CF26 – The Good Luck Project Part Three

This three-module series focuses on the skills required to notice chance opportunities, to develop the ability to really listen and be discerning, to cultivate positive expectations, and adopt resilient attitudes—to be flexible. Professor said that the most important thing we do as practitioners is to help people create flexible chi.

Here are some of the questions we will be answering for you as you work your way through Part Three of the Good Luck Case Files.

• What design details may send you directly to jail?
• What community detail may make it difficult to win a lawsuit or understand a tragedy?
• What detail was Professor referencing when he said, “The results of your efforts will be empty.”?
• What will you look for if there has been a sudden downturn in fortune?
• Why will you avoid a front walkway to one’s home that is both very wide and very short?

The emphasis in this Case File is giving new meaning to common design details, adding nuances to some familiar adjustments, and challenging all of us to analyze a situation with good luck in mind.