The journey from unlucky to lucky is not merely a shift in external circumstances, but an outward manifestation of a profound change in mindset — one that reshapes our actions to stimulate completely different, and unexpectedly remarkable outcomes. When we successfully train ourselves to see the other side of negative emotions and unlucky events, we can gain the power to unveil the hidden potential and strength that lie deep within us. In this speech, Lianer Ma used the examples of Steve Jobs and Thomas Edison, and also her personal experience to articulate the importance of switching to a positive mindset. Initially consumed by frustration from my project, I eventually overcame it by a creative shift in my mindset. I discovered a new perspective: perhaps true failure is the most vivid way in demonstrating resilience, adaptability, and problem-solving skills. Being suddenly enlightened, I wrote down "Being unlucky means being lucky."It was fortunate that this reflection aligned perfectly with the theme of this event, and I'm deeply grateful to TEDx GHCIS for giving me the opportunity to share my genuine insights drawn from vivid real-life experiences.The journey from unlucky to lucky is not merely a shift in external circumstances, but an outward manifestation of a profound change in mindset — one that reshapes our actions to stimulate completely different, and unexpectedly remarkable outcomes. When we successfully train ourselves to see the other side of negative emotions and unlucky events, we can gain the power to unveil the hidden potential and strength that lie deep within us. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx