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While we can’t predict what’s going to be remarkable next time, we can realize that there aren’t too many unexplored areas of innovation—just unexplored combinations.
People generally care a lot less about you than you think they do. The people who care about you do so because they have something to gain by you being around. They don’t care if you are qualified. They have a problem they need solved. They don’t care if you know what you’re doing. If you act like it and can give it a valiant effort, they’ll probably give you a shot.
The Sweaty Startup
Nick Huber
Take the rules of traffic on public roads, for example. It is on the basis of our trust that all people follow the rules of traffic that we pass through a green light. We are not having confidence in people unconditionally. We do look to the left and right first. But even then, we are placing a certain trust in other people whom we have never met. In a sense, this, too, is a work relationship, in that it is fulfilling a shared interest in the smooth flow of traffic.
The Courage to Be Happy
Ichiro Kishimi
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