Luck is essential to becoming a billionaire, and I believe everything good that has happened to me is due to luck.

While luck is important, it's also essential to work hard and remain optimistic about future opportunities.

Using the network for seeking opportunities and risk assessment is crucial for founders. Luck is a significant factor in success, but I believe that if I keep working hard, eventually luck will swing my way.

In any business, success often comes from making thousands of decisions rather than relying on luck; if success is due to just a few decisions, then luck played a significant role.

Creating luck involves putting yourself out there and taking risks; avoiding situations where you might face rejection, like applying to Y Combinator, reduces your chances of getting lucky.

I believe that becoming a billionaire requires a combination of skill and luck, especially in timing with market trends.

Acknowledging the role of luck is crucial; ignoring it can lead to a dangerous mindset where one fails to recognize their fortunate circumstances.

Every startup company is unlikely to work, and it's helpful to be in reality about that, but that doesn't mean you can't be optimistic.

The odds are stacked against you when building a company, as competitors often have more money, people, time, and resources.