A lot of things in life are lottery tickets.
But these tickets have no price or a negligible one.
Which means you can enter without any cost.
But the chance of winning per attempt is very low.
That’s what makes it a game of attrition.
The one who quits early loses the upside.
The one who never plays loses even more.
They lose millions in opportunity cost unknowingly.
So the only real move is to play.
You must keep making attempts again and again.
Because outliers only enter when sample size grows.
You don’t control outcome, but you control volume.
And volume is the only lever that matters.
There are many games like this in life.
These are free lottery ticket games around you.
You just have to learn to see them.
Approaching someone and asking is a free game.
Posting something online is a free game.
Trying to get commission on something is another.
There are hundreds more if you look clearly.
Each one is free to enter but hard to win.
And that’s exactly why you must try often.
Because each try is one more ticket collected.
Each ticket brings you closer to that outlier.
If you play systematically, you build consistency.
If you use leverage, you multiply your attempts.
If you delegate, you remove the bottleneck entirely.
You can win this game by persistence alone.
The prize is rare. The attempt is cheap.
So all you need is consistent volume.
Keep showing up and let probability work for you.