Perhaps the strength of the two sides in the battle is equal, or the loser may be better. Maybe the winner is just lucky, but people will praise the winner. For the winner, people will always magnify his advantages infinitely, while for the loser, his shortcomings are the reason for his failure. In fact, it's not fair. Maybe just because someone is lucky, he may get better resources, which will make him better and better, while the unlucky party will get relatively poor F resources. If two people work equally, the unlucky one is doomed to be inferior to the unlucky one. This idea may be too pessimistic. I didn't believe in fate and luck, which are beyond human control, but now I do, perhaps because I have seen too many things about my age.
Now everyone is preaching success. It seems that as long as a person is successful, then this person is very successful, but there is an obvious loophole.
Let's give a very simple example. If people like Ma Yun and Ma Tengfei are found to have committed financial fraud, insider trading and serious tax evasion in the company, so serious that they will be punished by criminal administration, and the company's share price will plummet or even be reorganized, will everyone still consider them successful? If they are very careful and lucky in fraud, tax evasion and tax evasion, and are not discovered by society, and they also safeguard successful people every day, the company will be full of vitality? Obviously, in these two cases, people will have two completely different views on their evaluation, but in fact, their conduct has not changed, and the difference is only luck.
Similar examples abound in the economic field, and the different contrasts before and after the public are surprising, but they are also reasonable. Every company wants to convey the best corporate image to the public. Some companies really help themselves, but many want to be opportunistic. Maybe they are caught in the financial crisis of the company, maybe they are caught in the first fraud, or maybe they are smooth sailing, but they can always maintain the superficial image of prosperity.
Of course, this example tells us that for the sake of conscience and risk, we'd better obey the law.
But I give this example to show that luck is still very important in a person's life, just like the saying "luck is also a part of strength" that you can always see when reading novels.
Of course, this only represents my temporary feelings. I can still believe that as long as I work hard enough, I can move in the direction I want, even with a little luck. )
Finally, I wish you good luck!