Some of where you are is effort and some is luck. Admitting the luck makes you kinder, not weaker.

Both things are true at once, and separating them is uncomfortable in either direction. Claiming it was all effort makes you hard on people who had less to work with. Claiming it was all luck throws away what you actually did. Naming the luck accurately tends to make people more generous rather than less confident.

List three advantages you did not arrange: where you were born, who helped, timing. Then pass a bit of it on this week by sharing something you know or including somebody who got left out.