My Lucky Charm

Do you believe in luck? Are there black and white stripes in life or are these just excuses of those who rely not on themselves, but on the case? But the most interesting question is, are there lucky charms, or is this just one way to believe in yourself? Sometimes it's hard enough for us to accept some events in our lives, or to make difficult decisions, sometimes we need something that will help us believe in luck, or just to strengthen its influence. That's the meaning of the lucky charm.

I think that every person should have something that will give him confidence in his desires, his abilities. Sometimes even the most ordinary things or even actions become the subject of, associated with luck. For example, in one of the series that I watched, there was an episode where there was a waitress, and when she came into the hall during a football match, the team scored a goal. That's how the girl became a lucky charm. And it's wonderful when there's something that we think will help us succeed in something.

In fact, as much as I would like to have my own talisman, I don't have one, and I can't remember ever having one. It may be pessimistic, but I'm used to relying on my own strength. Since childhood, my grandmother taught me to believe only in myself, taught me to work, caution, accuracy. These and many other skills have made me a confident person who doesn't need "extra luck". We always must be satisfied with what we have, or try to improve our lives, not relying mainly on luck, because it can only push us to believe in ourselves.

There is a beautiful winged expression: «Every man is the architect of his own fortunes». It conveys to us the realization that we are creating our own future, and we do not have any outside help. I believe that the lucky talisman can be carried with you to calm the soul or hope that what we are waiting for will come true, but do not forget that our future is only in our hands.