Gardiner.Hard Work V. Luck by

(Young et al.)

hestongardiner — 2025-10-02 17:31:25 UTC

In our patient’s words, “I’ve been going through the history of this disease in one lifetime…it’s been luck meets opportunity meets knowledge.”

(Martin et al.1139)

hestongardiner — 2025-10-02 17:32:21 UTC

“Early and aggressive intervention is essential to lower LDL-C to optimal levels (<100 mg/dL in adults without ASCVD; <70 mg/dL in ASCVD patients; <55 mg/dL in very-high-risk ASCVD patients) and prevent ASCVD and/or myocardial infarction.”

(Brodak, Molly)

hestongardiner — 2025-10-02 17:32:47 UTC

“Everything gets ruined, pointlessly ruined.”

(Nur M. Tuhin)

hestongardiner — 2025-10-02 17:36:16 UTC

“Luck is an important part of achieving greatness, but it’s certainly not everything. You cannot expect your luck to guide you through life without you having to do anything. You can’t expect things to just fall from the sky. You have to work hard for them. And you have to earn them.”

(John Di Stefano).

hestongardiner — 2025-10-02 17:36:44 UTC

“Both are possible. You can use Google Trends or similar systems to find out which place will most likely be hit by the right time. Or you can also decide to stick with what you like doing most and become the best in that field while preparing yourself for when the right time comes.”

ISTE Teacher Education Network Newsletter

hestongardiner — 2025-10-02 17:40:53 UTC

“The past year has been an opportunity for education to fundamentally change and grow.”

Connection

hestongardiner — 2025-10-03 13:06:15 UTC

Tuhin states that luck is not going to get you anywhere without hard work. Young et al. thinks differently by sayin that being successful is a mix of knowledge, luck, and being at the right place at the right time. This means they both agree that working hard makes success.

Connection

hestongardiner — 2025-10-03 13:13:27 UTC

Martin et al. says that determination is a requirement to not fail. ISTE, says that being educated comes through challenges. The connection here is that they both said that overcoming obstacles makes you more wealthier.

Connection

hestongardiner — 2025-10-03 13:19:01 UTC

John Di Stefano believes you need to be ready for everything and Brodak thinks sometimes things fail. The connection here is that you should always be prepared, because it could mean a 2nd chance