Research shows this is the one trait lucky people have in common: Generosity. According to Stanford professor, neuroscientist and luck researcher, Dr. Tina Seelig, when you help someone - even in a small way - the ripple effect is bigger than you can imagine. Whether it’s recommending someone for a job, making an introduction, or simply asking, “How can I help?” - these tiny acts can create massive waves of opportunity in the future. Because Dr. Seelig says generosity is a feedback loop; it can come back to you in beautiful ways you never saw coming. So if you want more luck in your life, start by making someone else’s life a little easier today. This conversation on The Mel Robbins Podcast with Dr. Seelig will completely change how you think about luck, manifesting, opportunity, and the power of small actions. 🎧 “Stanford Luck Researcher: How to Manifest the Life You Want.” Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube - search “Mel Robbins Tina Seelig.” #melrobbins #melrobbinsp...