Success Calendar
Why?
Track and see all your successes. Not just the big ones, but the small everyday ones – anything you deem a success, maybe your overcame an obstacle, finished an important task, etc.
How?
An app that allows you to input any success and will store it with a time stamp, so you can see all of them in any resolution you want (day, week, month, etc.) You can also create a separate calendar in your current app where you input all of your these as a simple solution until such an app exists.
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Fear of Success and How to Treat It
Why?
Many people are not successful because they fear it.
How?
A book that discusses the theories of fear of success and the practical “cures” for it.
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Spectacular Failures and Unbelievable Successes in M&A
Why?
See how things worked out unexpectedly.
How?
A book or website that follows mergers and acquisitions from their (obvious to everybody at the time) initial mistake or “sure thing” status, until the story changed and the opposite occurred, followed by hindsight analysis.
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“Overnight Success” Stories
Why?
Behind an overnight success story lies a long road.
How?
A website dedicated to telling the story of every new (and old) famous “overnight success,” showing what it really takes to make it.
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Improve Your Decsisions Success Rate
Why?
We all want to make the right decisions, but it’s hard for us to see systematically an overview of all our decisions, why we made them and how they fared.
How?
A smart app that allows you to input structured data (it will guide you how) about the decision, before making the decision. When you know the result of the decision (was it the right decision), and if available the theory of why it had the result it did, you input that as well. After a time, and the more cases are in the app; it’ll use AI to discover patterns you can improve upon to make your decisions more likely be the right ones. The app can also use an extensive database of other users’ data to improve the analysis.
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