is fairly consistent with
>chock[s] it all up to chance
A little humility does great for ego burns.
is fairly consistent with
>chock[s] it all up to chance
A little humility does great for ego burns.
I think I can empathize with your view, now.
Your mileage may vary, but as a mere mortal I personally find it much more reassuring when the role of luck is recognized.
Too many narratives are akin to:
"Well, I worked very hard every day without stop and tho I struggled at first - with how hard I was working - eventually the fruits of my labour yielded this unbroken string of successes thereby reaping my just deserts"
His luck probably helped quite a lot. Nobody really knows what they are good at or what they will enjoy until they do it. Even if it's 'harder' or 'easier'. Having a good mentor is difficult as well; they have to know their stuff, want to teach and mesh well with you.