Grace Beverley

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5,597 appearances 28 recordings 6 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 5d ago

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Working Hard with Grace Beverley · How to engineer your own luck (and the exercise I do every single year to do it) · 2 Aug 2026 podcast

But I do believe beyond that, once you have that base case, it is possible then to engineer your luck from that point to a certain extent, which is what I want to go into today. matched

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We're all often told that the best things in life are supposed to find us. matched

The right job, the right opportunity, the right relationship. matched

How many times have you seen a TikTok while you're doom scrolling saying, if it's meant for you, it won't pass you by? matched

And generally, I agree with this statement. matched

But as Alexa says in this Substack piece that I mentioned earlier, I do think we've misunderstood what that actually requires of us. matched

I think the reality of this is that something can't find you if you are not in the right place to be found. matched

And I believe that two things can exist at the same time. matched

Trusting in universal timing and actively engineering how luck shows up in your life. matched

you want to garner, the lifestyle you want to live. matched

Because there are many different forms of luck. matched

There's something someone else would consider lucky and consider amazing, which might be something that you might not consider super lucky. matched

You have to be in the right position. matched

You have to put yourself in the right place to receive that. matched

This hunch that I'm talking about is backed by the data too. matched

In fact, psychologist Richard Wiseman, who wrote the book The Luck Factor and spent over a decade studying lucky and unlucky people, found that 80% of those who described themselves lucky changed their lives for the better within matched

a month, just by changing their behaviour in a few very small ways, he found that lucky people maximise their opportunities. matched

They are out in the world, they're open to new experiences, and because of that, they are constantly in the path of interesting possibilities. matched

They increase the surface area for luck to be able to hit. matched

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