This is a summary of what participants have said about this workout over the last 12 months:
| I felt actively involved in the workout | 98% |
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| The content was interesting | 95% |
| I will use what I have learnt | 92% |
| I'd recommend this workout to others | 90% |
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Great presenter. Really believes in these mindsets.
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Noel was very likable and very good at what he does.
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Would prefer it to be a bit longer...
Some people have all the luck. Do you want to be one of them?
Odd though it may seem, most lucky people have chosen to be that way. And the benefits they get as a result are surprisingly diverse, from achieving more in their careers and increasing their resilience to being better at motivating others and living longer, healthier lives.
This doesn’t mean that lucky people live in a mythical ‘happy’ bubble where everything is fantastic. They are often remarkably aware with excellent judgement.
What being lucky does call for is knowing when and how to adopt an optimistic outlook and when to wear the pessimist’s hat. It also requires the knack of being able to argue with oneself (paradoxically, the one person most of us are least used to arguing with) so we can convert gloom into glory.
Discovering how to create your own luck won’t guarantee rolling a double-six or being dealt the Ace of Spades, but it will give you more control, more energy and a clear advantage over people who haven’t yet discovered the magic of flexible optimism.
Considered the degree to which you are currently optimistic (you may be surprised).
Appreciated the extent to which you can change the way you look at a situation and the impact that this can have.
Understood when to take responsibility and the benefits of being in control.
Practised spotting unusual opportunities and know how to convert them into lucky breaks.
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