Does a person's personality determine a person's fate?

Character is only one factor that determines fate (usually a successful life). It does have some influence, such as first impression, civilized speech, emotional control and so on.

But fate is not the only corresponding change in personality. In fact, luck is very important in fate. In a sense, about half of a person's fate is luck.

Luck itself is not entirely arranged by God. Why is your bad luck called "RP problem" on today's network, and "RP" refers to "character"? Then it is not difficult to understand that personality is also a factor that constitutes luck.

For example, at a cocktail party, you met two equally excellent people, one named An Niu and the other named An. If they both compete for the image endorsement of your company at the same time, who would you choose?

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This is an example where your destiny is not determined by your personality.

In the recruitment of many foreign companies (sorry to use this again), it is often found that the hired people fold very neatly, such as origami, pick up the paper ball and throw it into the trash can, and speak fluently. It's just that they are more serious, more clean, and more clear and lively in their thinking.

It may be difficult for you to realize how important your personality is to yourself, but once you put it in the eyes of others, it will be less casual, and picky people will often make your luck decline.

So I think personality certainly affects fate, but since it can be better, fate can always be changed anyway.

Remember, you can't change your personality by external forces. You should start from the heart, read good books, be with noble people, do what you should do, and always remember your dreams. Then, unconsciously, your personality has undergone a qualitative change.