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Throughout my experience this has been the one thing that I have found to be most true. This is why when evaluating opportunities, you should always consider what you will learn more than what you will be paid. Next, if the opportunity is going to have you performing the same functions without increasing your skillset, do not take the opportunity. I promise you that in the long run you will be earning more if you continue learning each and everyday. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• #neverstoplearning #learntoearn #challengeyourself #learnsomethingnew #financialfreedom #growyourskills #growyourskillset #wiseword #helpfultips #youcandoanything #keepmovingforward #createyourownluck #createyoursuccess #successquotes #thinkngrowrich #investinyourself - jshurgs
Are You Unlucky or Never Have Any Luck?
Are you unlucky or never seem to have any luck?Has life dealt you a bad hand?Would you like to change this simply by working with me?
This is not a “get rich quick” scheme.The only investment you make is for a better life.Please read on…
Why Some People Seem Lucky (And Others Don’t)
We’ve all met people who seem to land on their feet every time. They find opportunities, make new friends easily, and always seem to “get the breaks.” Meanwhile, others feel unlucky — no matter how hard they try, life never seems to go their way.
But is it really about luck? Or is it about mindset and behaviour?Psychologists have studied this for decades — and the results are surprising.
What the Science Says
- Richard Wiseman’s “Luck Factor” ExperimentsBritish psychologist Richard Wiseman studied people who considered themselves “lucky” and “unlucky.” He found lucky people weren’t magically blessed — they noticed opportunities, listened to their intuition, expected good things, and bounced back from setbacks. Unlucky people tended to be closed off, anxious, and stuck in negative cycles.
- Martin Seligman on OptimismAt the University of Pennsylvania, Martin Seligman showed that optimistic salespeople outsold pessimistic ones by 20–40%. Optimism meant they kept going after rejection instead of giving up.
Are You Unlucky or Never Have Any Luck?
Are you unlucky or never seem to have any luck?Has life dealt you a bad hand?Would you like to change this simply by working with me?
This is not a “get rich quick” scheme.The only investment you make is for a better life.Please read on…
Why Some People Seem Lucky (And Others Don’t)
We’ve all met people who seem to land on their feet every time. They find opportunities, make new friends easily, and always seem to “get the breaks.” Meanwhile, others feel unlucky — no matter how hard they try, life never seems to go their way.
But is it really about luck? Or is it about mindset and behaviour?Psychologists have studied this for decades — and the results are surprising.
What the Science Says
- Richard Wiseman’s “Luck Factor” ExperimentsBritish psychologist Richard Wiseman studied people who considered themselves “lucky” and “unlucky.” He found lucky people weren’t magically blessed — they noticed opportunities, listened to their intuition, expected good things, and bounced back from setbacks. Unlucky people tended to be closed off, anxious, and stuck in negative cycles.
- Martin Seligman on OptimismAt the University of Pennsylvania, Martin Seligman showed that optimistic salespeople outsold pessimistic ones by 20–40%. Optimism meant they kept going after rejection instead of giving up.
Are You Unlucky or Never Have Any Luck?
Are you unlucky or never seem to have any luck?Has life dealt you a bad hand?Would you like to change this simply by working with me?
This is not a “get rich quick” scheme.The only investment you make is for a better life.Please read on…
Why Some People Seem Lucky (And Others Don’t)
We’ve all met people who seem to land on their feet every time. They find opportunities, make new friends easily, and always seem to “get the breaks.” Meanwhile, others feel unlucky — no matter how hard they try, life never seems to go their way.
But is it really about luck? Or is it about mindset and behaviour?Psychologists have studied this for decades — and the results are surprising.
What the Science Says
- Richard Wiseman’s “Luck Factor” ExperimentsBritish psychologist Richard Wiseman studied people who considered themselves “lucky” and “unlucky.” He found lucky people weren’t magically blessed — they noticed opportunities, listened to their intuition, expected good things, and bounced back from setbacks. Unlucky people tended to be closed off, anxious, and stuck in negative cycles.
- Martin Seligman on OptimismAt the University of Pennsylvania, Martin Seligman showed that optimistic salespeople outsold pessimistic ones by 20–40%. Optimism meant they kept going after rejection instead of giving up.
Are You Unlucky or Never Have Any Luck?
Are you unlucky or never seem to have any luck?Has life dealt you a bad hand?Would you like to change this simply by working with me?
This is not a “get rich quick” scheme.The only investment you make is for a better life.Please read on…
Why Some People Seem Lucky (And Others Don’t)
We’ve all met people who seem to land on their feet every time. They find opportunities, make new friends easily, and always seem to “get the breaks.” Meanwhile, others feel unlucky — no matter how hard they try, life never seems to go their way.
But is it really about luck? Or is it about mindset and behaviour?Psychologists have studied this for decades — and the results are surprising.
What the Science Says
- Richard Wiseman’s “Luck Factor” ExperimentsBritish psychologist Richard Wiseman studied people who considered themselves “lucky” and “unlucky.” He found lucky people weren’t magically blessed — they noticed opportunities, listened to their intuition, expected good things, and bounced back from setbacks. Unlucky people tended to be closed off, anxious, and stuck in negative cycles.
- Martin Seligman on OptimismAt the University of Pennsylvania, Martin Seligman showed that optimistic salespeople outsold pessimistic ones by 20–40%. Optimism meant they kept going after rejection instead of giving up.
Are You Unlucky or Never Have Any Luck?
Are you unlucky or never seem to have any luck?Has life dealt you a bad hand?Would you like to change this simply by working with me?
This is not a “get rich quick” scheme.The only investment you make is for a better life.Please read on…
Why Some People Seem Lucky (And Others Don’t)
We’ve all met people who seem to land on their feet every time. They find opportunities, make new friends easily, and always seem to “get the breaks.” Meanwhile, others feel unlucky — no matter how hard they try, life never seems to go their way.
But is it really about luck? Or is it about mindset and behaviour?Psychologists have studied this for decades — and the results are surprising.
What the Science Says
- Richard Wiseman’s “Luck Factor” ExperimentsBritish psychologist Richard Wiseman studied people who considered themselves “lucky” and “unlucky.” He found lucky people weren’t magically blessed — they noticed opportunities, listened to their intuition, expected good things, and bounced back from setbacks. Unlucky people tended to be closed off, anxious, and stuck in negative cycles.
- Martin Seligman on OptimismAt the University of Pennsylvania, Martin Seligman showed that optimistic salespeople outsold pessimistic ones by 20–40%. Optimism meant they kept going after rejection instead of giving up.
Are You Unlucky or Never Have Any Luck?
Are you unlucky or never seem to have any luck?Has life dealt you a bad hand?Would you like to change this simply by working with me?
This is not a “get rich quick” scheme.The only investment you make is for a better life.Please read on…
Why Some People Seem Lucky (And Others Don’t)
We’ve all met people who seem to land on their feet every time. They find opportunities, make new friends easily, and always seem to “get the breaks.” Meanwhile, others feel unlucky — no matter how hard they try, life never seems to go their way.
But is it really about luck? Or is it about mindset and behaviour?Psychologists have studied this for decades — and the results are surprising.
What the Science Says
- Richard Wiseman’s “Luck Factor” ExperimentsBritish psychologist Richard Wiseman studied people who considered themselves “lucky” and “unlucky.” He found lucky people weren’t magically blessed — they noticed opportunities, listened to their intuition, expected good things, and bounced back from setbacks. Unlucky people tended to be closed off, anxious, and stuck in negative cycles.
- Martin Seligman on OptimismAt the University of Pennsylvania, Martin Seligman showed that optimistic salespeople outsold pessimistic ones by 20–40%. Optimism meant they kept going after rejection instead of giving up.
Are You Unlucky or Never Have Any Luck?
Are you unlucky or never seem to have any luck?Has life dealt you a bad hand?Would you like to change this simply by working with me?
This is not a “get rich quick” scheme.The only investment you make is for a better life.Please read on…
Why Some People Seem Lucky (And Others Don’t)
We’ve all met people who seem to land on their feet every time. They find opportunities, make new friends easily, and always seem to “get the breaks.” Meanwhile, others feel unlucky — no matter how hard they try, life never seems to go their way.
But is it really about luck? Or is it about mindset and behaviour?Psychologists have studied this for decades — and the results are surprising.
What the Science Says
- Richard Wiseman’s “Luck Factor” ExperimentsBritish psychologist Richard Wiseman studied people who considered themselves “lucky” and “unlucky.” He found lucky people weren’t magically blessed — they noticed opportunities, listened to their intuition, expected good things, and bounced back from setbacks. Unlucky people tended to be closed off, anxious, and stuck in negative cycles.
- Martin Seligman on OptimismAt the University of Pennsylvania, Martin Seligman showed that optimistic salespeople outsold pessimistic ones by 20–40%. Optimism meant they kept going after rejection instead of giving up.
Are You Unlucky or Never Have Any Luck?
Are you unlucky or never seem to have any luck?Has life dealt you a bad hand?Would you like to change this simply by working with me?
This is not a “get rich quick” scheme.The only investment you make is for a better life.Please read on…
Why Some People Seem Lucky (And Others Don’t)
We’ve all met people who seem to land on their feet every time. They find opportunities, make new friends easily, and always seem to “get the breaks.” Meanwhile, others feel unlucky — no matter how hard they try, life never seems to go their way.
But is it really about luck? Or is it about mindset and behaviour?Psychologists have studied this for decades — and the results are surprising.
What the Science Says
- Richard Wiseman’s “Luck Factor” ExperimentsBritish psychologist Richard Wiseman studied people who considered themselves “lucky” and “unlucky.” He found lucky people weren’t magically blessed — they noticed opportunities, listened to their intuition, expected good things, and bounced back from setbacks. Unlucky people tended to be closed off, anxious, and stuck in negative cycles.
- Martin Seligman on OptimismAt the University of Pennsylvania, Martin Seligman showed that optimistic salespeople outsold pessimistic ones by 20–40%. Optimism meant they kept going after rejection instead of giving up.