Luck

Working harder usually results in better luck.

Your luck for the day will not be as plentiful as it may be. But it’s vital to keep in mind that there are no guarantees when it comes to chance or destiny; what we consider “luck” can just be the result of our choices.

Therefore, keep trying if you desire something strongly enough; eventually, it will come to pass!

Before a crucial meeting or presentation, if you feel like you lack energy or confidence, consider doing something that gets your blood flowing.

For example, go for a run or a walk in the fresh air, practice some yoga positions, or perform jumping jacks (or whatever activity feels good to you).

As a result, when you sit down at your desk once more, you’ll have more energy and a different attitude.

Because of this, if you put in more effort and work for a longer period today, your luck will be better tomorrow than it would have been otherwise. 

The more time that passes between now and the time you land your ideal job, the more likely it is that something wonderful will occur later on.

If you keep applying for jobs and working hard, then eventually good things will occur. If only you could predict how things would turn out, you would be able to take the necessary steps today to ensure that everything goes according to schedule.

We cannot, however, prepare for every scenario because we do not know what will occur in the next five minutes, let alone in the next five years.

You must put your faith in your intuition and gut feelings to lead you down the right path.

Hard work is important in this situation because the evidence indicates that those who put in a lot of effort also have sharp intuition and instincts.

This might be the case, but it’s not even close to being the whole story. 

If you put in more effort each day, your luck will eventually catch up with you.

If they don’t fit into your preconceived assumptions about how things should or shouldn’t operate, you might not see the chances that present themselves every day.

For instance, if you’ve always preferred being indoors and believe that “the outdoors is dirty,” it can take you witnessing someone else having a good time in the great outdoors before you understand that many others like hiking and camping just as much as you do!

You frequently believe that your diligence was the only factor in your achievement when you reflect on it.

You no longer recall all the instances in which you slacked off and still succeeded. You don’t realize how much luck it took to get you where you are now.

But the amount of effort you put in yesterday, last week, or even last year does not indicate how lucky you will be today.

You can’t just wait around and hope that everything will just fall into your lap. You require them, and in order to do so, you have to implement something.