Psychologist Richard Wiseman's research suggests luck is not random fate. Lucky people actively create and spot opportunities around them. They trust their intuition and maintain optimistic expectations for good outcomes. These individuals also learn from setbacks, turning bad luck into valuable lessons. Wiseman's "Luck School" demonstrated that these habits can indeed be taught.
Psychologist Richard Wiseman's research suggests luck is not random fate. Lucky people actively create and spot opportunities around them. They trust their intuition and maintain optimistic expectations for good outcomes. These individuals also learn from setbacks, turning bad luck into valuable lessons. Wiseman's "Luck School" demonstrated that these habits can indeed be taught.
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