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A review by milandeep
Luck by Ed Smith
4.0
A lot of people don't believe in luck. Everyone wants to think that they are the master of their own destinies. But there are a lot of things which happen to us because of luck - sometimes good and sometimes bad. A lot of people would be happier if they had a better understanding and acceptance of the existence of luck in their lives.
In Luck, Ed Smith writes about how he started believing in luck by reassessing his life after he had to stop playing as a professional cricketer after a freak injury on the cricket field. The book is his personal journey mixed with some observations and interviews about other lucky people. What shines through in Smith's writing is his common sense and clarity of thought when he looks back at his life.
In Luck, Ed Smith writes about how he started believing in luck by reassessing his life after he had to stop playing as a professional cricketer after a freak injury on the cricket field. The book is his personal journey mixed with some observations and interviews about other lucky people. What shines through in Smith's writing is his common sense and clarity of thought when he looks back at his life.