Do you believe in Luck?
Do you believe in Luck?
Ask it to Indian (Any religion) he will show you a ring on finger or stone around his neck of a Talisman, but are they portraying LUCK or Faith?
Faith and Luck both are unseen yet we put so much of science to it just to get the fact. “All is well”
Ask me and I probably without analyzing would say YES.
Analyze:
Sudden attack can you defend, you are best someone beats you can you take that, you broken record in past now dwelling on it.
'What Every Man Thinks About Apart From Sex', written by British author Sheridan Simove, has only a front cover and 200 completely blank pages and has outsold both Harry Potter and The Da Vinci Code within weeks of its release on Amazon.com.
Was it author and publishers Luck or Faith.
Do you believe in Luck?
Ask Allan McNish and he would say
“I personally do not believe in luck. I think luck is an excuse for people who have failed in their mission to do something. If you do your track ratio correct, if you do your work, if you think about things, if you make the correct judgments on the risks that you take and if you stay out of the pits - then you win the race. And that's not luck, that's hard work.”
I know I should not believe in Luck but have faith in what I do, it’s only then I do the best. It’s The thing that no one can take from you.
Don’t believe.
Ask it to Indian (Any religion) he will show you a ring on finger or stone around his neck of a Talisman, but are they portraying LUCK or Faith?
Faith and Luck both are unseen yet we put so much of science to it just to get the fact. “All is well”
Ask me and I probably without analyzing would say YES.
Analyze:
Sudden attack can you defend, you are best someone beats you can you take that, you broken record in past now dwelling on it.
'What Every Man Thinks About Apart From Sex', written by British author Sheridan Simove, has only a front cover and 200 completely blank pages and has outsold both Harry Potter and The Da Vinci Code within weeks of its release on Amazon.com.
Was it author and publishers Luck or Faith.
Do you believe in Luck?
Ask Allan McNish and he would say
“I personally do not believe in luck. I think luck is an excuse for people who have failed in their mission to do something. If you do your track ratio correct, if you do your work, if you think about things, if you make the correct judgments on the risks that you take and if you stay out of the pits - then you win the race. And that's not luck, that's hard work.”
I know I should not believe in Luck but have faith in what I do, it’s only then I do the best. It’s The thing that no one can take from you.
Don’t believe.
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