> You can’t control the outcome of the coin flip,
That’s my point. That’s my only point. The outcome is still always every time going to depend on luck. Because you can flip that coin 100 times and it could land on heads every time when you wanted tails. Is it unlikely? Yes, is it impossible? No.
That’s why you flip 200 times instead of 100.
Focus on what you can control. People who flip more times are more likely to have heads. So be that person.
You’re trying to make opportunity the same thing as luck. Of course I can increase my opportunity but I can’t change the outcome ever.
It’s obvious to focus on the things you can control, which is why I don’t focus on luck. And that’s also why I have sympathy for people who fail.
Increasing the surface area of luck is about fostering opportunities to flip a coin
Just simple stuff like showing up to work every day. Going to social events. Networking. Taking classes. These will increase the opportunities you have to flip the coin.
Thinking there’s a fixed number of flips in life is false and really a poor way of thinking.