The only right way

Here is my example. I graduated from the university and I got a good education. And after graduation, I had the impression that some invisible force had triggered a mechanism, I do not know, of liquidation. Everything I did fell apart, I changed a bunch of different jobs, and I always set some goals and never achieved any of them. All my plans were doomed to failure. And the interesting thing is this. I thought, well, it's okay, I have more experience, more knowledge, more connections, and I know certain niches very well. And that means I can easily organize my business in a certain area. I was wrong, seriously wrong. I tried to start a business for six months, I did, believe me, everything possible and impossible. I juggled with reasons, but nothing worked for me, absolutely nothing. Meetings were canceled, roads were blocked, people disappeared, I don't know, accounts were blocked, no money, and cars broke down. That's what was happening, and it was all to my disadvantage. And then I realized for the first time that it's not even about me or the quality of my attempts. There is clearly a force against me that I cannot overcome, no matter how much I want to. I was even sure that if I came to a spring to drink water and this power was not favorable to it, the spring would just dry up in front of my eyes. I realized then that there is a power that you can't just deal with, and He is against my intentions today, that's all. And that was the first wake-up call for me. Time went on and, as they say, you want to eat. I went to get a job, I was about 23 years old, I think. I changed a lot of jobs, I worked as a civil servant, as an economist in a private company, as a sales manager and fitness instructor, as a security guard in several institutions, and even as a loader for a few days part-time. I was in this mode for about 4 years. Until one day I was sitting at work and I had the idea, the desire to try my luck in business again. I had the strongest confidence and motivation. I was sure I would succeed. I had no idea what I was going to do. But I just knew with a hundred percent certainty that the very force that was against me even then, 4 years ago, was on my side today for some reason, that's all I was sure of. Anyway, I quit my job. I met my friend the same evening. And I suggested that we start a business together. He asked what kind of business, and I said I had no idea. Guess what? My friend immediately told me that he wanted to offer me something to consider. He immediately gave me a proposal. He had it all figured out and he had a business plan. Literally the next day, we agreed on a deal with our future business partners. You will be surprised, but after about 5 months everything fell apart. We had unforeseen problems. Our business was gone, literally, in a day. Just like it started, it was over just as quickly as it started. But for some reason, I wasn't discouraged. On the contrary, I had a kind of enthusiasm that was not peculiar to me, and I managed to make some money during that time. There was no long break and now, after a few days, I came up with the next business idea by myself and offered it to another friend. He gladly accepted. We are still working together today. And the most interesting thing is that I, an economist by education, had nothing to do with the kind of business we decided to do. And it all worked out well for us.