Luck doesn't fall from the sky

In the workplace, many people always think that those who are favored by their bosses are lucky, and then complain about their bad luck, but they don't know how much sweat they put behind their success. Therefore, don't believe in luck. If you want to succeed, you must strive for it.

Emerson, an American philosopher, once said: "Only shallow people believe in luck, and strong people believe that everything has its fruit and its cause, and everything has rules to follow." For your own work, don't wait for luck to come, but enrich yourself with all your strength. This is your so-called luck keeper.

Nowadays, many young people have the habit of being quick and quick. They look down on grass-roots work and start aiming at official positions as soon as they enter the company. Once you are not valued, you complain about your bad luck and your boss is blind. There is only one word for luck, that is, don't believe it. Good luck or bad luck is just an excuse for those who refuse to work hard.

Good luck is the fruit irrigated by your hard work and hard progress. Bad luck is the result that you don't work hard enough and aim high. Beaverbrook, a former British aviation minister, firmly believes in this idea, and he believes that hard work is the most reliable. He said, "I often warn those who pursue success not to rely on luck. No idea is more stupid and unrealistic than relying on luck. The world operates according to causality, and luck can be said to be nonexistent. Sometimes you think that someone is lucky to succeed, but can you understand the huge price he pays for success? "

If we blindly believe that luck will fall from the sky, then we will constantly refuse all kinds of opportunities around us and be unwilling to accept all kinds of trials and tribulations. In the end, of course, no one is willing to give us any more opportunities.

Truly intelligent people will put their luck aside, seize every opportunity that can help them by going up one flight of stairs, and never let go of any possibility to make themselves successful.

Some people may laugh at those who are down-to-earth and hard-working, and think that this road to success may go too far. However, at the very least, down-to-earth people are not in danger of sudden fall, and their success is lasting and reliable.

They never complain about others, never complain about bad luck, they just review themselves and make persistent efforts. Therefore, their success has a deep foundation, and even if the wind and rain are crazy and the earth shakes, they will not fall. Every step you take is one step closer to success. Compared with those who always have to start all over again because of the wrong way, it is a shortcut.

If you expect luck from the sky to help you succeed, it is no different from waiting for a rabbit. Only by striving hard will you get the favor of luck. Luck will never fall from the sky at any time. Many people who are more talented than you don't act according to the idea of "no pains, no gains". They want to hit luck and succeed, eventually making themselves poor and poor.

They believe too much that luck will fall from the sky, instead of making real efforts. They often show the appearance of carefree, spend time wandering, seemingly live easily, but in fact, their hearts are extremely empty.

So, learn the lesson! Luck will not befall those who are unprepared. There is no good thing in the world. If you want to be the boss's right-hand man and an indispensable important person in an enterprise, the only way is to be down-to-earth, treat your own job seriously, and believe that you will get something if you work hard.

People who really pursue success don't care about luck. They usually leave luck aside, seize the opportunity, and never let go of any possibility to make themselves successful. They will not wait for luck to escort themselves to success, but will strive for more chances of success. They may make mistakes because of inexperience and misjudgment, but they will keep learning from mistakes, and when he matures, he will succeed.

In the workplace, don't let the so-called luck inhibit your motivation. Only by working hard can you get the results you want. There is no good thing in heaven. Luck or opportunity is fair, and it won't favor one over the other. The key to good luck lies in whether you are well prepared for the arrival of luck and whether you actively strive for it. Those who seem to be lucky do not get a gift from heaven, but always prepare and strive for it. In their eyes, luck may exist, but it does not fall from the sky to anyone at will.