The experience I’ve had this year alone have made me realise that anything is possible, if one has the right circumstances and opportunity—“Fate” as many would call it.
The concept of fate has been excessively romanticised by society. The coincidence of events which have positive outcomes has been touted as fate.
Fate is essentially an umbrella term used to describe how lucky a person is; luck is euphemism for how probable an event is likely to occur.
The year would not have been what it had been had it not been for the work I’ve put into my self-development and those who have helped me along the way.
You make your own luck.
The concept of fate has been excessively romanticised by society. The coincidence of events which have positive outcomes has been touted as fate.
Fate is essentially an umbrella term used to describe how lucky a person is; luck is euphemism for how probable an event is likely to occur.
The year would not have been what it had been had it not been for the work I’ve put into my self-development and those who have helped me along the way.
You make your own luck.