Quote by John Green

Luck is for suckers.

Luck is for suckers.

Summary

This quote suggests that relying solely on luck for success is unwise and ineffective. It suggests that trusting in luck is a naÃ¯ve attitude and does not lead to long-term achievements. Instead, the quote implies that individuals should rely on their skills, knowledge, and hard work to create opportunities and accomplish their goals. It emphasizes the importance of personal effort and perseverance over the notion of leaving things to chance.

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