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The Mindset of Attracting Luck
Translated by Maher El-Sherbini
An inspiring guide by Japanese neuroscientist Ken Mogi, blending brain science and philosophy to show how you can train your mind to identify opportunities, foster serendipity, and create your own luck.
About this book
In The Luck Mindset (published in Arabic as عقلية جلب الحظ), renowned Japanese neuroscientist Ken Mogi explores the fascinating intersection between brain science, mindset, and serendipity. Mogi reframes luck not as a random stroke of fate, but as a cultivateable skill—a way of perceiving and interacting with the world. Drawing on neuroplasticity and traditional Japanese philosophy, he explains how opening your mind to new experiences, letting go of rigid expectations, and embracing curiosity rewire the brain to spot hidden opportunities. Packed with practical exercises and scientific insights, Mogi shows readers how to cultivate an open, resilient mindset that naturally attracts good fortune, meaningful connections, and positive outcomes.
Why read it?
Because it transforms the concept of luck from blind chance into a brain-based skill, offering neuroscience-backed strategies to help you recognize opportunities and build a more fulfilling life.
Who is it for?
For readers interested in personal development, applied neuroscience, Japanese philosophy, and anyone wanting to cultivate a positive, opportunity-seeking mindset.
Book details
Language
ar
ISBN-13
9789778065107
Page count
238
Age rating
General