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6 steps for success like Facebook

by Osman_M
9 replies
Hey folks,

I was reading an article on Tech Crunch which basically sums up the 6 ingredients that brought Zuckerberg success. I feel as if these ingredients are most often repetitive in almost all success stories.

Mark Zuckerberg's 6 Ingredients For Success

So then why don't believe act on them?

The highlight for me was vision and execution. Those 2 things are extremely powerful when put together.

A friend of mine always says anyone can make money cause the "how to" is out everywhere but the question is, how many are willing to work for it.
#facebook #steps #success
  • Profile picture of the author Michael Ten
    I saw those. One of them is luck... and it sure seems like a big factor for him, but definitely not the only one. The article even says that MZ had a horse shoe in his rear. Lololololol.
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  • Profile picture of the author Denis Kampl
    I guess it wasn't so based on luck in his case but in execution of someone else's idea ( and giving his own twist to it ).
    All of you recall how many "good" ideas did you have during your lifetime and not doing nothing to get them live. But few years later seen someone else done this and you said that could be me.
    Yes it could be you but you would have to move your sorry ass and work your ass off to get there...are you willing to do so?
    This is a big Q and responsibility that people don't want to act on.

    So the biggest secret of success in really believe in yourself and mostly in your idea. Listen to people but stick to your idea and only try to absorb smart observations ( I know easier said than done ).

    But in MZ case he really is a IT genius, but he's certainly not only one.
    Go on and do it is my advice to all of you who are waiting for things to happen. I read one proverb " money loves speed and action taking "
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  • Profile picture of the author traficmaster
    luck is a factor but only 6-8% id say
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  • Profile picture of the author cogly
    lol, I agree, you can have the best idea ever but simply don't get the right opportunities...
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  • Profile picture of the author Kierkegaard
    He ignored the human econmony. Basically, the more high value people (in terms of skills, resources, etc.) you have around you the better off you are. A guy at Harvard, surrounded by friends, with similar interests, from Harvard stands a much better chance of success than a guy on his own without such useful friends.

    Countries have the same problem too. Poor countries that have a large percentage of unskilled workers and little opportunity to train up highly skilled workers will also suffer from a poor human enconomy.
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  • Profile picture of the author James2Dylan
    I believe that you have to have the right idea, in the right market...and take advantage of the right opportunities. Knowing what those right opportunities are is always a challenge. Just my opinion.
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  • Profile picture of the author John Romaine
    They left out theft.
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  • Profile picture of the author Usmile
    The article is pretty impressive and inspirational. It takes both ambition and determination to succeed. Mark served as a good example to all aspiring internet marketers. he is awesome.!
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    • Profile picture of the author BuriedAlive
      Sure luck plays a part of it. But what someone does with that chance is what matters. How many times have we been presented opportunities but were too scared to take our chance, too preoccupied because we could not set our priorities, or just missed it because we did not spot an opportunity even when it was just right in front of us until it was too late?
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