Winston Churchill once raised his glass and said:
“I prefer not to wish anyone health or wealth — but only luck.
Because most people on the Titanic… were both healthy and rich.
But very few of them were lucky.” lt makes you think.

- Did you know a senior executive survived the 9/11 attacks because he took his son to his first day of kindergarten?
- Another man lived because it was his turn to grab doughnuts.
- One woman survived because her alarm didn’t go off.
- Someone else was late because of a New Jersey traffic jam.
- One missed the bus.
- Another spilled coffee and had to change clothes.
- Someone's car wouldn't start.
- Another returned home to answer a phone call.
- One parent was delayed because their child was being unusually slow.
- One man simply couldn’t catch a cab.
_*But the story that struck me most?*_
- A man who wore new shoes to work that day. On his way, his feet hurt, so he stopped at a pharmacy to buy band-aids. That’s what saved his life.
*_Ever since I heard that, I think differently.!!!_*
Now when I’m stuck in traffic…
When I miss the elevator…
When I forget something and have to turn back…
When my morning just doesn’t go as planned…

I try to pause and trust:
"Maybe this delay is not a setback. Maybe it’s divine timing. Maybe I’m exactly where I’m meant to be."

*_So next time your morning falls apart,The kids are slow, the keys go missing, you hit every red light..._*
*—Don’t stress. Don’t snap.!!!*

It might just be luck in disguise.