How the Universe has "Favourites" (And How to be One) | Lucky Girl Syndrome

Is luck random — or can we train our brain to notice it?

Beyond Lucky Girl Syndrome is real neuroscience. Your brain uses a filter called the reticular activating system (RAS), and once I learned how to work with it, my idea of “luck” completely shifted.

In this video, I share how changing my inner dialogue and a few small, practical habits helped me start seeing opportunities that were already there — not through magic, but through awareness.

I hope this encourages you to look at your own "luck" a little differently today.

Happy growing,
-Kuhu

All content on this channel is based on my personal experiences, research, and reflections and is for educational and entertainment purposes only, it is not professional psychological advice and should not replace guidance from a qualified mental health professional.

Timestaps:
Why the universe has favourites- 00:00
A question for you- 0:30
Intro- 1:21
What is Lucky Girl Syndrome and how your brain filters reality- 1:49
Keeping Receipts- 3:55
Projecting positive expectations- 5:14
The email I sent to Conan Gray- 5:59
Asking- 7:40
Reframing negative moments- 8:55
Confidence as the catalyst- 10:19
Some final thoughts - 10:41
Introspecting- 10:50

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