Murphy’s Law

Anything that can go wrong will go wrong.

If something has a chance to go wrong, it probably will. It describes situations where unexpected problems happen. And reminds us to be ready and have backup plans if something does not go as planned.

Kidlin’s Law

If you can write the problem down, the matter is half solved.

Writing down the problems helps clarify your thoughts and better understand the issues. Once you know clearly, you can develop solutions more quickly and effectively.

Wilson’s Law

When you put information & intelligence first, the money keeps flowing in.

When you prioritize gathering knowledge and using your intelligence, you increase the chance of making money. It helps to make better decisions, identify new opportunities, and stay ahead of the competition.

Falkland’s Law

Don’t make a decision when there is no need to make a decision.

If there is no necessity, it’s better not to decide. Be patient and observe how things happen to make a better decision later on. You can save time and energy, allowing you to focus on more important matters.