I believe in making my own luck. I do not depend on others

I believe in creating my own luck. I do not depend on others is an expression used frequently.

Would you go into "battle" with one arm tied behind your back?

When I go to "battle", I muster all the possible resources that I can to win the "battle" easily.

What is the basis for my statement?

One tenet of Chinese Philosophy is the "Trinity of Luck".

In the Trinity of Luck, your life is governed by the 3 "lucks "– Heaven, Earth and Man with each contributing an equal one-third share.

Heaven Luck – This is your destiny or your life path. This can be decoded with a Horoscope or Chinese Destiny Reading (BaZi).

BaZi reveals the cycles of time that you are around you. It reveals to you when you have periods of auspicious luck and inauspicious luck. These can be cycles of one year or ten years, but it is a general method.

Earth Luck – This is how the earth or environment contributes to your destiny. Feng Shui is a Chinese System of Land Management and is a method to improve your Earth Luck

Man Luck – This is the effort that you put into the work. You are solely in charge of this.

Therefore, if you are only content in creating your own luck, you are only utilising or considering Man Luck. That is one-third of your luck.

When you involve Feng Shui, you are using 2 "lucks" that comprises two-thirds.

Combined, this involves two-thirds of your life. This is what I mean by fighting with both arms.

How would I do it?

To get the project done, I would have both Feng Shui and Man Luck

Do you want to go into battle with all "three lucks?" Three arms, perhaps?

In addition to Feng Shui (Earth Luck) and your effort (Man Luck), you can refer to your destiny (Heaven Luck) or get assistance with precise timing by using Auspicious Timing, including QiMen DunJia. I can refer you to a colleague who will help you out.