Why It's Better To Be Lucky Than Good

Hey there, it's Franklin O'Kanu and I'm thrilled to announce that my latest podcast is now live! In this episode, I dive deep into the topic of luck and why it's better to be lucky than good.

• I share a personal story of how a lucky break helped me catch a major mistake on one of my projects, and how examining my career has made me realize just how lucky I've been throughout my professional journey.

I discuss that luck is just another term for synchronicities, and I explain this idea in more detail in the podcast. The famous quote, “synchronicities are when nature proves of your endeavor,” is a perfect explanation of how luck works.

• If we are in sync with nature, we are more likely to experience synchronicities, or luck.

In the podcast, I also talk about how we can improve our luck. I refer to my earlier article on “Unfair Advantage” and explain how it's scientifically proven that luck is a real phenomenon that we can enhance.

• Recommended Reading: How To Develop Your Unfair Advantage

• Recommended Reading: The Unfair Advantage of Startup Energy

Lastly, I discuss how a better understanding of the world around us leads to us improving our luck.

If “ignorance is bliss, then knowledge must ecstasy.” - Franklin O’Kanu

When we understand what's happening around us, we become more aware of what we can do to improve our luck.

I hope you enjoyed the podcast as much as I enjoyed recording it. Check it out and let me know what you think! Ashe!

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