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Could you use a little luck?
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Richard Wiseman, a PhD psychologist, wrote his book The Luck Factor. He studied 400 exceptionally “lucky” and “unlucky” people. He discovered those considered “lucky” tended to show similar attitudes and behaviors. The “unlucky” tended to show opposite traits.
Dr. Wiseman identified 4 principles that characterized the lucky from the unlucky. Would you like to guess?
- Lucky people tend to maximized chance opportunities by being adept at creating, noticing, and acting upon them as they arise.
- Lucky people tend to be very effective at listening to their intuition and do things that boost their intuitive abilities.
- Lucky people tend to expect to be lucky, creating a series of self-fulfilling prophecies. They go into the world anticipating a positive outcome.
- Lucky people tend to have attitude that allows them to turn bad luck into good luck. They do not allow ill fortune to overwhelm them and move quickly to take control when things are not going well for them.
Dr. Wiseman performed an experiment that speaks to the perception of a lucky and unlucky person. He set up a café with a group of actors that were told to behave the way normal people did in that setting. He put a $10 bill on the sidewalk just outside the café. He asked one of his “lucky” participants to go down to the café.
The lucky person saw the money on the ground, picked it up, walked into the café and ordered a coffee for himself and the stranger in the next set. The participant and the stranger most often struck up a conversation and wound up exchanging contact information.
Next, Dr. Wiseman asked one of his “unlucky” participant to the café. The unlucky person did not see the money, bought coffee, and did not interact with anyone.
Later, Dr. Wiseman asked both participants if anything lucky happened that day. The lucky person talked about finding the money and making a new contact. The unlucky person could not thing of anything.
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