I seem to remember you posing this "7-year-challenge" to others, and you are right, it appears that JS hasn't had a wild success in all that time. Though, as someone already pointed out, using only the last 7-years isn't a very accurate benchmark since this has been a difficult period for most companies.
Since you were apparently careful at specifying a period where JS has not had a success, I assume you are aware that earlier in his carrier, JS had some extremely profitable ventures. Both Brad and Edward have compiled lists of some of these:
Even if you argue that a certain amount of luck and fortunate timing contributed to each of these projects, you can't deny that JS had enough experience to position himself to take advantage of this luck and fortunate timing. This is probably one reason you are still here. It is certainly the reason I am here. The timing is just about right for the renewable energy sector to explode, and I fully expect that JS will once again prove how "lucky" he can be.
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