Hacking Luck: The Science of Creating Your Own Good Fortune

This podcast unpacks Janice Kaplan and Barnaby Marsh's How Luck Happens, arguing that luck isn't merely chance but a blend of chance, talent, and hard work. We explore the "luck equation," discovering how to proactively influence two-thirds of the equation. The episode highlights key principles like "skating to where the puck will be," the importance of networking and strategic thinking (even for Mother Teresa!), and the concept of "zigging when others zag." We also delve into the "doubling penny" analogy, emphasizing the significance of recognizing and nurturing small opportunities. Finally, we discuss the role of mindset, preparedness, and resilience in shaping our own luck, drawing examples from various fields and individuals.

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