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more important are the good-luck tales (many are true stories).
They demonstrate the principles in action, but they also make
the lesson "stick" in your mind.
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Readers Comments
The research gathered here is fascinating. Who would have guessed that acquaintances are more likely to bring you luck than friends? Or that a study called "Sustained Inattentional Blindness for Dynamic Events" would suggest practical ways to get lucky. Or that pursuing ones passions instead of money isn't just a nice idea, but has actually been demonstrated to massively increase the odds of getting rich. - From a review on Amazon.com
A very practical guide to having more good luck. - Ana B
...after reading the very first chapter it had already payed for itself. - Elaine M
What Else?
- What luck secret did David Copperfield use to become youngest
person ever accepted into the Society Of American Magicians?
See Chapter 4.
- Luck happens when preparation meets opportunity, but how
do you prepare for opportunity? See Chapter 3 to learn the specific
steps you can take.
- What did the "Surname Experiment" demonstrate about
lucky people? Find out in Chapter 5.
- 3% of Yale graduates who did this ended up with more wealth
than the other 97% put together. What is it, and how do you do
it correctly? Chapter 29.
- Does how you look at things determine whether you'll have
good luck or not? You bet it does! And in Chapter 9 there are
two easy exercises that will change your perspective and bring
you more luck.
- In Chapter 26 you'll discover the secrets of lucky poker
players.
- Chapter 13 has a true story about how millionaire Richard
Branson once turned bad luck into good luck (and how you can
do the same).
- What are "useful lies," and why are they so powerful?
You'll discover this secret in Chapter 17.
- What do creativity and non-conformity have to do with luck?
How can you use these principles to win more money in a lottery?
See Chapter 18.
- Should you "go with the flow" or "take control?"
Both, actually, and in Chapter 22 you'll discover how to put
this powerful approach to work for you.
- Are friends or acquaintances more likely to bring luck? Find
out in Chapter 5.
- Basketball players can improve their free throws without
lifting a ball. How? Read about this research in Chapter 28,
and apply the technique to your own life.
- What do unlucky people do to cause their bad luck? Find out
in Chapters 31 and 32. Just stop these bad habits and your luck
will improve almost immediately.
- Think lucky people have some special advantages? In Chapter 20 you'll learn how a man who couldn't read or write made millions. Some people do have special advantages, and this book will make sure you have them too.
Catfish?
Why not order now? You want more good luck, right? And you can see that there is more than just random chance operating in the world, so why not use these secrets of lucky people? Imagine how you'll feel a month from now, when friends start asking you "Why are you so lucky?"
You can use these lessons to get lucky in love, make more money, or even to catch more catfish. No promises as to your own results, but you risk nothing. If not satisfied, you get your money back.
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http://www.TuSuperacionPersonal.com/buena-suerte.html
I read your book and just one idea eventually led to a $100,000 increase in business for me. - Steve M
You'll be guided step-by-step to better luck. This book/course is easy to read, full of real research that has been done, and has exercises to help you apply what you learn. Get luckier starting today!
The day you decide to do it is your lucky day. - Japanese Proverb
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