LUCK

By Jack Diiorure

Do I believe in LUCK?

I should say I do! It's a wonderful force!

I have watched the successful careerr of too many lucky men, to doubt its existence and its efficacy.

You tee rome fellow'reach out and grab an opportunity that the otfrer fellows standing round had not realized was there.

Having grabbed it, he hangs onto it with a grip that makes tfie jaws of a bulldog reem like a f"iry touch.

He calls into play his breadth of VISION.

He sees the possibilities of tlre sihration, and has the AMBITION to desire them, and the COURAGE to tackle them.

He intensifies his etrong points, bolsters his weak oner, cultivates those persorral qualities that cause other men to trrst him and to co.operate with him.

He sows the seeds of sunshine, of good cheer, of optimism, of unstinted kindness. He grter freely of what he has, both spiritual and physical things.

He thinkg a little straighter; works a little harder and a little longer; travels on his nerve and his enthusiasm; he gtvo such service as his best efforts permit.

And then, LUCK does all the rest.

Success is his.

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