Nobody remembers the second Indian woman who crossed the English Channel or the second Indian person to reach the summit of Mount Everest. Why? Because we live in a society where only the No 1 or a pioneer is revered. So everyone — be it corporates or individuals — seems to be in a hurry to get there. They crave to become the first entrant or the top dog in their respective fields even though it comes at a huge cost and risk. But the good news is that even a late entrant or a second fiddle can make substantial