1.- Todos tenemos la posibilidad de crear circunstancias cuando nuestro propósito está claro. Muchas veces nos empeñamos en querer tener todas las respuestas antes de empezar y esto nos crea muchas limitaciones, si comenzamos a andar veremos que los ¿cómo? van encontrando sus respuestas, es decir vamos creando las circunstancias.

2.- No quedarnos solo con lo que conocemos: observa, pregunta, investiga, experimenta, en ello vamos encontrando las posibilidades de hacer las cosas diferentes para obtener resultados distintos.

3.- En nuestro caminar no busquemos solo el beneficio propio, pensemos, respetemos, valoricemos al otro. Recordemos que una de las leyes del universo es el dar y con ello activamos el recibir.

4.- La procrastinación no es una buena idea. Reza el dicho popular “No dejes para mañana lo que puedes hacer hoy”. Actívate y centra tu acción, a nadie le llega la “buena suerte”, viendo televisión o chateando horas en el teléfono, por ello asegúrate de hacer, cada día, algo por esa meta que te has propuesto.

5.- Una vez que has hecho lo que “tenes que hacer”, suelta y espera resultados, ten paciencia, dale tiempo al tiempo, por supuesto, esperar no significa abandonar el terreno, sino seguir abonándolo desde otros puntos para seguir construyendo.

Un de las reglas llamó poderosamente mi atención y es que al crear circunstancia prestemos atención a “Lo aparentemente innecesario pero imprescindible”. Me resulta enigmática: ¿Qué es eso que parece innecesario pero que a la vez es imprescindible? Puede ser cualquier cosa y creo que depende precisamente de las circunstancias que tengamos al frente y con lo cual le vamos a dar ese toque único y diferenciador.

Puede ser una actitud, un principio moral-ético, un pensamiento positivo, una acción, una palabra… ¡Ayúdame! ¿Que parece innecesario pero es imprescindible?

In English

Luck, a word that leads us to think of good things that come to us unexpectedly, that bring us joy and satisfaction, we also associate it to chance, to chance, to that for which we have done nothing or almost nothing to obtain it. In other words, luck does not depend on us.

This is the starting point of the book "La Buena Suerte" by the Spaniards: Alex Rovira and Frenando Trías, that our friend @irvinc invites us to read for the program "Encuentros de Bienestar" of the @holos-lotus community in its 8th installment. I invite you to visit the call and to join this coming, November 16, the "Book Club" where we will talk about this interesting book full of lessons of personal growth. Below is my commentary on the text.

Going back to the book, as I pointed out, the first distinction made by the authors is that luck does not depend on you and in contrast they tell us that "Good Luck" is created by you. This idea fascinates me because I do not like to think that I need a stroke of luck for my things to work, I choose that positive thinking that tells me that with my being, doing and feeling I can achieve what I want to have.

I also firmly believe that there are a series of circumstances that I cannot modify, they are beyond my control, they are there and are part of a reality, therefore, the best thing I can do is to accept them and as I have pointed out in other writings, acceptance is not resignation, but to give me the opportunity to look to the sides and unfold the world of options that opens before me to create new circumstances that are more favorable to me.

And this is the great value I find in the book "Good Luck" that through its pages and by telling us a story, shows us the two sides of the coin:

Nott, a young gentleman who is dressed in black to symbolize his negative attitude, from which, at every step he takes, he reaffirms his thought of impossibility, that he cannot think of doing anything different from what is already established, not asking the right questions and letting himself be influenced only by what others say, believing that others are bad and seek to deceive him and finally believing that good luck can be bought.

Sid, the other main character, dressed in white and in the same external circumstances of Nott, is optimistic and enthusiastic, as he goes along he finds the same negative answers, however, these answers give rise to more acute questions, whose answers open new horizons to create different circumstances, which he is not sure if they will give a positive result, but he believes in that possibility and every day with his different actions, he visualizes it as possible.

The book gives us the complete recipe, it leaves no room for inferring or supposing (only one of them still makes me wonder, I will tell you about it at the end). To have "Good Luck", according to the authors, is condensed in following ten rules of life, according to how I interpret it, I highlight the following ones:

1.- We all have the possibility of creating circumstances when our purpose is clear. Many times we insist on wanting to have all the answers before starting and this creates many limitations, if we start walking we will see that the how? are finding their answers, that is to say, we are creating the circumstances.

2.- Do not stay only with what we know: observe, ask, investigate, investigate, experiment, in this we will find the possibilities of doing things differently to obtain different results.

3.- In our walk let us not only look for our own benefit, let us think, respect, value the other. Let us remember that one of the laws of the universe is to give and with it we activate receiving.

4.- Procrastination is not a good idea. As the popular saying goes, "Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today". No one gets "good luck" by watching television or chatting for hours on the phone, so make sure you do something every day for that goal you have set for yourself.

Once you have done what you "have to do", let go and wait for results, be patient, give time to time, of course, waiting does not mean abandoning the ground, but continue to fertilize it from other points to continue building.

One of the rules attracted my attention and it is that when creating circumstances we should pay attention to "What is apparently unnecessary but essential". I find it enigmatic: What is it that seems unnecessary but at the same time is essential? It can be anything and I believe that it depends precisely on the circumstances that we have in front of us and with which we are going to give it that unique and differentiating touch.

It can be an attitude, a moral-ethical principle, a positive thought, an action, a word... Help me! What seems unnecessary but is essential?

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