Whether luck contributes to one’s success or if success is solely a matter of diligence remains controversial. Some argue that luck has nothing to do with one’s achievements; rather, all success is determined by what they have contributed. However, in some cases, if luck does not stand by your side, it can be difficult to seize opportunities for accomplishment.
On the one hand, hardly anyone can reach the zenith of success without dedicating time and effort to their work. For example, a Master’s or Ph.D. student must exert their full potential to thoroughly study a specific research area and submit their papers on time to meet the university’s graduation requirements. Additionally, it is impossible to control luck; therefore it cannot be predicted when fortune will arrive. Luck is chance or happenstance that comes unexpectedly, governed solely by fate and not by any actions you took to bring it about.
On the other hand, sometimes, even if someone devotes their heart and soul to a task, luck may not be on their side, resulting in diminished prospects for success. In the business field, being fortunate enough to catch current trends can make it easier to generate revenue. For instance, in the 2020s, many key opinion leaders (KOLs) leveraged media platforms like TikTok and Instagram to create short videos that resonated with the tastes of young people. As a result, they were able to generate substantial income and gain fame.
In conclusion, without your unwavering efforts, you would never reach your desired goals. However, ultimately, success is composed of ninety-nine percent effort and one percent luck