Luck has intrigued people for centuries. In Western cultures, it's seen as random, while in the East, it's tied to spiritual beliefs. Scientist Dr. Richard Wiseman suggests luck may be a mix of personality traits and behaviors. Real-life stories, from lottery wins to surviving atomic bombings, raise questions about being born lucky. Mindset plays a key role, with optimism and confidence attracting positive outcomes. However, luck can also have a darker side, leading to complacency and addiction. It's possible to cultivate luck by embracing new experiences, a positive mindset, building a strong network, practicing gratitude, and trusting intuition. Ultimately, whether luck is innate or cultivated, embracing luck's principles can shape our lives in profound ways.