Ryan Robinson
Деңгей B2· 563 сөз
What's up, guys? So, I've been thinking about some stuff. Um, basically, I want to talk about the idea of luck. How to attain luck in your life. And it's coming from more of a kind of an average person or a an average Joe, you could say. someone who hasn't attained any uh significant level of success at least in
their own eyes. [snorts] And something that often happens, I would say for people who have a very strong awareness is we can kind of get ourselves uh stuck in these we can create a prison of our own mind, of our own awareness in a sense of we we look at life and we look at we're just very analytical. We we kind
of look at every single thing about our situation. So you could say you view you're a human being. You view the planet. You view you basically see all the limitations.
When you have a very strong awareness and kind of a sense of continuity in your awareness, you can create these world views that you don't really realize are controlling you in the sense of you you focus only on the limitations. You see how finite everything is, how finite your life is,
how finite your possibilities are, the resources, how there's a limited resources for you to have, for the for everybody to have. And so it kind of seems like everyone's fighting over these resources. It's like a fight for survival. It's a fight to get ahead. And in a sense, there is truth there. If
you're looking at things very physically, the world is very limited. Your opportunities seem very limited. And it's actually a great trap you can fall into. And the way that you get out of it is actually by detaching and letting go of the ego, letting go of your beliefs about what is possible. Because when for
example, if you're if you're like me and you're into music and you want to make a career in music, it's something that you've been into for a long time, you will kind of look at things in a in a way of like, oh, I'm just not lucky enough to to be successful. Like, why am I not successful? Well, there's a lot
that goes into so-called success, and it differs from person to person. But what happens for a lot of us is [snorts] we'll look at certain musical artists or successful people who make music and we'll essentially compare ourselves to them and say, "Well, they they are in the right place at the right time and
that's why they're successful and and why I'm not successful." And it's actually a very limited way of looking at things. In fact, I would say the key to becoming lucky, the key to having luck and success in your life is you really have to stay focused on the infinite possibilities rather than the
objective truth of your current situation. So instead of looking at, well, I'm not very good at this or I and like you're looking at things way too simply. You need to focus more on the fact that the people you look up to, on the artists that are successful, just for an example of music, they too also were in your
shoes at one point of not having achieved anything, of not having brought success and luck to themselves, all these opportunities and abundance flowing to them. You have to realize that they're just a human being just like you. That we're all on an equal playing field. And even though when you
gain some momentum and success in your career or whatever it is, you look different to the people who haven't, they'll look up to you as if you're special, as if there's something special about you that makes it possible for you to be successful.