What you want, you have.

Author: (USA) Harry R. Robbins Fan Rujie (Editor)
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: Five suggestions for maximizing the benefits from this book:
1. Learn by applying others' experiences;
2. Don’t chase speed;
3. Keep a pen handy;
4. Perseverance is key to benefiting.
Don’t complain about fate, thinking others are lucky while you’re not. Believe that what is called "luck" is fairly distributed to everyone. Each of us creates our own luck. If you think your luck is bad, it’s because your efforts are misguided.
Clover is an extremely common plant, usually consisting of a single leaf formed by three heart-shaped petals joined together. The tips of the petals all connect inward to the stem. Legend says that if you find a four-petaled clover, it’s called a "lucky clover," and the person who finds it will be blessed with luck and happiness! Generation after generation has believed this myth, desperately searching for "lucky clover" in the outside world, only to return disappointed. Some wise people gradually realized: only fools search far and wide for luck, while the wise plant happiness at their own feet.