The person who complains that he or she never had a chance probably hasn’t the courage to take a chance.

The person who complains that he or she never had a chance probably hasn’t the courage to take a chance.
By The Napoleon Hill Foundation

Thomas Edison once observed that the reason most folks don't recognize opportunity when it comes along is that it is often dressed in coveralls and look like work. Often opportunity involves a great deal of work and a willingness to take a chance on something, the outcome of which may be uncertain. Eventually you reach a point when you must either accept an opportunity with all of its unknowns or else turn your back on it. No one can tell you when you have reached that point; you alone know when it's time to make your move, to have the courage to take a chance.


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