Seth Godin (*) writes On Randomness (*):
there's a lot more randomness (*) in the world than we'd care to admit.He elaborates:
There are two things to be done with that fact.via Does it happen for a reason? (*) by Seth Godin (*).
- The first is to identify the few things that do happen for a reason and learn (*) from them, as opposed to ignoring the available lesson. When cause and effect is at work, figuring out the cause is the single best way to manage the effect.
- And the second is to take the (essentially) random (*) events and choose to respond (as opposed to an overreaction). The big opportunity is to figure out how to take advantage of the change (*) that was just handed to us, even if it wasn't for us, about us, or what we were hope (*) for.