We can experiment with wise innocence. We can choose to see the world and ourselves with fresh, pure eyes in any moment. Who knows what opportunities might open for us if we do?
By its definition, luck can't be controlled. In business building, however, and among many of the great entrepreneurs, luck has a slightly different definition. You often hear entrepreneurs talking about how they "created luck."
We're surrounded by superstitions every day -- don't walk under a ladder, don't step on a crack, avoid black cats -- but where do these beliefs come f...
Have you ever made a radical change in outlook and expectations to create a better life? If I could wave a magic wand for you, what would you have happen?
Research shows that people make their own luck. I'm going to explain how lucky people get that way, and how you can teach your kids the skills they need to live lucky lives.
I have an 86 year-old Dad who has survived a series of strokes. I am the mother of a teenage son who has autism. I have a loving husband, who is a fantastic cook.
There is a common image of entrepreneurs being young renegades that aren't polluted by old ways of thinking. They come into a new industry, with no former biases, and turn it upside down.
If you prepare yourself to make the most of chance encounters, good things are waiting to happen. While you can't control the random events of life, you can indeed create your own luck.
Jason McElwain, a teenage boy with autism, had always loved basketball. At his Rochester high school, he was responsible for helping out the varsity p...
Luck's role in economic success remains oddly controversial. If you don't know where a new acquaintance stands politically, just ask him about this. If he insists luck doesn't matter, he's almost surely a staunch conservative.