Just wanted to share this…

fuck Mark Cuban

Is he a famous test pilot or something?

THATS LITERALLY THE DEFINITION OF A FUCKING LUCK. GETTING WEALTHY MEANS BEING LUCKY.

Some fail and become a millionaire on 12th try

Some fail and still fail even after 120,000 tries

Some fail and never succeed for the remaining of their life inspite of trying and never giving up

You're telling me you who succeeded on the 57th try, worked harder than those who try their whole life AND STILL FAILED? GeT the FUCK outta here bitch

Success IS A PROBABILISTIC FUCKING LUCK

YOU CAN DO EVERYTHING RIGHT--AND STILL FAIL

YOU
1. NEED TO WORK HARD
2. MAKE CONNECTIONS
3. KEEP TRYING
4. MAKE SOMETHING PEOPLE WANT TO USE

BUT ALSO

5. YOU NEED LUCK

NOBODY KNOWS HOW LUCK IS OBTAINED. THIS COMPONENT IS REQUIRED TO SUCCEED. IM TIRED OF FUCKING SUCCESSFULL FUCKTards SAYING HOW THEY WERENT LUCKY

WHO WAS LUCKIER--YOU WHO WAS BORN IN MIDDLE CLASS AND WORKED HARD TO SUCCEED, OR ME WHO WAS BORN IN POVERTY AND WORKED HARDER TO SUCCEED?

FUCK YOU. FUCK ANYONE WHO SAYS ITS NOT ABOUT LUCK

IT'S ALL LUCK.

@SidTheITGuy extremely rare sid the aids guy W

The main thing proponents of “hArD wOrK” are missing is merely being born intelligent/healthy enough, e.g. without Down syndrome or other such conditions, is already a stroke of luck. You worked hard, sure, but you did so as a healthy, intelligent person, all while being in an environment that helped that hard work to turn into success.

As my guitar teacher carved with blood onto me, lack of talent can be made up for with effort, but lack of effort can never be made up for with just talent.

Sure, I will never make headlines, but I could support myself as a musician, despite lacking any natural talent for it.

Definitely, luck is a factor, but I don't agree that it's sort of a cosmic roulette. What people here so vehemently call "LUCK", is often a set of unpredictable variables, to which you were able to adapt in time.

If all you want is to get rich, you need to play the market, and that involves mainly identifying a need in society, and hopefully, being the only provider for it.

@jestdotty about what exactly?