Can luck really be created, or is it purely a matter of chance? According to Tina Seelig, luck is far less random than most people think.
The Stanford professor, entrepreneur, and former executive director of the Knight-Hennessy Scholars has spent nearly two decades studying why some people seem to attract more opportunities than others. Her conclusion is simple yet powerful: luck is not a rare lightning strike—it is more like the wind, constantly blowing around us. The key is learning how to raise a sail to catch it.
