How Believing in Luck Keeps You Broke

Описание: How Believing in Luck Keeps You Broke

You see someone doing well financially and your first thought is "they got lucky."
They had connections. They inherited money. They were in the right place at the right time.
It wasn't skill. It wasn't effort. It wasn't choices. It was luck.
And that explanation feels satisfying. Because if success is just luck, then your lack of it isn't your fault.
But here's what that belief actually does. It removes your agency. It tells you financial outcomes are random. That there's nothing to learn. No patterns to study.
It keeps you passive. Waiting for your lucky break instead of building the habits that create stability.
In this video, we explore why believing in luck keeps you broke, how attributing success to circumstances prevents you from learning observable patterns, and what happens when you shift from blaming luck to studying actual behavior.
This isn't about denying that advantages exist. It's about recognizing that behavior matters more than you think.

What you'll learn:
Why attributing success to luck removes your power to change
How this belief keeps you from learning from observable patterns
The difference between circumstances and consistent behavior
One person you can study this week by asking what they do differently
Financial progress doesn't come from waiting for luck. It comes from recognizing that the people you're calling lucky are doing things you're not doing yet.

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