I hope if it was my building property yoh! It's so Lavish like most menssion in Nigeria
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50 days agoThis phrase suggests that when actions are attributed to luck rather than skill or effort, it can distort our understanding of what leads to success. Here's a breakdown: - *Action skews*: Refers to how our actions or decisions influence outcomes. - *Properties of success*: The characteristics or factors that contribute to achieving success. - *As luck*: Attributing success to chance or luck rather than to skill, hard work, or deliberate effort. When we attribute success to luck, it can: 1. *Overemphasize chance*: Suggests that success is largely due to random events rather than our actions. 2. *Underestimate skill and effort*: Downplays the role of hard work, strategy, and decision-making in achieving success. 3. *Distort learning*: Fails to identify and learn from the actions that truly contributed to success. By recognizing the role of both luck and action in success, we can gain a more nuanced understanding of what drives achievement.