It is said that lucky people have such a character

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Richard Wiseman, an American psychologist, found that, compared with the "unlucky guy", lucky people may get help when they accidentally meet someone; they seem to have magical intuition to feel which suggestions are feasible and which words are free. They can always find tricks and turn bad luck into good luck. What makes these lucky people hold the "Aladdin lamp" and achieve what they want? Richard Weisman, a psychologist at the University of Hertfordshire and author of "the elements of luck", found that lucky people tend to have three personality characteristics. Let's introduce some related knowledge.

It is said that lucky people have such a character

First: more outgoing. They are good at social intercourse and like to get together, so they have more contacts and know more people, which greatly increases the chance of meeting "good luck". As one corporate executive put it, "my opportunities are all picked up.". In addition, lucky people like to smile and use body language and facial expressions.

Second: more relaxed. Lucky people are less likely to experience negative emotions such as anxiety, anger, depression and guilt, and will not be bothered, so they are more likely to pay attention to good opportunities. Just like those around us who pray all day long, most of them are sad, while the carefree "optimists" seldom ask God to worship Buddha.

Third, be more open. Lucky people are always curious about life and willing to try. Researchers have found that if the lucky and the unlucky go the same way, the lucky people "look around" and not only pick up the money on the ground, but also become good friends with the businessmen on the roadside and get a lot of good ideas; if they blindly look at it, it is easy to miss the opportunity.

matters needing attention

Walk or bike to work. People who walk or ride to work are happier than those who drive or take the bus, a US study has found. Cashdan, an associate professor of psychology at George Mason University in the United States, believes that the road to work is a good opportunity for self reflection, but driving or taking the bus is too crowded for people to think too much. At this time, you might as well listen to music. Music can stimulate the release of dopamine, the "happiness hormone", and make people happy.