Luck Is Not Permanent Feeling

Everyone in this world is succesful by either luck or determination in hard work, we have been always taught that hardwork always pays off but it is not always accurate. I have many fellow acquaintaces that are either settled as CEO,s of a particular company with minimum of hardwork and loads of luck, also I have known some who struggle on a daily basis , determination slowly fading away, shattering into pieces everyday but still struggling to settle. Luck is estimated if we taken that into consideration because people always look at your work instead of hardwork and dont know anything about stuggle therefore without doubt, they declare it was just luck all along.

Luck does pay a minor role in ones success ,it maybe his her good deeds that had led them here so who knows? Lets take an example of a successful person, Bill Gates. Students most probably look at him and the luckiest person ever to walk on Earth since he, a multi-millionare or maybe billionaire is a school dropout. Teenagers feel dropout is only anwer leading a clear pathway to success but it is not. Who would have known how hard he worked or how much of a genius he is? I think it is the time to acknowledge the fact that hardwork always pays off, not today but very soon. If not then it is not wasted at all considering the fact that a particular knowledge is never wasted, we can further derive this into an example, say a person with plythora of computer system analysis expert works for a company and does not offer him a good pay or promotion of any sort. Who knows that he would be accepted by Google or Microsoft with enthusiam? Exactly, we cannot predict but you see, the knowledge he is capable of possessing is only needed for multinational companies. Now if we think of a different scenario, a person who lacks motivation, determination and willpower would only rely on luck because he might have won a grand lottery.

Its always mesmerising to think what would be the possiblity of achieveing everything within reach without hardwork, and sometimes when certain things get true as miracles through luck, people get addicted to it and at some point it acts like a drug that is very desiring. Subsequently, you may notice them loosing everything in greed of luck to be precise. Hence this leads to my conclusion that nothing is permanent, by luck you may swim in currencies or you may drown in debt.