It’s all in your head
“Those who consider themselves lucky tend to exhibit similar attitudes and behaviors. Their unlucky counterparts tend to exhibit opposite traits.
Lucky people tend to maximize chance opportunities. They are especially adept at creating, noticing, and acting upon these opportunities when they arise. Second, they tend to be very effective at listening to their intuition, and do work (such as meditation) that is designed to boost their intuitive abilities. The third principle is that lucky people tend to expect to be lucky, creating a series of self-fulfilling prophecies because they go into the world anticipating a positive outcome. Last, lucky people have an attitude that allows them to turn bad luck to good. They don’t allow ill fortune to overwhelm them, and they move quickly to take control of the situation when it isn’t going well for them.”
It’s all in your head heart.
Thoughts from the head are great at imagining all the things that can go wrong and how to avoid and solve problems. But the above paragraph goes against any logical state of mind.
The feeling centered in your chest is what does the dreaming — and is your connection to Serendipity. AKA Lady Luck.
