Unexpected events affect human life more than planned events. For example, a chance meeting or a sudden trip may directly affect a person; It leads to changing the course of his life and changing his field of work. Therefore, this encouraged us to write this book to motivate you - dear reader - to make the best use of such coincidences.Through this precious travel, you will learn how to adapt to the many turns and changes that occur in your life. Taking advantage of coincidences, taking risks in some matters, and the ability to achieve success after failure are the real reasons for success in work.About the author:John Kramboltz is a professor of psychology at Stanford University. He is a Fellow of the American Psychological Association and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Dr. Krumpoltz was awarded the Best Contribution to Knowledge Award by the American Psychological Association in 2002.Al Levin is Professor of Counseling Science at California State University. Al Levin has authored numerous publications on how to develop careers and has been teaching at several training centers.