Seneca on Luck: You Don’t Need More Luck — You Need More Preparation

"Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity."
– Seneca

💭 What It Really Means:
We often call people “lucky” when things work out for them.
But Seneca breaks that illusion — it’s not about chance…
It’s about being ready when the moment shows up.

📌 Opportunity doesn’t wait.
It doesn’t knock twice.
And it doesn’t care who wants it — it favors who’s prepared.

The disciplined prepare in silence.
So when opportunity appears… it’s not luck — it’s alignment.

What are you preparing for — quietly, patiently, while no one’s watching?
Drop it below. Let’s normalize silent progress. 👇

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