The Role of Luck in Life is Still Misunderstood · Joshua Balloch

6/16/2018

The author of this blog post reflects on the concept of luck and its role in life. They argue that luck is often misunderstood and that it is not just about chance, but also about seizing opportunities. The author shares personal anecdotes and examples to illustrate their point, discussing how luck can be influenced by factors such as preparation, mindset, and recognizing and capitalizing on opportunities. They highlight the importance of taking action and being open to new possibilities in order to increase one's luck. The post concludes by suggesting that luck is not completely out of our control and that we can actively cultivate it through our actions and attitudes.

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