How to be LUCKY

In Australia, people are mostly employed, but in debt and practising frugality out of necessity.

In India, youth are "atrociously educated" but under-employed.

In Israel, researchers noted that very efficient and capable brains can be more error-prone.

In England (this one is not recent), coaches find that the more familiar you are with success,  the calmer you will be.

No connection among these pieces. Except I happened to read them in a row ;-)

Extreme Pivot: Leaving Education Alone

We won't be doing Education anymore.

The new app says:

"When your odds are not that good, don't limit your options.
It could be about jobs or business.
We offer scientific as well as traditional ways to make luck.
There are fun stuffs too."

For Who?

Everyone. Whether you are a job-seeker, a self-employed, a trep or a bureaucrat, we think you  can use some more luck. Especially when great odds are against you.

Why?

Unless you are already one of the 1%, you may need to improve your life, right? Then you need luck there.

How?

We give encouragement. We demonstrate versatile, vibrant options of those who have succeeded before us all.

Daily Magic: The Alchemist

You can do great, deep, esoteric stuffs on a daily basis.

Many Ways to Your Heart's Desire: The Alchemist

There are more than one way to do anything. Follow your heart's desires.

Having Fun

on May 11, 2012

E Myth Revisited is a very old and good book.

It opened many doors, many scenes, many panoramic views and vistas and many new worlds to me.

Just imagine how an entrepreneur sees

1. the world as a treasure hunt.
2. the customer as an opportunity
3. the workers as a fleet of dragging feet.
4. a business as a product, just one of many on a shelf.

Can't you also wonder like the entrepreneur in the book? : What that 'ideal' business would be for me?

Life can be exciting seen this way.

More to come.