Do You Know You Can Increase Your Luck?

Warren Buffett, one of the richest men in the world, once said that he won the "ovarian lottery" by being born in America. While this highlights the role of circumstance in shaping our lives, it's also true that we can influence our luck through deliberate action.

Luck plays a significant role in our success, but it's not entirely random. You can actively create opportunities and increase your chances of success by expanding your "surface area" for luck to land on. Here are a few ways to do just that:

1. Go to Events: is key. The more people you meet, the more doors open.

2. Travel: Exposure to new environments and cultures can lead to fresh ideas and unexpected opportunities.

3. Meet New People: Your next collaboration, partnership, or client could be just one conversation away.

4. Post Content Online: Share your thoughts, skills, and knowledge. The internet is a global stage. Posting content triggers synchronicity; you never know who you will attract or what opportunities may arise from it.

5. Make Yourself Known: Visibility matters. The more people know about you and what you do, the more they can think of you when opportunities arise.

6. Ask for Opportunities: Closed mouths don't get fed. Don't be afraid to ask for what you want.

7. Send That DM: Reach out. The worst that can happen is a "no," but a "yes" could change everything.

Putting yourself out there and taking these steps increases the likelihood of being in the right place at the right time. Luck may seem like chance, but you can improve your odds by consistently taking action.

Do more, and watch how luck starts working in your favour.

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Kolawole Solomon

When my pen bleeds, expressions are kept close to my heart, and as it bleeds the words from deep within through my writings, I discover I have created art. I display a piece of my soul. This is my work, my blood, and it should be an object of pride, no matter how much it is criticized or praised.