“Luck favors the mind that is
prepared” - Louis Pasteur
In one of my recent soft skills
training program, a participant asked me the question -‘what do you mean by
luck’. I explained about it as follows:
There are two forces and factors that must
be aligned effectively to achieve success – internal forces and external
forces. Internal forces are very much under your control while the external
forces are behind your control. People succeed if there are no distractions that
arise out of threats from external environment. That means they execute their plans easily as
they don’t encounter any distractions in their paths. Some people fail to
achieve success as things don’t go as per their plans due to external distractions.
Hence, luck is all about proper alignment of internal and external forces. If
there is any misalignment, it is known as bad luck. Most people fail due to
external forces and distractions rather than internal forces. Hence, you must manage external distractions
and align them from time to time with your goals to achieve success in your
life. Remember, those who succeed greatly
are persistent by nature and such people are a rare breed in this world. Are
you the rare breed? If so, you will succeed greatly in your life.
“I'm a great believer in luck and I
find the harder I work, the more I have of it.” - Thomas Jefferson
Life is great!
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