!

Serendipity could lead to multiple opportunities. But what to tweet... which opportunity to chase? Let the universe decide. Did a little serendipitous experiment myself on Twitter. I encourage others too to try it.

Absolutely that’s why I’ve also joined Twitter and decided to start a newsletter soon 😀

Lol @nicolearguillo typed my response and just realized we had the same thought pop in our head!

What would you say to someone who believes the probability of a high effort:reward ratio is too low? i.e. they don't believe their skills/thoughts/creativity are good enough for this to work for them?

This is great! & it's a healthy reminder of the magic that is the internet. Thank you.

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