At this point, I would like to share some thoughts—both my own and those of others—regarding financial opportunities...
1. Financial wealth is not the most important thing. It is one vitally important thing among many others - not just two or three but
many. (One, two, three, many). It is like one body organ.
2. Most people are so desperately committed to their plans that they become blind to everything outside of them. If they were to stumble upon a diamond, they wouldn't see it. The world is too complex to be grasped by the mind.
3. Opportunities have immense financial value — they are usually our most valuable asset. People underestimate opportunities (compared to their other financial assets) simply because their value is difficult to calculate, subconsciously operating on the principle that what cannot be measured does not exist.
4. Even missed opportunities hold significant value if they are acknowledged and understood.
5. Seizing opportunities requires practice. A person is ready for great opportunities only after he has seized many, many small opportunities.
6. Seizing opportunities requires theory, because theory helps one see things to which others are blind.
7. No great opportunity comes with a label "great opportunity". Quite the opposite – it seems like junk or joke
