The True Identity of Lucky People: They Are 'People Who Accumulate Virtue'

After studying religions and psychology from all over the world, there is one thing I can say with certainty.
That is'People who accumulate virtue become lucky.'

From Buddhism, Christianity, and Islam to ancient Shinto, a teaching common to many religions is

'to be kind to others,'
'to give without seeking a reward,'
'to live honestly and sincerely.'

At first glance, this may seem moralistic and abstract, but I have realized that it is actually the most practical 'law of success.'

This has also been proven in psychology.
Research at Stanford University shows that people who consciously performed five acts of kindness toward others per daysaw their happiness levels increase by 41% after just one month.

This is a level of happiness that cannot be reached through medicine or money, and it is not just a matter of self-satisfaction.
If you are kind to people, their attitude toward you changes.
Trust is born.
Where trust gathers, work and opportunities naturally flow in.

In other words, 'accumulating virtue' is a savings account of invisible credit, and in business, it is the most long-term investment.
People who pick up trash when no one is looking.
People who can swallow an unnecessary remark.
People who can sincerely celebrate the success of others.
This accumulation of virtue returns later as unexpected opportunities and support.

A common trait of people who succeed in business is that they are overwhelmingly 'lucky.'
And what is undoubtedly attracting that luck is virtue.

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