TIPTOP-God of Fortune: Your Ultimate Guide to Attracting Wealth and Good Luck

Let me tell you a story about missed opportunities. It’s not about a bad investment or a job I didn’t take. It’s about a video game I played recently, a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game, of all things. There was this shop in the game, tucked away in a sub-menu, where I could spend points to buy new abilities for the turtles. The thing is, I barely used it. I blasted through the entire campaign with the default gear because, well, the game never really forced me to change. The shop felt like an afterthought, a bonus feature I could completely ignore and still succeed. I won the game, but I left a whole arsenal of cool, potentially game-changing tools gathering digital dust. It got me thinking: how often do we do this in real life, especially when it comes to attracting wealth and good luck? We stick with the default settings, the basic “kit” life gives us, ignoring the shops full of upgrades that could transform our fortune. That’s where the concept of TIPTOP-God of Fortune comes in. It’s not about waiting for luck to strike; it’s about actively building your own personal “shop” of habits, mindsets, and actions—your ultimate loadout for attracting abundance—and, crucially, making it front-and-center in your daily menu.

Think of your current financial and life strategy as that default turtle loadout. It gets the job done. You go to work, pay your bills, maybe save a little. It’s “perfectly doable,” just like my game campaign. But is it optimal? Is it attracting the kind of wealth and serendipity you truly want? Probably not. The TIPTOP philosophy argues that wealth and good luck are rarely random bolts from the blue. They are more like a sophisticated game with mechanics you can learn. The “shop” in this game is the vast universe of knowledge, networking, skill-building, and mindset shifts available to us. The tragedy is that for most people, this shop is hidden in a sub-menu, obscured by daily busyness, comfort zones, and a fixed mindset. We don’t seek out new “abilities.” We don’t experiment with different “strategies.” We just grind through the missions on hard mode, wondering why our rewards feel so meager.

So, what’s in this pro-shop for fortune? Let’s break down TIPTOP. For me, the ‘T’ is for Targeted Action. Luck favors the specific, not the vague. Saying “I want to be rich” is like a turtle wanting to “fight better.” It’s meaningless. But deciding to learn a high-income skill, like data analysis or copywriting, and dedicating 90 minutes to it every day for the next 90 days? That’s purchasing a powerful new ability. The ‘I’ is Intentional Openness. This is about scanning your environment for opportunities you normally filter out. It’s making that shop front-and-center. I forced myself to start attending one new industry meetup a month. The first two were duds, but at the third, I had a random conversation that led to a freelance contract worth about $5,000. That wasn’t blind luck; that was me finally browsing the shop. The ‘P’ is Proactive Generosity. The flow of wealth is a two-way street. Giving—your time, knowledge, a genuine connection—primes the pump. It’s counterintuitive, but I’ve found that the weeks where I focus on helping someone else solve a problem without expectation are often the weeks an unexpected check or opportunity finds its way to me.

The second ‘T’ is Tenacious Practice. You buy the ability in the shop, but you have to use it to level it up. I invested in a course on SEO years ago. For the first six months, I saw almost no return. It felt pointless. But I kept applying the principles, writing, and optimizing. By month eight, organic traffic to my blog had increased by 120%, leading to consistent affiliate income. That’s the grind the game doesn’t show you. ‘O’ is Optimized Environment. Your surroundings are a passive loadout. Is your physical space cluttered and draining? Is your digital space a stream of negativity? I did a brutal audit last year. I unsubscribed from about 50 “doomscroll” newsletters and social accounts and instead curated feeds on investing, innovation, and positive psychology. This constant, passive input subtly reshapes your thinking toward opportunity. Finally, ‘P’ is Patient Perspective. This is the hardest upgrade to buy. We want a quick power-up, a cheat code. Real wealth and lasting luck compound over time. It’s about playing the long campaign, trusting that your upgraded loadout will handle bigger missions down the line.

My experience with that silly TMNT game was a perfect metaphor. I finished it, but I missed half the fun and strategy. I’d optimized for completion, not for mastery or enjoyment. In life, it’s far too easy to do the same. We optimize for getting by, for completing the daily missions. The TIPTOP-God of Fortune mindset asks you to step back, find that hidden shop, and start investing your points—your time, energy, and focus—into a custom wealth-attraction loadout. You might find that an ability like “Proactive Generosity” or “Intentional Openness” completely changes your strategy, turning a grind into a game you’re excited to play. The default kit will keep you in the game, but the upgrades? That’s what builds a fortune. Start browsing your shop today. You might be surprised at what’s been in your inventory all along, just waiting to be equipped.