"Life is more than holding good cards; it’s about playing your hand well." - Robert Louis Stevenson

Beginner's luck, as they call it, starts this arc where you begin at the top, not knowing what you're doing, but you've struck it lucky, leading to the idea that you are good at this thing. This rug of fortune is quickly swept out from under when in a moment of cocky assurance, your actions go beyond your skill, and the luck is not following. Now comes the decision: do you give up when luck does not follow? Or do you put in the work to learn how to play your hand well?