Fortune vs. Luck, and Why It Matters | Dr. Tina Seelig
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She's a Stanford professor, a best selling author, and one of the world's leading voices on creativity. Please welcome Dr. Tina. Soothing. The most common thing I say at work is what can I do for you? What can I do for you? How can I be helpful? Most of the time people don't need anything, but if they do, it's usually something little that would be easy for me, like a little five minute favor that I can do. It's really meaningful to them. What would you say then is the formula to creating more luck in your life? Okay, the framework that I present in my book is the
So is there a sci to being luckier in your life? Oh, absolutely. I w I think it's very, very important for us to start with a definition. Because Yes. What is the definition of luck? So When I ask people, there's a lot of hand waving. It's like But the definition is really important. The definition of luck
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