Seth Godin brings up the question about the relationship between the thirst for knowledge and the achievement of success---and the order in which they occur.
The relationship, if any, in my opinion is pretty loose. I've been successful with things I've stumbled into and later researched. And been successful by learning then doing. And, I've had failures that followed "learning" because not every "secret to success" works or can be formulized.
Luck plays such a huge ...
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