You can make yourselves ‘luckier’: Science-backed tips to rewire your brain for luck

Believing 'I'm lucky' activates the prefrontal cortex, shifting perception from threat-detection to opportunity-recognition.

Self-proclaimed lucky individuals expect good things and interact more openly, while those branded as unlucky experience heightened anxiety that narrows their perspective.

Documenting moments of serendipity can help you see that luck is more frequent than originally believed.

Creating luck involves conscious choices and more frequent attempts, as described by neuroscientist Nobuko Nakano.