Let luck knock on the door (Red)

Author: (Spanish) Alex
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: If everyone learned the method of creating luck, what a magnificent sight it would be! The world's newest "non-fiction" book sales Modern Marketing Guru Kotler hailed as a classic masterpiece that will be passed down through the ages! Both adults and children will be deeply attracted to it. The reading craze for Good Luck, happening worldwide simultaneously. You absolutely did not stumble upon this story of lucky grass translated into thirty-four languages and selling in sixty-seven countries. This heartwarming masterpiece! This book will become a classic masterpiece that will be passed down through the ages! I believe that whether adults or children will be deeply attracted to it. This is a globally popular bestseller on success—telling a story of how to seize opportunities and achieve success in life and work. The story seems simple but touches the soul. A pair of long-lost friends meet again by chance. From a poor background and unable to continue his studies, Max has now become an outstanding entrepreneur; Jim, who inherited a large fortune, is living a destitute life. The secret of Max's success is hidden in the story of "finding the magical lucky grass" told by his grandfather. Through the small stories in this story, readers can clearly understand why happiness only falls upon certain people and how to maintain happiness. The secret is—luck does not come knocking on its own; you must create the environment to create luck! Two renowned Spanish economists, after three years of careful planning, wrote this vivid, interesting, and profound book in eight hours, hoping to present these proven happiness principles to those who feel uneasy about life, don't know how to act, or how to choose, so that they can find answers to their inner dissatisfaction and confusion, and have the courage to take a step to get the life they want! GOODLUCK: Letting Luck Knock on Your Door tells the story of ten luck principles through an allegory of "finding the magical lucky grass." The story tells people: luck is always around us, but we haven't created the environment to seize it; only through personal effort can we achieve our own luck; wealth, love, and career are all the same.