Luck? Nah, mate.

When I watch celebrity interviews, it is almost a given people attribute their success largely to good luck just to stay humble. While I understand why you’d want to say that, may I suggest that you MIGHT depress people a bit with it and also make them WANT TO rely on luck alone to get where you’re at? When people believe it’s just luck, they’ll feel unlucky and mistreated.

The fact is that you were BORN TALENTED is also not luck per se, but previous life work. You’ve EARNED the talent you’ve got in this lifetime because you’ve WORKED AT IT in previous lifetimes.

The luck of being in the right place at the right time is also not luck exactly. It is, rather, divine timing and perhaps a part of your UNLUCKINESS; you MAY HAVE made the mistake of kissing a lot of ass in previous lifetimes, and you’ll be expected to kiss ass in this one. What I mean is that if it benefits an opportunist to see your luck change, your luck will change. You’ll be sure to pay the way of an opportunist out of your success; they will spiritually help you forward. Indeed make sure you know who was there when you were poor and in need… Perhaps NOT a good samaritan but a future abuser?

Perhaps remind people that you do work hard, too, and that is part of the process. It is incredible how easily the lazy believe that what you have is simple good luck. Perhaps not the best idea to keep feeding that notion. Stay humble, but humility is literally the state of accepting realities as they are… Sometimes on behalf of other people.

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