If you love inspiring quotes on risk, loss and luck, read on for some wise words.
It’s funny how life works. Certain life lessons learned in one area also apply to other areas of life as well.
I wrote about this principle of life in a previous article called 10 Relationship Tools From 10 Unlikely Places, where I shared how life lessons learned from architects, dog trainers, race car drivers (etc) also apply to lessons in love.
Well, guess what? You can also learn a lot of life wisdom about luck from some unlikely places: a range of famous celebrities, ancient philosophers, literary resources, cartoonists.
This quote is credited to Steve Badger, a pro poker player who has dedicated his time to teaching others insider tips and tricks. This is a mantra that most definitely applies to life in general. These words emphasize the importance of keeping your eyes and ears open, and being receptive to new ideas and thoughts.
No one could ever argue with the wisdom of James Bond, and these words were written by the spy author Ian Fleming.
Slightly less obvious than our previous quote, Fleming is at pains to point out that if you try to shift the blame onto bad luck, you might miss the fact that you need to make changes to your own behavior.
Just in case you were under the impression that it’s just the modern gamblers who are ready with some pithy words, this quote is here to prove the opposite. This philosophical saying dropped from the lips of a 17th century philosopher, Baltasar Gracián y Morale.
While Ashton Kucher wasn’t implying that everyone is featuring in their own version of The Truman Show, there’s a stark warning about the digital trail you’re leaving and the ease of access to personal information.
While there’s an argument that this saying particularly applies in Hollywood, it’s good advice for living your life anywhere. If you want to get anywhere or pursue your heart’s desire, you’re going to have to be brave and make your wishes known.
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