Varun Balsara's Linkedin Analytics

Nvidia is worth $2.6 trillion. But its founder, Jensen Huang, never finished the original business plan. A powerful reminder: while business plans have their place, execution is what really moves the needle. The market rewards momentum, not perfection. Start with what you have. Build what you can. Refine as you go. Clarity comes from action.

Most people think luck is random. But what if luck can be manufactured? There’s a concept called Luck Surface Area that applies to opportunities, career growth, and business. Here's the formula: Luck = Doing × Telling The more meaningful things you do, and the more people you tell, the more likely you are to encounter unexpected opportunities. Here’s the key insight: luck doesn’t show-up for people standing still. It finds those who are in motion. The ones who are learning, building, creating, and sharing—even when no one’s watching. Telling isn’t about self-promotion. It’s about letting the world know what you care about, what you’re working on, and what you’re capable of- so when opportunity arises, someone thinks of you. A few questions I’ve been reflecting on: - Am I creating enough motion in my life for opportunities? - Am I sharing the right things with the right people? - Am I positioning myself to catch the opportunity when it appears? Luck doesn’t fall from the sky. It lands where there is motion, meaning, and visibility. And in that spirit, here’s me doing and telling: We’re currently fundraising at Let's Level Up (EIS available). If you’re an investor and interested in what we’re building, I’d love to connect (DMs are open).