*You Create Your Own Luck* While many perceive luck as a matter of chance or fate, a more accurate view suggests that luck is often something we shape ourselves through preparation, persistence, and mindset. High achievers frequently attribute their “lucky breaks” not to randomness, but to the groundwork they have laid over time. Creating your own luck begins with being proactive—constantly learning, building meaningful relationships, and remaining open to new experiences. These habits increase the likelihood of being in the right place at the right time. What others call luck is often the result of quiet dedication, consistent effort, and smart decision-making. Equally important is mindset. Those who cultivate optimism, adaptability, and resilience are more likely to spot opportunities even in adversity. Rather than waiting for circumstances to improve, they take action—and in doing so, they invite fortune. Ultimately, while external factors do play a role, luck often favors those who are prepared to seize it.