The Luck Factor

[AsaNisiMasa1963]

The man who said I'd rather be lucky than good saw deeply into life...

[bokicar1]

With regards to “hand gestures” and “lucky people”. Can you please tell, people born without hand and arms, how does it apply to them. How do you invite luck when you are born without hands or legs…?

Or those that are lucky enough to buy a ticket for the airplane that crashes and kills them.

[RickWolff]

So what I'm hearing is, we've two kinds of people. People X have certain tendencies, and People Y have the opposite. They each have had these tendencies their whole lives; indeed, they were brought up this way, with parents saying, "That's just the way he/she is." And now, in order to change to a Y, X is expected to take on a challenge that Y, through life circumstances, has never had to do: take on Y attributes, even as they're, by definition, limited by being X. Just like that. From a book.

[RottenDoctorGonzo]

Thanks for that. Very insightful and enlightening. And funny too. You should have your own post-watershed Friday night chat show!

I'll check your other vids too.

I have used creative visualisation.

What to do when one's goals change...? One just changes accordingly, I guess.

Possitive affirmations have been amazing, too. I wrote my own personal ones.

Anyway, cheers, and good luck to ya!

(Dare to dream big, because thoughts become things.)