The top 20 indicators that you are fortunate, according to a survey of 2,000 Americans, include being in good health, never having a big worry in life, and having close relationships with friends and family. Other telltale signs of a lucky streak include discovering money on the ground, landing your ideal job by accident, and consistently receiving freebies without asking. It was shown that 45% of people think that luck exists, whether it be good or negative. Even while 38% of British people feel fortunate in life despite never owning a lucky charm, 69% of those who do think it has brought them luck. However, 61% of people believe that if they didn’t have their lucky charm, their luck would be worse. Many people feel that their lucky charms will bring them luck in the future, but it’s noteworthy to note that a sizable portion of people consider themselves lucky even in the absence of a charmed object. It was interesting to hear people’s opinions on the philosophical idea of karma and its connection to luck, as this is a topic that is often the subject of intense dispute. Is getting lucky truly just a matter of chance, or do you need to engage in morally righteous deeds? That will probably always be debatable!
