The Psychology of Luck
Korean Secrets for Attracting Wealth and Success
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The Psychology of Luck
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Min Ji Yoo
About this listen
Most of us will experience at least a few lucky breaks in life, but the ability to recognize the signs of good fortune is what truly sets you up to succeed. In The Psychology of Luck, Min Ji Yoo reveals how successful people harness their luck to attract prosperity—and how you can too. This guide to manifesting good luck interprets Eastern philosophies for Western readers, giving you the power to redirect your destiny.
You will learn:
- Daily habits to improve your fortune
- How to inhabit “good will”
- How to get lucky without any money
- What lucky people do to secure their destiny
- How to make good luck out of bad luck
Sometimes good fortune can feel out of reach because of factors out of your control, but the truth, as Min Ji Yoo explains, is that being open to opportunity, and being willing to work with it when it appears, is often the deciding factor to your success.
Critic Reviews
“This book presents a clear starting point to awaken your inner luck!” —Lee Sang-yeop, actor and star of While You Were Sleeping and Once Again
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