The rat has ridden a parallel track with human success, living in our cities, towns and farms because we provide them, albeit unintentionally, with shelter and food. (articles.latimes.com)
Dr. Misner has written extensively about the unique form of marketing created through word of mouth referrals and Morgan brings an extensive background in psychology and organizational development to the intricate discussion of human success. (indiebound.org)
And while Ellner's work has not touched on variability in human success, «for birds and shrubs, and in the theoretical models we've looked at, the answer is, it's best to be above average and be lucky.» (sciencedaily.com)