Canna Campbell

And some people actually like being a victim.

I know that sounds really harsh and bitchy to say, but I've seen this firsthand where they love the attention that they get from being a victim and they stay there.

You know, it's disenabling, I think is the word.

And that's why I really want to create this conversation around luck and that you can actually cultivate it within yourself.

And, you know, it starts by gratitude and also talking about yourself in a positive way.

For example, do you think you're lucky?

And would you say that in feeling lucky you're more willing to take chances and jump on opportunities?

This is sounding very positive, like glass half full.

Would you say that you're more willing to put yourself in different and new environments and have different conversations with people you may have never met before or always wanted to speak with to help cultivate more things or positivity and successful outcomes and lucky outcomes in your life?

I guess you are an introvert.

Am I on that list as well?

Your nose started growing.

Did you like how long I thought about that?

Yeah, no, your nose is growing.

It's fine.

But, you know, boiling it back down to money, you know, having those conversations when you have a bit of faith, you can tell yourself, you know, actually, I'm not unlucky.

I'm actually quite lucky because look what I've got.

And you can start talking about the ideas, the strategies, the solutions to help rebuild your luck and rebuild greater fortune and success.

So incredibly important.

And, you know, this is where things get really messy and this is where people end up being homeless.