Where Did Li Jiacheng Say Lucky Come From?

At the age of 20, one hundred percent of the achievements in the career were exchanged by hands.

-- Li Jiacheng

There are countless people in the world who dream of becoming rich.

Some people talk about it.

Li Jiacheng always disagrees with the word "luck". He believes that the success of his career is composed of luck but mainly by hard work.

Especially when a person has not yet succeeded, his career results are 100% hard earned.

Someone has discussed it specially.

The "lucky" is quite convincing.

The book "the rich and the family" wrote: "in October 29, 1979, the Time said Li was" the lucky man of heaven ", which means that Li's achievements today are much more fortunate than that of God.

The English also has a saying: "an ounce of luck is better than a pound of wisdom."

From Li's experience, what is lucky or opportune and wisdom (and vision) to a person's achievement?

Looking back at the history of Li Jiacheng's pioneering work, it is easy to see that the emergence of so-called luck is always based on wisdom and labor.

If there is luck and no result, then the result will be a root without roots.

In 1981, Li Jiacheng expressed his views on the book. He pointed out: "at the age of 20, one hundred percent of the achievements in business depend on the hard work of both hands."

Between 20 and 30 years of age, there are some small foundations for career. The success of 10 years, 10% is good luck, 90% is still hard work. After that, the proportion of opportunities has gradually increased. By now, luck has almost accounted for three to 40%.

In 1986, Li Jiacheng went on to explain his view: "in general, Chinese people are more modest about their success."

Few people say that it is hard work and systematic work.

I think there are three stages to success.

The first stage is entirely achieved through hard work and continuous struggle; the second stage, although there is little luck, it will not be a lot; now, of course, it will depend on luck, but if there is no personal condition, luck will also run away.

Li Jiacheng believes that early diligence is the stage of his saving capital, which is what western people call "capital accumulation".

However, there are about 100 thousand people who work in Hongkong for more than 10 hours a day and work 7 days a week. Why do they work diligently for decades without getting ahead? There must be some elements of luck and wisdom.

It can be seen that Li Jiacheng believes that diligence is the foundation of success and self humbly. Fortunately, it is only the illusion of ordinary people.

Judging from Li's success, he has the vision to identify opportunities and then persevere, and the opportunity he sees is what most people consider "lucky."

Many people only have a dull life. They may not be able to distinguish opportunities or see opportunities.

Or when the opportunity comes, there is a lack of "first pot of gold".

There are also opportunities when opportunities come, because they are too small to gain or lose.