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Peter Kash

Make your own luck

Creating our own luck involves recognizing and seizing opportunities that seem random but can turn dreams into reality. Success, human values like respect and integrity, personal development, and fulfillment are interconnected, not mutually exclusive. A fulfilling life or career combines all four by acting on opportunities. "Good luck" is largely self-made by noticing and utilizing the opportunities around us. Missing these chances means missing out on potential benefits. Essentially, luck is just opportunity waiting to be embraced.

Make your own luck
Make your own luck

book.chapter Coincidence magic

Unexpected events often play a crucial role in the success or failure of business ventures, highlighting the importance of discerning hidden opportunities in seemingly random occurrences. The ability to recognize and act upon these opportunities, which often present themselves at the most unforeseen times and disguised as challenges, is a key factor for success. This phenomenon can be attributed to the interconnectedness of human endeavors, which frequently brings together individuals with similar goals from different paths, including significant first encounters such as meeting a spouse, a business partner, or a mentor. The improbability of such meetings lends an almost magical quality to these events, suggesting they are orchestrated by an unseen force. Upon reflection, many realize that their most important connections, both personal and professional, have occurred by chance. However, it's crucial to recognize the likely presence of missed opportunities that went unnoticed or unseized. By becoming more attuned to chance occurrences, one can position oneself to capitalize on them, potentially leading to significant achievements. Hesitation to seize these opportunities can stem from various reasons, including discomfort with accepting unearned gifts, fear of failure, the daunting nature of the unknown, limited imagination, or the preference for the safety of familiar territory. Albert Einstein pondered whether the universe is a friendly place, a perception that greatly influences one's approach to life. Viewing the universe as friendly encourages embracing new possibilities and coincidences, while a negative view may see such events as threats. To become more receptive to life's coincidences, one should remain open to new possibilities, trust their intuition, embrace inspiration, stay alert for unexpected opportunities, maintain a long-term perspective, foster friendships, help others succeed, and uphold high ethical standards.

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