Luck is just statistical variance. Gamblers bet on single flips and lose; investors make many bets and win. Thomas J. Watson said it: double your failure rate to double your success rate.
From a statistical standpoint, luck is a variance. It's not magic. Life is a probability game, so that means every single decision, conversation, content upload, or investment that you make is a coin toss in the hidden odds. If you flip once, that's random rules. If you flip 100 times, that's pattern appearance. That's why gamblers lose and investors always win, because volume reveals the truth. Thomas J. Watson said it best: If you want to increase your success rate, double your failure rate.
