A recent Stanford University LinkedIn post featuring Tina Seelig, executive director of Knight-Hennessy Scholars, offered a helpful distinction: Fortune is what happens to you. Luck is what you help create. That thought stayed with me. We often think of luck as something random — a surprise, a chance encounter, an unexpected opening. But Seelig uses the image of wind: opportunities for luck are like the wind, constantly blowing, always moving, powerful but invisible. To catch