Get Lucky: How to Put Planned Serendipity to Work for You and Your Business

Acknowledgments

As with any creation, this book is the result of a winding history of relationships stretching b02 as far as we can see. Countless interactions large and small over many years are as responsible as anything for the ideas layered throughout these pages. Conversations had, books borrowed, stories told, ideas exchanged, introductions made—these are the basis for the good luck that has accumulated and continues to take us to remarkable places. It would be impossible for us to name all of serendipity's agents even if they were possible to track. At one point or another all of us—husbands, wives, sons, daughters, teachers, coworkers, artists, authors—provide a spark to someone else's work. We start by honoring this process and our collective ...