Michael Bloomberg is an American author, entrepreneur, businessman, politician (a Mayor of New York City), and philanthropist. Looking back on his life and life in general, he offers this insightful observation about "success":
"Life, I've found, works the following way: Daily, you're presented with many small and surprising opportunities. Sometimes you seize one that takes you to the top. Most, though, if valuable at all, take you only a little way. To succeed, you must string together many small incremental advances - rather that count on hitting the lottery jackpot once."
Small, incremental advances are the way most lives evolve whether one is doing yoga, running a small business, creating friendships, or developing a life-long relationship.
"Life, I've found, works the following way: Daily, you're presented with many small and surprising opportunities. Sometimes you seize one that takes you to the top. Most, though, if valuable at all, take you only a little way. To succeed, you must string together many small incremental advances - rather that count on hitting the lottery jackpot once."
Small, incremental advances are the way most lives evolve whether one is doing yoga, running a small business, creating friendships, or developing a life-long relationship.
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