I am a big believer in ‘making your own luck’
A far fetched concept that many won’t understand, but the key behind it is simple
Persistence
If you break life down to numbers, luck is statistics, the more persistent you are with something, the more chances you have to ‘make it’
You can sit and blame the lack of opportunities present
You can sit and blame the government, or the institution perhaps
You can sit and blame traditions that plague the today
and
You can sit and blame the lack of resources available
As a result
You can leave and improve your odds
Or you can persist and go against the odds
Be determined and persistent, and have the maximum chance to expose yourself to luck
Don’t always undermine yourself because you need to get lucky to achieve something
Sometimes you just need to be more available to luck
I will send this off with a recent quote that inspired this post:
<ul>
<li>Nothing in the world can take place of persistence.</li>
<li>Talent will not — nothing is more common than unsuccessful people with talent.</li>
<li>Genius will not — unrewarded genius is almost a proverb.</li>
<li>Education will not — the world is full of educated derelicts.</li>
<li>Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent.</li>
</ul>
Ray Kroc — Founder of McDonald’s

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The key to 'making your own luck' lies in persistence. By being persistent, you increase your chances of success, as luck is essentially statistical likelihood. Instead of blaming external factors, focus on improving your odds and being determined. Persistence and determination are crucial, and can provide opportunities comparable to, or more significant than, talent, genius, or education.

I am a big believer in ‘making your own luck’

Personally, I dont worry about my circumstances. And they are not good to be honest. But I like that peope are dissapointed about the system they live in. Only large amout of dissatisfied people have power to reconfigure system.

Yes, absolutely correct—as long as you rule out where, how, and when you’re born. If you ignore all the nature, the environment you grew up in, your parents, and the few life-changing moments that are completely out of your control.