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Baseball players on a hot streak are 30% more likely to hit a home run than if they’ve been on a "cold" streak http://stanford.io/YGH8Kj
Entering a popular market is a lower-risk but low-payoff strategy http://stanford.io/10Kvy1r
Entrepreneurs who enter a market at its low point stand a better chance at succeeding http://stanford.io/1x7S138
The highest return ideas are often the least supported http://stanford.io/1x7S138 #entrepreneurship
When a market is hot & entrepreneurs rush to enter, they may skimp on the due diligence required to succeed long-term http://stanford.io/10Kvy1r
Entrepreneurship appears to be more of a craft than an aptitude http://stanford.io/ZQ7qu9
“Failure is very, very common. It remains common even for businesses that are led by serial entrepreneurs.” http://stanford.io/ZQ7qu9
The odds are overwhelmingly stacked against small retail entrepreneurs http://stanford.io/ZQ7qu9
Entrepreneurship is “really a long-term commitment." –Professor Kathryn Shaw http://stanford.io/ZQ7qu9
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Encourage volunteers to re-frame their prosocial goals in concrete versus abstract terms http://stanford.io/1voBcAN
When you frame a goal concretely, you're more focused on how to achieve it, and the standards of success are clearer http://stanford.io/1voBcAN
People who pursue concrete philanthropic goals experience greater happiness than those going after abstract goals http://stanford.io/1voBcAN
Three questions to ask when it comes time to make a major decision http://stanford.io/1plzZWk
On leadership: “You have to set bold goals, but you have to give people the path to get to them.” http://stanford.io/1plzZWk
When people are close to achieving a goal, having more than one possible path to success can derail them http://stanford.io/1m6zy6f
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