Luck or Hardwork

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The oldest debate which has been in the subconscious mind of every individual that what is needed to succeed in life luck or hardwork,well we need both because it doesn't matter how hardworking you are if it is not in your luck you can't get it because we miss something, success is like a delicious recipe and we all have the ingredients to prepare it but one of the most important ingredient of success is luck but let's first discuss what is luck?

Luck means the union of perfect opportunity & time, when it happens our life takes a U turn but as we all have a limitation we can't guess which opportunity will change our life or not so there is a beautiful incident which happened in USA and it will help you understand the role of luck and hardwork, a journalists asked a very successful man that "how are you able to take right decisions all time and succeed so the man said "I never take right decisions, i just take decisions for whatever opportunity comes to me and if i find that my decision was wrong then i make it right by working on it and I don't quit it until it's done" so most of us never take decisions whenever an opportunity knocks at our door instead we keep thinking about taking decision but don't take decision and this way we miss lots of opportunities in life.

So conclusion is we need to take decisions to succeed and avoid thinking too much because whether we do it fast or not time is passing away,those who have understood time understood luck.

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