In this episode of The Strong Life Project, Shaun O’Gorman explores one of the biggest misconceptions about success: the belief that lucky people simply catch the right breaks. The reality is far less glamorous. What most people call luck is usually the result of relentless effort, consistency, and an unwavering commitment to showing up long before the rewards become visible. Volume creates opportunity. The more conversations you have, the more content you create, the more people you help, and the more times you are willing to fail, the greater your chances of success become. Luck is rarely random. It is often the outcome of putting yourself in enough situations where positive outcomes become statistically inevitable. Shaun shares why waiting for the perfect moment keeps people stuck while consistent action builds momentum. Every podcast recorded, every workout completed, every client served, every difficult conversation held, and every lesson learned compounds over time. Most people quit before the accumulation of effort reaches the point where results become obvious. Whether you’re building a business, leading a team, improving your health, strengthening relationships, or creating a better life, the formula remains the same. Increase the volume of meaningful actions and your chances of success multiply dramatically. Success belongs to those who are prepared to do the work repeatedly, even when nobody is watching and there is no immediate reward. If you’ve ever looked at someone else’s achievements and thought they were simply lucky, this episode offers a powerful perspective shift. Stop waiting for fortune to find you. Create more opportunities through disciplined action, relentless consistency, and the courage to keep moving forward. In the long run, volume doesn’t just improve your odds. It becomes the very thing that most people mistake for luck. The post EP 3767 Volume negates luck appeared first on The Strong Life Project.

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