The Luck Bias #thursdaythoughts

When your rival succeeds, they just got lucky.


But when you succeed, it’s the result of hard work, persistence,
and talent.


Curious, isn’t it?


Either you believe luck is an irrational force, swirling around
like a quantum tornado randomly bestowing itself whenever and for
whomever it feels like, or you believe there is a measure of
control we each exert over our own luck.


If it’s the former, you should rightly be envious of your rival’s
lucky break. But you can no longer take credit for your own
success. 


If it’s the latter you must recognize the same hard work,
persistence, and talent in your rival’s lucky breaks as in your
own.


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