From my own experience, I’ve found that waiting passively for luck to come my way often leads to missed opportunities. The real game changer happens when we decide to act, no matter how small the step. For example, setting a clear goal each week and then breaking it down into manageable actions makes a big difference. Even something as simple as reaching out to a new contact, learning a new skill, or dedicating 15 minutes daily to focus on a project can create momentum. This momentum not only increases chances of success but also builds confidence. I remember a week when I committed to improving my networking skills. Each day, I sent one personalized message to someone in my industry. It wasn’t luck that led to new opportunities, but consistent, deliberate effort. By the end of that week, conversations had sprung up that turned into meaningful collaborations. The key takeaway is that luck isn’t purely random—it's often the byproduct of consistent action. Opportunity meets those who move, so setting a weekly intention and acting on it can pave the way for achievements otherwise thought to be 'lucky.' What step will you take this week?