The Psychology of Luck

Korean secrets that will help you manifest wealth, increase your luck, and attract success

How does manifestation work? Are some people really luckier than others? How much can we truly control our fate? Born into a family with a gift of intuitive foresight and raised in Korean traditions of numerology, astrology and shamanism, Min Ji Yoo draws on centuries of wisdom to answer these questions. She teaches you the surprising ways to bring good fortune into your life and reveals the simple mental shifts that make all the difference. In The Psychology of Luck, you will learn:

• Daily habits to improve your fortune
• The hidden secrets of wealth and fate
• The key to money manifestation
• The paradox of work-life balance

Each chapter offers life lessons about luck and abundance, as well as approaches that quiet those anxieties that weigh us down. Min Ji Yoo demonstrates that self-knowledge, worldly wisdom and luck are essential to becoming rich—whether measured in money, love, health or spiritual terms.

This book is for you if you’re into Korean wellness trends or the shamans of K-Pop Demon Hunters; if you read The Courage to Be Disliked or Think and Grow Rich; or if you’re interested in modern spirituality.

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