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I was reading The Serendipity Mindset by Christian Busch today in the morning and, unfortunately, I don’t think it’s nearly as good as The Luck Factor. It feels very general. I was on page 107 when I decided to leave it.

There were some suggestions there about how to create more serendipity in life, but some of them stroke me as rather odd. For example, the auth...


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So I mentioned that I opened a community interest company in March. I also mentioned that I’m aiming to donate iPads to artists facing barriers because, who knows, maybe digital art will open new avenues for them, like it did for me.

But that wasn’t really the original plan.
In my registration form I stated that if the company ever generated a surplus, I would us...


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As I mentioned in my previous post, after reading ‘The Luck Factor’, a book by Dr Richard Wiseman, I realised that my attitude towards opportunities isn’t great. I tend to think my endeavours won’t be very lucky, so I don’t take the necessary steps to really get them off the ground, even when it’s something small.

A good example is what happened a few years ago when...


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Recently I read The Luck Factor by Dr Richard Wiseman.


Reading it only confirmed something I’ve kind of known for a while — that although my childhood and early adult years weren’t very lucky, things have improved a lot since then.


I’m quite good at turning negative events into positive ones. This blog is one of the examples of that — I would never...


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