But life isn’t only about visible realities. There are invisible and unseen nuances…things that change us and shape us into who we are. A big part of my life and yours is this unseen but very influential stuff. The part that hides between the lines. –Orel Hershier The book blends personal stories from Hershiser’s life…

In discussions about statistics and probability, success is often defined as “at least one success.” This is because, in multiple attempts, the focus is on whether one success occurs. For example: Job hunting: If you apply to 10 companies, as long as one company hires you, you can consider that you’ve “successfully found a job.”…

Success can indeed be viewed as a game of probabilities. To increase your odds, you can leverage various strategies from probability theory and statistics, such as maximizing your sample space and optimizing conditional probabilities. Here’s how you can systematically improve your chances of success using these principles: Summary By applying probability and statistical principles, you…

“People with high expectations have low resilience,” says Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia.

If you are too small, problems will be big

Be proactive. The cost will be much lower if you do something proactively.

A little initiative can make all the difference in your life

Most of the time, it doesn’t make a difference. If you’re smart about what you choose to focus on, you make 99% of the difference, and all that extra work doesn’t really change the outcome.

Instead of viewing problems as roadblocks, see them as chances to learn and grow. Each problem is an opportunity to sharpen your skills and become more resilient.

Enjoyment comes from using your strengths – those skills which also give you energy and which allow you to function at your optimum.