In today’s episode, I’m diving into the lessons of Tyche, the Greek goddess of luck and fortune, and what her story can teach entrepreneurs. Tyche isn’t your typical fairy godmother sprinkling magic dust. She represents the unpredictable chaos of life—the ups, the downs, and the curveballs you never see coming. Her presence is a reminder that life doesn’t come with guarantees, and success isn’t handed out. You have to be ready for when fortune rolls your way, and that means preparation, adaptability, and hustle.

The first lesson Tyche offers is that luck favors the prepared. If you think success is about sitting around waiting for your big break, you’re wrong. Every “lucky break” I’ve had in my career came because I was ready to grab it. I had put in the hours, sharpened my skills, and created the conditions for opportunity to find me. That’s what separates those who succeed from those who don’t—the willingness to stay ready for when luck shows up. The second lesson is to embrace the chaos. Business isn’t predictable, and expecting things to go exactly as planned is setting yourself up for disappointment. Instead, learn to pivot, adapt, and use the unpredictability to your advantage.

Finally, Tyche teaches us to make our own luck. Waiting for the perfect moment or a magical opportunity won’t get you anywhere. You have to take risks, put yourself out there, and bet on your ability to create success. Tyche smiles on those who hustle and make bold moves. So, as you navigate the twists and turns of entrepreneurship, remember: life may be chaotic and unpredictable, but that’s where the potential lies. Prepare, embrace the chaos, and go out there to make your own fortune. Tyche’s wheel is always turning—stay ready, and fortune will follow.