If you are frustrated that you never seem to win anything from your weekly lotto spend - i understand exactly how you feel.
I used to spend $100's every month, with little or nothing to show from it. I reckon I was only winning 5% of my money back at best in any year. Pathetic.
Then I developed an almost FOOL-PROOF system of combining my lotto numbers that wins lotto prizes with almost clock-work regularity. It's truly amazing.
www.winlottofrequently.com/realwins.htm
Above is the address of a website I set up desgined for lotto players all around the world to see how I got these results.
I PROVE exactly what I have won by showing the actual prize-winning receipts. I won almost $900 over 12 weeks, and I spent less than $80 a week --> I was recouping more than 90% of my weekly spend.
... and most importantly, every game I was playing each week was giving me a HUGE CHANCE to win the multi-million dollar prize.
See for yourself at www.winlottofrequently.com/realwins.htm
Good luck with your numbers this week, Mark
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
The 7 Lotto Secrets That I Think You Should Know About
Announcing the release of "Seven Secrets of Lotto Experts REVEALED!!"
This series of seven short and easy-to-read bulletins reveals the seven secrets known by the most successful lotto experts in the world that are GUARANTEED to IMMEDIATELY multiply your ability to WIN lotto prizes every week!
Go to www.winlottofrequently.com to register for this FREE bulletin today.
You will discover:
This series of seven short and easy-to-read bulletins reveals the seven secrets known by the most successful lotto experts in the world that are GUARANTEED to IMMEDIATELY multiply your ability to WIN lotto prizes every week!
Go to www.winlottofrequently.com to register for this FREE bulletin today.
You will discover:
- The only proven method to win BIGGER & MORE FREQUENTlotto prizes - guaranteed.
- The THREE SIMPLE REASONS why almost every lotto system and software product on the market is a scam (I'll even show you ten years of actual test data that proves beyond a doubt that the most popular lotto 'systems' don't work).
- The most EFFECTIVE WAY TO PICK your 'lucky' numbers.
- The FIVE LOTTO MYTHS that are holding YOU back from winning a consistent stream of lotto prizes (I guarantee that you are sucked in by at least two of them!).
- The #1 STRATEGY used by every successful lotto player to leverage their lucky numbers and win prizes every week.
If you want to know how to win lotto prizes frequently with laser-pointed precision, this report is a MUST-READ document.
Good luck, Mark
Thursday, July 10, 2008
New Winning Lotto Strategies ebook
The truth is, most lotto players have NO strategy to win at lotto. They do a lot of wishing and hoping and then wonder why they don't win.
But I will tell you this: the four strategies I have discovered and developed over the last 10 years have proved to me - and tons of lotto players all over the world - that it IS TOTALLY possible to win lotto prizes frequently.
The secret is that you don't have to win every week. - you only need to win several small prizes every now and then, and that can re-coup most if not all of your weekly lotto spend.
Imagine that? Winning more weeks than not?
What would you do with the extra $$ every week? The mind boggles...
To learn how I win lotto prizes week after week after week, click here --> http://www.winlottofrequently.com/secrets.htm
The 'Secret To Winning Lotto Prizes (Almost) Every Week' consists of 50 pages jam-packed with everything you need to know about how to beat the enormous odds of lotto, and start to win a consistent and frequent stream of lotto prizes ROGHT NOW.
Go to http://www.winlottofrequently.com/secrets.htm
Good luck with your numbers this week.
Mark
But I will tell you this: the four strategies I have discovered and developed over the last 10 years have proved to me - and tons of lotto players all over the world - that it IS TOTALLY possible to win lotto prizes frequently.
The secret is that you don't have to win every week. - you only need to win several small prizes every now and then, and that can re-coup most if not all of your weekly lotto spend.
Imagine that? Winning more weeks than not?
What would you do with the extra $$ every week? The mind boggles...
To learn how I win lotto prizes week after week after week, click here --> http://www.winlottofrequently.com/secrets.htm
The 'Secret To Winning Lotto Prizes (Almost) Every Week' consists of 50 pages jam-packed with everything you need to know about how to beat the enormous odds of lotto, and start to win a consistent and frequent stream of lotto prizes ROGHT NOW.
Go to http://www.winlottofrequently.com/secrets.htm
Good luck with your numbers this week.
Mark
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
The Test Results That Embarrassed A Lot of So-Called Lotto Experts
Hi folks,
Are still looking for a really simple and effective strategy to chase that elusive MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR prize?
If your answer is YES, what would you do if I told you that EVERYTHING you thought you knew about “how to win lotto” was a LIE?
A Special Report has just been released which exposes the myths behind almost every 'how to win lotto' scam you have ever seen. It's titled “The Test Results That Embarrassed The So-Called Lotto Experts,” and it is a MUST-READ report.
Valued at $29.95, it's yours FREE. Gratis, there's absolutely no cost to you at all, but only if you ACT NOW.
If you want to get this ground-breaking Special Report, go to
http://www.winlottofrequently.com NOW.
I promise you, it will make your head spin.
This is just a glimpse of what you'll discover in this 18 page Special Report:
Are still looking for a really simple and effective strategy to chase that elusive MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR prize?
If your answer is YES, what would you do if I told you that EVERYTHING you thought you knew about “how to win lotto” was a LIE?
A Special Report has just been released which exposes the myths behind almost every 'how to win lotto' scam you have ever seen. It's titled “The Test Results That Embarrassed The So-Called Lotto Experts,” and it is a MUST-READ report.
Valued at $29.95, it's yours FREE. Gratis, there's absolutely no cost to you at all, but only if you ACT NOW.
If you want to get this ground-breaking Special Report, go to
http://www.winlottofrequently.com NOW.
I promise you, it will make your head spin.
This is just a glimpse of what you'll discover in this 18 page Special Report:
- The THREE SIMPLE REASONS why almost every lotto system and software product on the market is a scam.
- Ten years of actual test data that proves BEYOND A DOUBT that the most popular lotto 'systems' don't work.
- The LITTLE-KNOWN FACT that is fundamentally linked to your ability to win lotto prizes frequently. Apply this knowledge, and you can win lotto prizes (almost) EVERY week.
- The Report will REVEAL the four time-tested and PROVEN design features of the most successful, VERIFIED and consistent lotto prize-winning strategies in the world.
The Report will also show you how you can easily win lotto prizes UP TO TEN TIMES MORE OFTEN than you are doing right now - without spending a fortune.
So, if you WANT to read this brand new 'Special Report', simply go to http://www.winlottofrequently.com
Wishing you every success in the world.
Sunday, March 23, 2008
NEW winlottosystems PREMIUM - April 2008
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best of luck, Mark
- Play up to 16 numbers in any one of 70 economical lotto systems;
- Three powerful lotto system "win-what-you-match" prize-guarantees;
- Includes five-number combinations to play your favourite Powerball lottery; and
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best of luck, Mark
Thursday, January 10, 2008
The Power of Prosperity
I subscribe to Randy Gage's occasional newsletter, and I just had to post his latest "Rant". This guy calls it as he sees it. If you thought you knew something about prosperity, think again. You may not agree with what he says, but I guarantee he will get you going.
It will take 5 minutes to read. Do you agree with him? Post a comment and let me and other like-minded people know what you think....
So what's the secret of creating prosperity? And just what does prosperity really encompass?
It's a subject that has been studied and taught for ages. Yet there is so much misinformation about the topic it's staggering.
Here are a few things we can say for sure:
The cliché that money doesn't buy happiness is true for the most part. But it is also a safe bet to say poverty puts a large down payment on unhappiness.
Granted if you are a tribal member in the Brazilian rain forest and have no use for currency, the traditional standards of wealth may not apply. But how many of us are really in that situation?
We can say that money alone does not make someone prosperous.
However, we don't ever want to make statements like, "It's just money," or "just things." We know at their core level, money and all things are actually energy vibrations. And positive or neutral energy can be repelled by negative energy.
So what makes up real prosperity?
I believe it is a multi-faceted state. Health certainly plays a large factor. Having a body that can't keep pace with your mind can be a very distressing situation. Healthy relationship would be another big factor. We all need people to share things with, challenge us, and keep us vital. It's important that some of those people call us on "our stuff," and protect against the very human tendency toward delusion and narrow mindedness.
Another big part is a strong spiritual connection - being grounded and in touch with the force greater than us all. I don't subscribe to the judgmental beliefs of some in organized region that only a devotion to a specific deity provides peace and harmony. I know people of many faiths, and others who have a powerful connection to nature or universal law that have attained wonderful states of spiritual bliss.
I am sure many would find it shocking that I suggest both selfishness and selflessness play a part as well. And those two things are not as exclusive as they may seem on the surface. To reach real prosperity, you must take care of your own needs first.
Contrary to what many believe, if more people were selfish, the world would be a much kinder place. Taking care of other people's needs before your own leads to co-dependency and enablement, and very unhealthy mental health for all involved.
Yet part of being selfish can be the joy you get from helping others. Helping those less fortunate than yourself makes you feel good. And it can provide you with a greater appreciation for the blessings you have in your own life. That feeling of gratitude is a powerful prosperity element.
We must also develop certain traits and skills to manifest abundant prosperity into our lives. We need self-discipline, the power of concentration, a thirst for knowledge, and an active imagination.
These things keep us moving forward on personal growth, give us determination to overcome temporary obstacles, and seeking greater good - but without losing the balance necessary to enjoy that greater good. Which takes us back to the most intriguing question...
Just how important are money and material things to living a life of prosperity?
I think they are less important than many poor people believe - yet a lot more necessary than many mystical and religious leaders suggest. Like a lot of poor people, when I was broke, I thought money would solve all of my problems. Rich people had a lot of things I wanted and I thought having them would bring me happiness.
That turned out not to be the case. I went from being a very unhappy poor guy to a very cynical guy with money. I bounced from one dysfunctional relationship after another. And once I started to get money, I tried to fix these with that money. So every time a relationship reached a stress point, I thought a new dinette set, an expensive piece of jewelry, or a European vacation would solve it.
Of course, that just prolonged the inevitable.
The core issue was my worthiness issues. Because I had low self-esteem, subconsciously I didn't believe I deserved to be happy. This prevented me from accepting love, and thus unable to open up and give it. When you love yourself, you can love another, and find great happiness with each other, even in the absence of material wealth. If you don't like yourself, you'll do nothing but find fault in everyone and everything around you.
We like to believe that money and things can solve all of our problems, but usually they can just assuage our feelings or distract us from the core causes. If you make bad choices when you are poor, there is no reason to believe that you won't make the same bad choices if you were to win the lottery or inherit a sizable fortune. In fact, research has shown conclusively that poor people who come into a windfall almost invariably face disaster because of it.
Had I come into the money I have today at a younger age, there is no doubt in my mind I would have never lived to see 25. I would have overdosed on drugs, drove a Ferrari into a wall, or been
killed in a drug deal gone South.
I have had a lot of health challenges and there is no doubt that money can allow us to seek better treatments. But it is also true that most of my issues arose from making bad personal choices with alcohol and other drugs.
To achieve happiness, I had to do a whole lot of work on myself.
And that's when prosperity started to manifest itself more and more for me. But that takes us back to that intriguing question again...
There are a lot of people who claim that money and material things have no bearing on prosperity. And there are even those that claim that they will actually take you away from prosperity. Some Yogi's, monks, and other spiritual sages teach that the secret of prosperity is not to manifest greater wealth, but to condition yourself to want less. I'm not buying into that, no pun intended...
Lately I've been studying some advanced courses from Paramahansa Yogananda. In them he maintains a couple things I find quite harmful.
First he suggests that we should only concentrate on needs and throw off all wants. He says that if you simply meet your needs such as shelter and food, you will find happiness - while if you seek after wants, you will start a vicious cycle of desire that can never be satiated.
He also states that your prosperity is mostly influenced by your past lives, and what you do this time around will have negligible effect on this life; that most of the good you build for won't get delivered until your next reincarnation.
This just proves that the Vatican hasn't cornered the market on lack programming. It's hard to imagine two beliefs more detrimental to your prosperity consciousness than those.
Now that doesn't mean there is not some truth in this. Acquiring material possessions can become a slippery slope, always seeking for the next thing. And money can have the same effect. I think one of the most lack expressions ever spoken is, "how much is enough, anyway?" But that doesn't mean that some people never stop seeking more money at the expense of true prosperity.
I don't think, "having your needs met" can really qualify for prosperity and abundance. You have no need to see a rainbow, hear Patti LaBelle sing, or play with a puppy. Yet these things are
wonderful demonstrations of prosperity. And if you reduce your wants to only the things you need such as shelter and food, you would miss some extraordinary things that can add much texture, joy and beauty to your life.
I'm writing you from a $4,800-a-night suite in the Grand Wailea Resort and Spa in Maui, Hawaii. If you haven't been here before, take a look at this place: http://www.grandwailea.com/ It is as
wondrous a demonstration of prosperity consciousness as you will find anywhere.
Now I'm not stupid enough to think that you need to spend five grand a night to get a decent hotel room. And perhaps Swami Yogananda would say that once you turn off the light to go to sleep, all accommodations are the same. However, I appreciate having a room overlooking the ocean, with a dining room, parlor, three balconies, a hot tub, and enough space to stretch out and enjoy my stay in paradise. I certainly don't NEED to stay here.
I'm sure the Motel 6 costs a lot less. But can you really compare the prosperity experience each creates for you?
The interesting thing is all of the "free" things I get here prosperity-wise. I can fall asleep listening to the waves crash on the shore. I can watch the whales swim by without leaving my room.
I can see the rainbows over the water, and the people frolicking on the beach. But I wouldn't get any of these "free" demonstrations of prosperity were I staying at a budget hotel, in a room with a dumpster view.
Yesterday at lunch, we watched in wide-eyed wonder as two killer whales off shore swam past. For a five-minute period they surfaced, rolled over and completely leapt out of the water, putting on a show of Nature's Greatest Hits. The entire café was oohing and aahing in unison, every time one of the whales jumped out of the water. The show was free, but we wouldn't have seen it if we were eating at Denny's.
The skeptic mired in lack, makes statements like, "a car just takes you from point A to point B." What nonsense. I once drove a 25-year-old Rambler with a three-speed manual transmission on the dash, over the mountain road from Bogota to Mesitas del Collegio. It was much like an Indiana Jones movie, as I would pull around a corner and find a cow blocking the road, or a broken down bus. The car bucked and heaved and I can still remember the sweat pouring down my back as I drove around bends with no guardrail, where a mistake would have meant tumbling to our death. I was petrified that I would shift wrong and the car would kill, rolling back to our death. Only a complete fool would think that were I to do that trip today in my Bentley it would be the same experience.
If you see me these days, you'll notice I'm a lot cuter than I usually look. (As hard as that is to believe!) That's because I recently got braces. This is actually the second time around for me, because I inherited a misaligned bite that made chewing difficult and painful. In a couple weeks from now, I'm having surgery to reset my jaw. This is all costing thousands of dollars.
How many people need the same thing, but don't have the financial means to do this?
A couple issues ago I spoke about the powerful health benefits I have received from the Rolfing therapy. How many of my readers could get similar benefits, but lack the money to pay for it?
Have you ever seen a child in a third world country born with a cleft palette? They are often ostracized, or even demonized. They face a life of misery and isolation. Yet a $250 donation to The Smile Train can transform their life forever.
Money can do a lot for your prosperity. And so can material things.
I recently went on a horseback ride through a mountain pass in Utah. It was a spiritual experience. I felt an even more profound spiritual connection when I was SCUBA diving off Hawaii, and communing with giant turtles. Truth is, I can recreate those feelings when I'm driving one of my Vipers late at night, with the pedal to the floor, and the haunting sounds of Axel Rose's gravely voice screaming "November Rain." And if it's actually November and raining, you can transcend this world and enter a place mortals seldom experience.
This is not to diminish the ever-present prosperity that surrounds us at all times. Eating a three-dollar frozen pizza while watching a thunderstorm can be as wonderful as a $500 dinner at D'Vito's in South Beach. Watching the YouTube video of Paul Potts win the talent competition was as joyful to me as seeing Jose Carreras live in concert. Spending a four-hour dinner engrossed in
thought-provoking conversation with good friends can give you a greater high than buying a $20,000 watch.
But you don't have to choose...
Nature presents us with opportunities to experience abundance all the time. And as sentient beings with inquisitive minds, we have all kinds of chances to develop even greater prosperity.
Why not celebrate it all?
-RG http://www.randygage.com/
OK, so what do you think? Do you agree with him. Post a comment. I'm all ears!
Mark Collard how to win lotto frequently
It will take 5 minutes to read. Do you agree with him? Post a comment and let me and other like-minded people know what you think....
So what's the secret of creating prosperity? And just what does prosperity really encompass?
It's a subject that has been studied and taught for ages. Yet there is so much misinformation about the topic it's staggering.
Here are a few things we can say for sure:
The cliché that money doesn't buy happiness is true for the most part. But it is also a safe bet to say poverty puts a large down payment on unhappiness.
Granted if you are a tribal member in the Brazilian rain forest and have no use for currency, the traditional standards of wealth may not apply. But how many of us are really in that situation?
We can say that money alone does not make someone prosperous.
However, we don't ever want to make statements like, "It's just money," or "just things." We know at their core level, money and all things are actually energy vibrations. And positive or neutral energy can be repelled by negative energy.
So what makes up real prosperity?
I believe it is a multi-faceted state. Health certainly plays a large factor. Having a body that can't keep pace with your mind can be a very distressing situation. Healthy relationship would be another big factor. We all need people to share things with, challenge us, and keep us vital. It's important that some of those people call us on "our stuff," and protect against the very human tendency toward delusion and narrow mindedness.
Another big part is a strong spiritual connection - being grounded and in touch with the force greater than us all. I don't subscribe to the judgmental beliefs of some in organized region that only a devotion to a specific deity provides peace and harmony. I know people of many faiths, and others who have a powerful connection to nature or universal law that have attained wonderful states of spiritual bliss.
I am sure many would find it shocking that I suggest both selfishness and selflessness play a part as well. And those two things are not as exclusive as they may seem on the surface. To reach real prosperity, you must take care of your own needs first.
Contrary to what many believe, if more people were selfish, the world would be a much kinder place. Taking care of other people's needs before your own leads to co-dependency and enablement, and very unhealthy mental health for all involved.
Yet part of being selfish can be the joy you get from helping others. Helping those less fortunate than yourself makes you feel good. And it can provide you with a greater appreciation for the blessings you have in your own life. That feeling of gratitude is a powerful prosperity element.
We must also develop certain traits and skills to manifest abundant prosperity into our lives. We need self-discipline, the power of concentration, a thirst for knowledge, and an active imagination.
These things keep us moving forward on personal growth, give us determination to overcome temporary obstacles, and seeking greater good - but without losing the balance necessary to enjoy that greater good. Which takes us back to the most intriguing question...
Just how important are money and material things to living a life of prosperity?
I think they are less important than many poor people believe - yet a lot more necessary than many mystical and religious leaders suggest. Like a lot of poor people, when I was broke, I thought money would solve all of my problems. Rich people had a lot of things I wanted and I thought having them would bring me happiness.
That turned out not to be the case. I went from being a very unhappy poor guy to a very cynical guy with money. I bounced from one dysfunctional relationship after another. And once I started to get money, I tried to fix these with that money. So every time a relationship reached a stress point, I thought a new dinette set, an expensive piece of jewelry, or a European vacation would solve it.
Of course, that just prolonged the inevitable.
The core issue was my worthiness issues. Because I had low self-esteem, subconsciously I didn't believe I deserved to be happy. This prevented me from accepting love, and thus unable to open up and give it. When you love yourself, you can love another, and find great happiness with each other, even in the absence of material wealth. If you don't like yourself, you'll do nothing but find fault in everyone and everything around you.
We like to believe that money and things can solve all of our problems, but usually they can just assuage our feelings or distract us from the core causes. If you make bad choices when you are poor, there is no reason to believe that you won't make the same bad choices if you were to win the lottery or inherit a sizable fortune. In fact, research has shown conclusively that poor people who come into a windfall almost invariably face disaster because of it.
Had I come into the money I have today at a younger age, there is no doubt in my mind I would have never lived to see 25. I would have overdosed on drugs, drove a Ferrari into a wall, or been
killed in a drug deal gone South.
I have had a lot of health challenges and there is no doubt that money can allow us to seek better treatments. But it is also true that most of my issues arose from making bad personal choices with alcohol and other drugs.
To achieve happiness, I had to do a whole lot of work on myself.
And that's when prosperity started to manifest itself more and more for me. But that takes us back to that intriguing question again...
There are a lot of people who claim that money and material things have no bearing on prosperity. And there are even those that claim that they will actually take you away from prosperity. Some Yogi's, monks, and other spiritual sages teach that the secret of prosperity is not to manifest greater wealth, but to condition yourself to want less. I'm not buying into that, no pun intended...
Lately I've been studying some advanced courses from Paramahansa Yogananda. In them he maintains a couple things I find quite harmful.
First he suggests that we should only concentrate on needs and throw off all wants. He says that if you simply meet your needs such as shelter and food, you will find happiness - while if you seek after wants, you will start a vicious cycle of desire that can never be satiated.
He also states that your prosperity is mostly influenced by your past lives, and what you do this time around will have negligible effect on this life; that most of the good you build for won't get delivered until your next reincarnation.
This just proves that the Vatican hasn't cornered the market on lack programming. It's hard to imagine two beliefs more detrimental to your prosperity consciousness than those.
Now that doesn't mean there is not some truth in this. Acquiring material possessions can become a slippery slope, always seeking for the next thing. And money can have the same effect. I think one of the most lack expressions ever spoken is, "how much is enough, anyway?" But that doesn't mean that some people never stop seeking more money at the expense of true prosperity.
I don't think, "having your needs met" can really qualify for prosperity and abundance. You have no need to see a rainbow, hear Patti LaBelle sing, or play with a puppy. Yet these things are
wonderful demonstrations of prosperity. And if you reduce your wants to only the things you need such as shelter and food, you would miss some extraordinary things that can add much texture, joy and beauty to your life.
I'm writing you from a $4,800-a-night suite in the Grand Wailea Resort and Spa in Maui, Hawaii. If you haven't been here before, take a look at this place: http://www.grandwailea.com/ It is as
wondrous a demonstration of prosperity consciousness as you will find anywhere.
Now I'm not stupid enough to think that you need to spend five grand a night to get a decent hotel room. And perhaps Swami Yogananda would say that once you turn off the light to go to sleep, all accommodations are the same. However, I appreciate having a room overlooking the ocean, with a dining room, parlor, three balconies, a hot tub, and enough space to stretch out and enjoy my stay in paradise. I certainly don't NEED to stay here.
I'm sure the Motel 6 costs a lot less. But can you really compare the prosperity experience each creates for you?
The interesting thing is all of the "free" things I get here prosperity-wise. I can fall asleep listening to the waves crash on the shore. I can watch the whales swim by without leaving my room.
I can see the rainbows over the water, and the people frolicking on the beach. But I wouldn't get any of these "free" demonstrations of prosperity were I staying at a budget hotel, in a room with a dumpster view.
Yesterday at lunch, we watched in wide-eyed wonder as two killer whales off shore swam past. For a five-minute period they surfaced, rolled over and completely leapt out of the water, putting on a show of Nature's Greatest Hits. The entire café was oohing and aahing in unison, every time one of the whales jumped out of the water. The show was free, but we wouldn't have seen it if we were eating at Denny's.
The skeptic mired in lack, makes statements like, "a car just takes you from point A to point B." What nonsense. I once drove a 25-year-old Rambler with a three-speed manual transmission on the dash, over the mountain road from Bogota to Mesitas del Collegio. It was much like an Indiana Jones movie, as I would pull around a corner and find a cow blocking the road, or a broken down bus. The car bucked and heaved and I can still remember the sweat pouring down my back as I drove around bends with no guardrail, where a mistake would have meant tumbling to our death. I was petrified that I would shift wrong and the car would kill, rolling back to our death. Only a complete fool would think that were I to do that trip today in my Bentley it would be the same experience.
If you see me these days, you'll notice I'm a lot cuter than I usually look. (As hard as that is to believe!) That's because I recently got braces. This is actually the second time around for me, because I inherited a misaligned bite that made chewing difficult and painful. In a couple weeks from now, I'm having surgery to reset my jaw. This is all costing thousands of dollars.
How many people need the same thing, but don't have the financial means to do this?
A couple issues ago I spoke about the powerful health benefits I have received from the Rolfing therapy. How many of my readers could get similar benefits, but lack the money to pay for it?
Have you ever seen a child in a third world country born with a cleft palette? They are often ostracized, or even demonized. They face a life of misery and isolation. Yet a $250 donation to The Smile Train can transform their life forever.
Money can do a lot for your prosperity. And so can material things.
I recently went on a horseback ride through a mountain pass in Utah. It was a spiritual experience. I felt an even more profound spiritual connection when I was SCUBA diving off Hawaii, and communing with giant turtles. Truth is, I can recreate those feelings when I'm driving one of my Vipers late at night, with the pedal to the floor, and the haunting sounds of Axel Rose's gravely voice screaming "November Rain." And if it's actually November and raining, you can transcend this world and enter a place mortals seldom experience.
This is not to diminish the ever-present prosperity that surrounds us at all times. Eating a three-dollar frozen pizza while watching a thunderstorm can be as wonderful as a $500 dinner at D'Vito's in South Beach. Watching the YouTube video of Paul Potts win the talent competition was as joyful to me as seeing Jose Carreras live in concert. Spending a four-hour dinner engrossed in
thought-provoking conversation with good friends can give you a greater high than buying a $20,000 watch.
But you don't have to choose...
Nature presents us with opportunities to experience abundance all the time. And as sentient beings with inquisitive minds, we have all kinds of chances to develop even greater prosperity.
Why not celebrate it all?
-RG http://www.randygage.com/
OK, so what do you think? Do you agree with him. Post a comment. I'm all ears!
Mark Collard how to win lotto frequently
Tuesday, January 1, 2008
Squidoo Lens Up & Running!
Hi folks, just to let you know, a new Squidoo lens has been created at http://www.squidoo.com/howtowinlotto Check it out. I posted the front page of my popular ebook "The Secret to Winning Lotto Prizes Frequently" on the page for you to read.
Leave me a post and tell me what you think.
You can also post your BIGGEST question you have when it comes to winning lotto. You'll see mine there too.
Happy new year, and good luck with your numbers,
Mark Collard
Leave me a post and tell me what you think.
You can also post your BIGGEST question you have when it comes to winning lotto. You'll see mine there too.
Happy new year, and good luck with your numbers,
Mark Collard
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