Assumed Luck isn’t wishful thinking — it’s a strategy. When you act from certainty instead of scarcity, you make different decisions. Bolder asks. More creative risks. Doors you’d normally assume are closed get knocked on anyway.
The people who seem to “get lucky” are usually just the ones who kept showing up like it was already working, long after everyone else stopped. It’s not about pretending nothing’s wrong. It’s about deciding, in advance, that you’re the kind of person things work out for — and then acting accordingly.
Try it on one thing this week. Send the email you’ve been talking yourself out of. Make the ask you’ve been rehearsing instead of making. Certainty is a decision before it’s ever a feeling.