The more consistent I was, the "luckier" I got.

The harder you work, the luckier you will get. 

She said she thought the rent was fair.Maybe I have just been luckier in the past in finding tenants quickly than I realized.

I had ups and downs for certain, but my total return was never negative ... if I'm a speculator, then I'm one damn lucky speculator, and the harder I work, the luckier I get :)

Step-up in basis at death is expected to cost the federal government >$30 billion in 2018 — roughly the same sized tax break as the deduction for mortgage interest.Market economies will always feature some inequality, as those who are more talented, work harder, or are just plain luckier are going to generate more income.

Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:just seems the harder we work the luckier we get.I love that quote. 

I will be retiring at age 54 in three years, with a full pension from the federal government (luckier than most).

You know I've heard about people getting lucky but in my experience, the harder you work the luckier you get...and you're an awfully hard worker.

The visa is a $#@% show mate.Took me 4 different visa's and $50,000+ to an immigration attorney lolAnd it was still a shot in dark.Nothing beats hard work so where there is a will, there will always be a way.Over my 9 years of real estate investing and running various companies I've seen to many folks talk to the talk.But not many put in the work.As the saying goes "The harder you work, the luckier you get"I plugged away 100hr weeks for many years and got my green card after all.The rest is history lolNothing comes easyMuch success

get a second job and stack cash, and cut everything non essential out of your lifestyle,  I notice the harder I work the luckier I get, REI is not easy and its not get rich quick, actually its holly crap how can i feel this poor but have so much on paper?