Workability isn't a chance or random quality. Neither do things work
because of luck. In fact (as Gary Player may have said) the harder I
work at anything, the luckier I get.
There's a particular way in which any given thing or event works, which
may or may not be the same way as how I believe or would prefer that
thing or event to work.
What we want in our lives, whether we acknowledge it consciously or
not, is workability. Yet we don't look to see what it actually takes to
make things work.
Because we don't take cognizance of the source from where workability
springs, and because we choose to remain in the realm of familiarity,
the world doesn't work. The willingness to regard that as an
opportunity rather than as a predicament is where self-empowerment
begins.