Easy Ways to Increase Your Luck
Believe That You’re Lucky As strange as it sounds, believing that you are lucky makes you more likely to be receptive to the opportunities around you. Believing that you are lucky changes your perspective.
Be Clear About Your Goals and Voice them Why should you be clear about your goals? Because it makes you more aware of opportunities around you related to these goals. And if you voice your goals to people around you, they will more likely bring you opportunities relevant to you and your goals.
Be Open to Opportunities Sometimes, opportunities knock at your door but you are too scared to open the door. Sometimes you need to be willing to step out of your comfort zone in order to accept luck into your life.
Surround Yourself With The Right People Your circle of friends defines who you are. If you are surrounded by fearless people, chances are that you will take on bigger challenges.
Increase your Karma score Karma is deeply rooted in Hinduism and Buddhism amongst others and states that good intent and good deed contribute to good karma and future happiness (while bad intent and bad deed contribute to bad karma).
Practice Gratitude If you want to practice your gratitude muscle try this: at the end of the day, just before falling asleep in your bed, think of 5 things you are truly grateful for today. It could be a job that pays the bills, a loving family that brings joy to your heart, a friend that makes you laugh.
Relax When we are stressed and tired, our ambitions and optimism tend to shrink and we start focusing on our needs and ourselves. When relaxed and happy, we expand outwards and notice opportunities more easily.n.
Be Proactive Take responsibility for your life. Stephen Covey exhorts us to be proactive. By being proactive — instead of reactive — you stop the blame and you reclaim your own power to change your life.
Show Up You need to consistently show up in the right places to allow luck to happen. If you consistently show up and work on your side business, you will make progress.
Over All While luck seems something out of your hand by definition, you can actually have a high impact on how much “luck” you get in your life.