A friend of mine told me that he always asks an interview question: "Do you feel you are a lucky person?" When people respond with an answer, he asks them why they feel that way. This helps him understand their mindset and how they interact with the world, including the situations they encounter and the people they interact with. He only hires people who feel lucky themselves. What is the right answer?
You may have heard of the law of attraction, which says that what we desire will become reality. Strong desire matters. In other words, if there is something you are not willing to have, you will not make an effort to get it and overlook the opportunities passing by. So please take a moment and think about what you really want, then work on it like morning affirmation and see how life manifests. Trust that life is fair and it is full of love.
What is luck? Let's look at the luckiest and unluckiest person. I still doubt this story, but Frane Selak of Croatia has a reputation as the world's luckiest man (or unluckiest, depending on your outlook). He's said to have survived a train crash, a plane crash, and a car crash, among other brushes with death. In 1979, Elvita Adam jumped from the 86th floor of the Empire State Building to commit suicide, but he was blown by a strong gust of wind and survived. How lucky or unlucky are they?
What happens if you sometimes feel unlucky? I often think that any encounter in life happens for a reason. You have a disease. This means something is wrong with your lifestyle. You have the opportunity to make a life change: change what you eat, update your work and rest schedule, and calm down your mind. Your college applications were rejected. This means you need to work on some areas to improve, which may be a different path. You need to find your strength and the right path to your goal. You made a mistake. People laughed about it. It's time to build a strong mind that can face the challenge, believe in yourself, and be resistant to overcome similar difficulties in the future. You got laid off. It means your interaction with people at work needs to be corrected, or your contribution might not align with what others want. These are all valuable signals that would help us live a better life. Either you did something wrong, or the world is trying to tell you something or offering new opportunities. It's important to receive the message that we are lucky to be alive and still have choices. Remember, the biggest issue is often not the problem itself, but rather the lack of awareness or understanding of the problem. Once we are aware of the problem, we can seek help and begin exploring potential solutions. It's important to spread love, passion, and positivity in the world, and we should feel grateful for the opportunities we have to do so.It's good to return love, passion, and a positive contribution to the world. We are indeed fortunate.
You may consider reading books like The Lucky Person Syndrome and Green Lights for additional insights and fresh perspectives. Have a wonderful day, enjoy every moment, and feel lucky for experiencing life.
You may have heard of the law of attraction, which says that what we desire will become reality. Strong desire matters. In other words, if there is something you are not willing to have, you will not make an effort to get it and overlook the opportunities passing by. So please take a moment and think about what you really want, then work on it like morning affirmation and see how life manifests. Trust that life is fair and it is full of love.
What is luck? Let's look at the luckiest and unluckiest person. I still doubt this story, but Frane Selak of Croatia has a reputation as the world's luckiest man (or unluckiest, depending on your outlook). He's said to have survived a train crash, a plane crash, and a car crash, among other brushes with death. In 1979, Elvita Adam jumped from the 86th floor of the Empire State Building to commit suicide, but he was blown by a strong gust of wind and survived. How lucky or unlucky are they?
What happens if you sometimes feel unlucky? I often think that any encounter in life happens for a reason. You have a disease. This means something is wrong with your lifestyle. You have the opportunity to make a life change: change what you eat, update your work and rest schedule, and calm down your mind. Your college applications were rejected. This means you need to work on some areas to improve, which may be a different path. You need to find your strength and the right path to your goal. You made a mistake. People laughed about it. It's time to build a strong mind that can face the challenge, believe in yourself, and be resistant to overcome similar difficulties in the future. You got laid off. It means your interaction with people at work needs to be corrected, or your contribution might not align with what others want. These are all valuable signals that would help us live a better life. Either you did something wrong, or the world is trying to tell you something or offering new opportunities. It's important to receive the message that we are lucky to be alive and still have choices. Remember, the biggest issue is often not the problem itself, but rather the lack of awareness or understanding of the problem. Once we are aware of the problem, we can seek help and begin exploring potential solutions. It's important to spread love, passion, and positivity in the world, and we should feel grateful for the opportunities we have to do so.It's good to return love, passion, and a positive contribution to the world. We are indeed fortunate.
You may consider reading books like The Lucky Person Syndrome and Green Lights for additional insights and fresh perspectives. Have a wonderful day, enjoy every moment, and feel lucky for experiencing life.
