My lucky charm

All of us can sometimes be unsure of our words and actions. We don't have enough support to take the last step. In such cases, the lucky charm comes to the rescue. A lucky charm is something that we consider charged with positive energy, a particle of luck and confidence. We attach great importance to the mascot, considering it an important part of our success. It seems to us that this subject brings good luck in all the endeavors that we undertake. We are more confident in doing something if we feel our lucky charm at hand. So what kind of talisman do I have?

My lucky charm is a pearl from my mother's beads. I got it when my mother dropped and spilled her beads as I was a child. She gave me one pearl and told me to take care of it, because it would bring me good luck. Since then, I have taken this pearl to all important meetings, trips and other important moments in my life, and this lucky charm almost never lets me down. Every time I have it in my pocket, I get lucky, sometimes even very unusual. Similarly, for other people, randomly obtained items become lucky charms and give self-confidence, as well as bring good luck. Someone has a child's toy, someone has a small brooch as a gift. Some people consider an old torn glove or a hole in their favorite coat to be their mascot. But all these people are bound by confidence in their abilities when using a particular lucky charm.

That is why everyone should have a lucky charm to add determination and self-confidence. Sometimes this confidence leads to success in their actions, whether it is a job interview or a desire to go out to answer the blackboard in class, which is proved by my example and many other examples of people who have a lucky charm.