Framework Friday: The Secret to Being Lucky
About This Episode
Shaan Puri breaks down the four levels of luck and the four hidden flavors of risk to help entrepreneurs understand what is within their control. He explains how to transition from blind luck to reputational luck and why the biggest danger to success is often mediocrity rather than failure.
Episode Description
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Key Takeaways
Increase your 'luck surface area' by moving from level one blind luck to level two luck, which is driven by motion, action, and stirring up opportunities.
Be wary of the 'risk of mediocrity,' which is more dangerous than failure because it consumes your most valuable asset—time—on things that are just 'okay' rather than great.
Differentiate between market risk, execution risk, and technical risk in your business to correctly identify and mitigate the specific hurdles you face.