The Luck Quotient Assessment

You don't find luck.
You design the conditions for it to find you.

Luck isn't a personality trait — it's a set of measurable behaviours. Discover your Luck Quotient across six dimensions and get a personalised report with the smallest next moves that actually change your odds.

Measure your Luck Quotient, uncover your opportunity-building strengths and blind spots, and receive a personalised AI action plan to improve your odds.

Take the assessment — it's free Takes about 15–20 minutes

No sign-up needed to start. Your report is saved and emailed to you.

Why take this assessment?

Most people treat luck as something that happens to them. This shows you the behaviours behind it — and where yours are strongest and leakiest.

Career & Work

See which moves widen your luck surface area at work — and the one habit quietly capping your opportunities.

Relationships

Understand how your network really creates luck, and the smallest way to become more visible to the people who matter.

Personal Growth

Break the specific pattern holding your luck back, with a next step small enough to actually do this week.

A glimpse of your report

Every report is generated for one person — no two are alike. Here's the shape of what you'll get.

Your archetype

Opportunity Magnet

Six dimensions, scored from your answers:

  • Curiosity · Action · Reflection
  • Positive Emotions · Relationships · Motion

Your mirror

“You call yourself unlucky, yet you act on opportunities faster than most — your gap isn't nerve, it's that you rarely tell anyone what you're working toward.”

Written in your own words, from your answers.

Amplifiers & blockers

Double down on

Action, Curiosity

Work on

Relationships, Reflection

Your smallest next moves

  1. 1. Tell one person the specific thing you're working toward.
  2. 2. Message someone you've not spoken to in a month.
  3. 3. Write one line tonight on what went your way today.

Each doable today, in under 15 minutes.

Backed by science

The Luck Quotient builds on the Stanford Designing Your Life framework by Bill Burnett & Dave Evans — applying design thinking to life and career, drawing on behavioural science and positive psychology.

Designing Your Life (Stanford)

Two decades of design thinking applied to life and career decisions.

Design Thinking

Small, low-cost prototypes over big plans — a bias to action.

Behavioural Science

How habits and small nudges reliably shift real-world outcomes.

Positive Psychology

Optimism and resilience, and how reframing setbacks changes results.

The Science of Luck

Planned serendipity and luck surface area — luck as a designable skill.

Network Theory

How social capital and weak ties manufacture opportunity.

How it works

1

Take the assessment

Answer honestly — about 15–20 minutes, in one sitting or across a couple.

2

See your result on screen

Your score, archetype, and the shape of your luck, revealed straight away.

3

Get your action sheet

A personalised report and your smallest next moves land in your inbox.

And then? Best of luck — with luck.

What you'll get

  • A report that actually helps. No generic fluff — a sharp, honest read of how you create (and block) your own luck.
  • Your six-dimension breakdown. Exactly where you're strong, where luck is leaking, and why.
  • Smallest-next-step actions. Tiny, specific, doable this week — built to your life stage and goals.
  • A check-in to keep you going. A reminder so the actions don't fade after day one.

Created by the Life Design Foundation

www.yourlife.design

The Foundation is dedicated to equipping people across all ages, professions and backgrounds to design lives of meaning, fulfillment, and opportunity.

It aims to advance research, education, and tools that help people design more intentional and flourishing lives.

The Luck Quotient is one of the Life Design Foundation's research initiatives, translating the science of opportunity creation into actionable insights for everyday life.

The Luck Quotient is a research-informed assessment that reveals how you create opportunities — and how to create more of them intentionally.

In their words

This really helped me to tackle my perspective of waiting for the right time and just cursing my luck. It helped me to analyze the role of actions.
Alok Kumar Maurya
It was incredibly enlightening!
Reyansh Sudhir
It opened my brain and thought to more positive ideas, thanks!
Ansh Sehgal

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The Designing Your Luck Workshop

A space to turn possibility into practice.

A practical exploration of how curiosity, action, relationships, and reflection shape the opportunities we experience.

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Ready to write your own luck story?

Fifteen minutes now for a report you'll actually use.

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