In reference to point 2 and 'I've always been told I'm a smart kid and that I'll be a millionaire one day' It's worth reading this recent thread and the commen

In reference to point 2 and 'I've always been told I'm a smart kid and that I'll be a millionaire one day' It's worth reading this recent thread and the comments. http://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/crywg/dear_reddit_did_you_believe_that_one_day_youd_all/ http://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/crywg/dear_reddit... The post is entitled 'Dear reddit, did you believe that one day you'd all be millionaires, rockstars and moviestars?' - taken from the quote in Fight Club. It raises some interesting points about how we are brought up to believe the dream is achievable and often it takes a lot more hard work than we originally perceive. I personally wouldn't compare myself to anyone else. I've worked with some of the smartest guys I know from a technical point of view, but they have lacked in other areas such as ideas and execution. (Often the best technical people neglect important things like marketing, design and user experience - expecting the 'amazing product' to equal success).