Success and Luck: Good Fortune and the Myth of Meritocracy
Success and Luck examines the powerful role of good fortune in shaping achievement. Robert H. Frank challenges the myth that success is earned through merit alone, inviting readers to reconsider how opportunity, effort, and circumstance interact in the stories we tell about accomplishment.
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Success and Luck explores the relationship between achievement, opportunity, and good fortune.
Robert H. Frank examines the myth of meritocracy and the assumption that success can be explained entirely by individual effort.
The book considers how recognizing luck may change the way success, responsibility, and fairness are understood.
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