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In "Good Luck Isn't Just a Roll of the Dice; It's a Skill That You Can Master," Ignatious Antony, a seasoned professional engineer, unveils the fascinating idea that luck is not a random, capricious force but a skill that can be cultivated. Drawing from his extensive career of nearly five decades at ISRO and various electronics R&D centers, Antony has interacted with a broad spectrum of professionals.This experience led him to explore a profound question: what distinguishes the lucky from the unlucky? Can the art and science of attracting good fortune be learned?
Antony's book is the culmination of his research and reflections on this enigmatic concept of luck. He debunks the myth that luck is beyond our control, arguing instead that it is a talent that can be honed. "The best luck of all is the luck you make for yourself."
As readers go through the book, they undergo a paradigm shift, moving away from viewing luck as a chance and embracing it as a skill. He provides powerful tools and insights, enabling readers to shape their own fortune.
The book offers the readers the knowledge and tools to become the architects of their own fortune. Antony delves into specific techniques and strategies for cultivating luck, providing a practical roadmap for readers to implement. This approach demystifies luck, empowering readers to take charge of their destinies.This book empowers readers to harness their inner potential to create their own fortune
