Book Quote by Henry Mosquera

“The lucky man . . . is usually the man who knows how much to leave to chance.”

— C.S. Forester

I would like to say, however, that a man might be walking around lucky and not know it unless he tries.

— Arnold Palmer

Men do not know how to appreciate and measure luck except that of others. Their own never.

— Indro Montanelli

“…Do not discount the value of luck. It is a hidden and unseen attribute in a man that will save him when nothing else…

— A.J. Vega

I used to annoy my father by telling him how much I felt luck was with me.

— Gene Tierney

“I think the only time a person really has a clue about luck is when they’re a teenager, because life is very different when…

— Laura A.H. Elliott

“If a man was lucky, he was moving toward something his whole life.”

— dennis lehane

“I’m lucky yes I am don’t argue I’m the luckiest bastard in the world. And: how wonderful it was to have before him the…

— Salman Rushdie

“Do adults realize how lucky they are?”

— Stephanie Perkins

It is what a man does with his luck that makes it good or bad.

— Anonymous

“How often does a man know, without question, that he has done well? I do not think it happens often in anyone's life, and…

— Robin Hobb

“My father once told me that the most important thing every man should know is what he would die for. If you don’t know…

— Tana French