“…70% of American workers believe the key ingredient to being lucky in their careers is having a strong work ethic…
…Of 7,000 respondents in 15 countries…84% said they believed that luck – good or bad – plays some role in their professional lives.
…But they aren’t relying on kismet: participants consider luck to be something people create for themselves…
…Respondents said the most important factors in generating good fortune are solid communication skills, flexibility, strong work ethic, acting on opportunities and having a robust network, in that order…”
Source: Wall Street Journal, Luck is Hard Work
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The harder I work, the luckier I get – sounds like a rock song 🙂
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Completely missed that. Yes!
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It got to the point I became sick of having to sing the words of that rock song to people who were constantly saying “you’re so lucky…”, and I found new people who already knew the tune 🙂
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Good!
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You really need solid communication skills, flexibility, strong work ethic, acting on opportunities and having a robust network for good fortune to come your way.
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Nothing comes easy, but one could get lucky as well, with some determinations and haerd work.
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Reblogged this on MyDestiny2011.
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Thanks Again!
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Having luck is similar to having hope; neither are tangible or reliable. “I hope we succeed” or “I hope luck is on our side” are statements we all have said. But, we have to do something, and take action, for luck and hope to be more on our side.
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Yes Dale, as usual you are on point. ACTION. DO. TAKE THAT FIRST STEP…
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VERY TRUE!
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Reblogged this on Space for lasam and commented:
Luck is hard work…
March 19, 2012 By David Kanigan 7 Comments
“…70% of American workers believe the key ingredient to being lucky in their careers is having a strong work ethic…
…Of 7,000 respondents in 15 countries…84% said they believed that luck – good or bad – plays some role in their professional lives.
…But they aren’t relying on kismet: participants consider luck to be something people create for themselves…
…Respondents said the most important factors in generating good fortune are solid communication skills, flexibility, strong work ethic, acting on opportunities and having a robust network, in that order…”
Source: Wall Street Journal, Luck is Hard Work
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702303717304577279473549339082.html
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Reblogged this on Carlo Favaretti.
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Great post! Also, thanks for stopping by my blog and for the like!
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Excellent!
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Thank you
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Daily writing and massive blogging certainly play a large part in developing and practicing these effective work habits that push us into following our dreams more and more each day!
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