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taranjit
With Arnold Schwarzenegger becoming California's Governer, I wasn't sure which apart of the following was true in his case: "You have to be lucky to be good, but you have to be good to be lucky"....
There probably are 3 most glamorous things in life: Sports, Entertainment and Politics.. Arnold has reached the top in all of them.. While there are numerous examples of people who have ruled in one of them, and some who have ruled 2 of them, perhaps no one has ever ruled all 3..
Clearly, he could not be a governor if he was not a well known Hollywood figure.. clearly he could not become a hollywood figure if he was not #1 champion bodybuilder.. clearly he could not be a champion bodybuilder if his congenitally defective 'AORTIC VALVE' had put limitations on himself..
He had the surgery in 1997 at the age of 52.. Don't know if he ever knew about his valve problem as a kid, teen or an adult, or if his doctors advised him to stop bodybuilding or not, but if that valve had deteriorated at the age of, say 25, he clearly could not become a champion bodybuilder and hence a governer of California today..
So not sure if he is 'good' or 'lucky' or both, but it does seem that luck played a major role in his life - more than anything his luck of being able to extreme bodybuild inspite of a defective valve..
taranjit
There probably are 3 most glamorous things in life: Sports, Entertainment and Politics.. Arnold has reached the top in all of them.. While there are numerous examples of people who have ruled in one of them, and some who have ruled 2 of them, perhaps no one has ever ruled all 3..
Clearly, he could not be a governor if he was not a well known Hollywood figure.. clearly he could not become a hollywood figure if he was not #1 champion bodybuilder.. clearly he could not be a champion bodybuilder if his congenitally defective 'AORTIC VALVE' had put limitations on himself..
He had the surgery in 1997 at the age of 52.. Don't know if he ever knew about his valve problem as a kid, teen or an adult, or if his doctors advised him to stop bodybuilding or not, but if that valve had deteriorated at the age of, say 25, he clearly could not become a champion bodybuilder and hence a governer of California today..
So not sure if he is 'good' or 'lucky' or both, but it does seem that luck played a major role in his life - more than anything his luck of being able to extreme bodybuild inspite of a defective valve..
taranjit