YOU WERE JUST LUCKY

It's interesting that when you work really hard and win because of that, and when people call you lucky, it triggers you. Why that happens?

Because we think of luck as alignment of random circumstances which are beyond our control and are not influenced by our efforts. But it is an ineffective perspective.

If we are masters of our lives, we should be in absolute control of everything that happens. Anything that is viewed as outside of our control is ineffective mindset.

The reality of things in this case doesn't matter. A mindset which allows us to be more effective, even if it is physically or philosophically not aligned with reality, is much more beneficial that a mindset that describes reality accurately.

Luck is much more useful as a philosophical concept than a physical one. It influences our behaviours immensely. If you view yourself as lucky you are guaranteed to achieve more than if you don't. Not using this fact is unwise.

Look at it this way: the chances of you being born and raised to your current condition are close to ZERO. How can you view yourself unlucky after that?

Analyze your entire life from the perspective that you are very lucky, and you will realize that you are actually the luckiest mf in the universe. That's from the chaotic side of things.

Now, there is another side to luck, which is absolutely under your control. If you throw the ball into the basket, the only thing that determines if you are lucky or not is your effort. You will score no matter what, just put enough effort.

This is true for all areas of life — you are absolutely lucky. And if something seemingly unlucky happens to you, understand that you attracted that event because you needed it to become yourself. You are lucky it happened.

Therefore. Decide and plan everything from now on understanding that you are very lucky. You have the ability to achieve anything. That's the greatest luck there can ever be.

— Warrior's Path https://blossom.primal.net/49d187942888f0db09bab30aab19eb5bd6c76c3d2c13501bcdda84a28546553d.mp4