Core Concepts
Luck is not a random occurrence but a result of preparation, action, and consistency.
Abstract
Luck is often perceived as an elusive concept that some people seem to possess effortlessly while others struggle to find. However, the reality is that luck is not a mystical force but rather a product of being prepared, seizing opportunities, and taking consistent action. The idea of luck as a personality trait is debunked, emphasizing the importance of hard work and dedication in achieving success. By actively positioning oneself for favorable outcomes through continuous effort and optimism, individuals can create their own luck rather than relying on chance occurrences or external factors.
Stats
‘Luck is where opportunity meets preparation.’ — Seneca
Quotes
"Luck can be created through action."
"Take responsibility for your life, be biased to action, be relentlessly consistent, and remain optimistic."