The reality is in the middle of these two:You can be unlucky and still successful (e.g. Oprah Winfrey was raised in a poor, traumatising, unstable household but still became wildly successful)But hard work can’t undo luck in all cases (e.g. if Warren Buffett was born black or a woman or in war-torn Iraq, no matter how much he worked, he wouldn’t have the same opportunities/success he did)

it takes money to make money e.g. you need money to fund a startup

Location matters – e.g. imagine if Warren Buffett was born in war-torn IraqBeing in the right place at the right time involves not only location but luck too

There are two leading, opposing narratives on how success/wealth is attained:Luck – rich people got rich due to factors outside

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ASH ALI is the co-founder of Uhubs, a skills training platform to help entrepreneurs and professionals. He sold his first internet business at age 19. With over 20 years of hands-on experience creating and growing startups, he has consulted, advised, and invested in hundreds of startups.

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HASAN KUBBA is a specialist in technology startups, marketing, and fundraising. His TEDx talk titled Startups, Entrepreneurship and Unfair Advantages was voted highest ever on the Official TED subreddit.

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