Abstract

There is no effort that doesn’t pay off!
A surreal story of luck and reward.

"... why do I always have such bad luck"
Suddenly I noticed a taxi approaching.

There is a moment in life when luck can change dramatically.
Luck is not something that is expressed as ‘good’ or ‘bad’. It is something that you either ‘use’ or ‘save’. You can save luck for later and then use it to some extent. Luck is ‘postpaid’. Good things don't happen if you just wait and don't do anything. People who are thought to be ‘lucky’ are actually taking advantage of the luck they accumulated. This is a story of self-growth.

Author’s Information

Kitagawa Yasushi is a Tokyo-born writer. After graduation, he sought employment with a major study group to become an educator, and later became independent, launching a new study group in Yokohama. In 2005 he debuted as a writer with a fantasy-style self-help book, "The Book of the Wise", also published by Discover 21.