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The 4 traits lucky people have in common, according to author of 'The Luck Factor' Original

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By Lauren Hans Verified
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It can often feel like some people just have all the luck. Luck by definition is based on chance. But according Richard Wiseman, a psychology professor and author of "The Luck Factor," your actions and mindset can increase your chances of being lucky. In his 10-year study published in 2003, Wiseman spoke to 400 people who either self-identified as "lucky" or "unlucky" and found that those who continually had good luck, professionally and personally, responded to situations in similar ways.
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The 4 Traits Lucky People Have in Common, According to Author of ‘The Luck Factor’

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By Lauren Hans Verified, Boyfriend Alexander Edwards
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This New York City apartment went up $1,100 a month in rent in one year Original

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By Lauren Hans Verified
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In 2020, Thelma Rose Annan moved into her Manhattan apartment paying $1,882 per month in rent. By 2021, it was $2,400 per month. This year, it rose by another $1,100, bringing her monthly rent to a whopping $3,500. “This jump increase is too much and I simply cannot afford it,” Annan says. The price hikes led her to leave the city. “I’m going to put my stuff in storage and go to Europe and work remotely there,” she says.
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