I never considered myself a lucky person, on the contrary, I thought that luck was not my ally. Over the years I understood that it was only a matter of effort and perseverance in every project I undertook.
There are very lively people who might think they have more luck, I was not one of those, but the years have taught me that it is a matter of visualizing some aspects that allow you to see certain consequences that you can take in your favor.
I have also been a bit superstitious about luck (very few times), I have believed that wearing a certain article of clothing has brought me luck.
I can be skeptical in the same sense.
I apologize for writing to you in Spanish.
No worries, I don't read it and don't use translators, so I just responded in Māori to let you know.
Visualisation, seeing the things one wants to achieve or attain, is very powerful and helps a person to find it a little easier to do the work required to actually achieve those things.
On the luck thing, lucky charms, clothing and so on...I see nothing wrong with that if it provides some motivation to act. Doing those things and taking no action is not going to be very successful though, in my opinion.
I'm sure, with practice, you can become better at visualisation, in the meantime don't be hard on yourself, lean into it and keep creating the life you wish to have.
I never considered myself a lucky person, on the contrary, I thought that luck was not my ally. Over the years I understood that it was only a matter of effort and perseverance in every project I undertook.
There are very lively people who might think they have more luck, I was not one of those, but the years have taught me that it is a matter of visualizing some aspects that allow you to see certain consequences that you can take in your favor.
I have also been a bit superstitious about luck (very few times), I have believed that wearing a certain article of clothing has brought me luck.
I can be skeptical in the same sense.
I apologize for writing to you in Spanish.
No worries, I don't read it and don't use translators, so I just responded in Māori to let you know.
Visualisation, seeing the things one wants to achieve or attain, is very powerful and helps a person to find it a little easier to do the work required to actually achieve those things.
On the luck thing, lucky charms, clothing and so on...I see nothing wrong with that if it provides some motivation to act. Doing those things and taking no action is not going to be very successful though, in my opinion.
I imagine that Maori is not a very well known language, I had to look it up with St. Google.🙂
I wish I could be sharper with my visualizations, maybe it's just a matter of logical reasoning.
As for some garments as amulets those were very casuistic and fun to wear.
Thank you for your kindness when you respond so well to everyone.
I'm sure, with practice, you can become better at visualisation, in the meantime don't be hard on yourself, lean into it and keep creating the life you wish to have.