Ive Been Thinking; or, the Secret of Success

And then, at age 32, she got a call from a producer of the Broadway show "Rock of Ages," who was looking for someone in the tech industry to bring in a new audience. Despite pushback from her peers in Silicon Valley, Randi jumped at the opportunity, and after 10 years of setting her dream aside, Randi finally ended up on stage -- and found a way to balance being a tech entrepreneur with her love of the arts.

If something feels wrong to you, it probably is, no matter what it looks like to others. And when you feel the pull of your passion, follow it, no matter how crazy it might seem.

Watching Barbara Corcoran on "Shark Tank," it's clear that many of her investment decisions are based on her gut instinct. In fact, Barbara attributes her career success to the fact that she's always listened to her gut -- and it's never steered her wrong. When Barbara was working as a waitress at a diner in New Jersey, she met a man named Ramon Simone her now ex-boyfriend , who took one look at her and said, "A smart girl like you should really live in New York City. So, Barbara quit her job that night and packed her bags for the city.

But Barbara trusted her gut and forged ahead instead. Every leader and every company has a unique origin story. There is no one path to success. There is an infinite number. In business -- and in life -- you have to choose your own adventure.

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Fake news turns to education very fast. Apparently I had made many mistakes.

All I wanted to do was write. I locked my door all day, pretended to be writing instructional manuals but just writing novels. About guys looking for love like me. Horrible, ugly, failure guys who thought they were cool.

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And then at 4: I loved to hitchhike. The feeling that I could get into a car and anything can happen.

I met a guy who was constantly telling me about how he cheated on his wife. And then I quit the job.

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A year later they got acquired and I would have made a million dollars. I had been employee number ten.

But now I was a zero. How could he have responded? But a week later I called her ten times in the same night and she never picked up.

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His perception of me ruled my perceptions of myself. So I was unhappy when he was disappointed in me. Studies show that events that work to our disadvantage are easier to recall than those that affect us positively — meaning we are again, less likely to feel lucky. Everyone remembers working hard, so people are more likely to overestimate how much of their success is down to hard graft than something much more slippery like luck.

The reality of success at least in monetary terms is less clear cut. In the UK, studies show where you are born is likely to determine how much you earn. Socio-economic status also plays a big role in the profession you enter. Realising that parts of your career are out of your control sounds dispiriting, but being grateful for the role of luck in your career can actually make you more fortunate.