"Deserve your luck by exploiting it."
Inspired from:
If we succeed in recalling a formerly solved problem which is closely related to our present problem, we are lucky. We should try to deserve such luck; we may deserve it by exploiting it.
-George Polya, How to Solve It.
I love the inversion. You can deserve your luck post hoc, not just a priori.
Which goes back to the phrases "luck is 99% preparation/perspiration".
Is there any rationalist equivalent of "good luck"? I've tried a few variants, such as "work well", "knock them dead", "we're with you" and certain situation-specific phrasings, but haven't found anything that worked generally - though a hearty "may all the gods of Olympus be with you!" can serve. Not a vitally important point, but it would be nice to have something similarly supportive and yet accurate to say.