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That's confirmation bias, you never hear from the people who try and fail. They go away to the gutter, a shitty sales job; silence. I'm glad it worked out for
by sudont 16y ago
That's confirmation bias, you never hear from the people who try and fail. They go away to the gutter, a shitty sales job; silence.
I'm glad it worked out for you, but it's rarely ever "just worked out" for me. So, be happy, because you're very lucky!
- sanj 16y agoIt is possibly confirmation bias. But it is one I embrace: it lets me continue to dream, take risks and help people out. A little self-delusion is a small price to pay for all that. And, yes, I am aware that I am very lucky.
- olalonde 16y ago> I am the founder of LuckyCal. That made me smile :) That being said, I agree with your sentiment. And in the end, even if it doesn't work out, you never waste time by doing the right thing. I'd rather end up broke and do "the right thing" than to make money with a business I don't believe is making the world a better place. Moreover it seems doing the right thing is more likely to make you money which is kind of nice :)