Although risk is easier to accept, luck tends to be avoided as we don't like to think that our success may not be attributed to our actions.
- Therefore, it is essential to understand that your successes may not always be a result of your actions and that learning from both your successes and failures can bring valuable insights.
- So when things don’t go as expected, don't blame yourself entirely; instead, consider the role of luck and risk in your life.
- It can be tough to realize that luck plays a significant part in success but recognizing it can help you learn and grow from your experiences.
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The article outlines essential but often overlooked skills such as accepting hassle, recognizing biases, respectfully disagreeing, engaging in diverse conversations, concise communication, diplomatically saying "No," and balancing luck and risk.
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