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Archive Monthly Archives: February 2008

What My Trip To Argentina Taught Me About Luck

I am writing this article from my hotel room in Buenos Aires, Argentina.  I am here for a very short 24 hours on business all the way from New York City and it is amazing to what one can learn from

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I Hope You Dance Like Nobody is Watching

This past week while I was driving, I was listening to the radio and the song I Hope You Dance by Lee Ann Womack came on. It’s a nice sounding song but it is one of those that you tune out and use as

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Top 5 Reasons That You Are Not At Your Ideal Weight

1. You don’t have time. The truth is, if something is important to you, you will make time for it. Think of anything that you really wanted badly in life and notice that you were able to

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Get Lucky by Taking Baby Steps

My one year old daughter just took her first couple of steps recently and it is an amazing site to see. To see how much effort and determination she puts into each movement of her foot while trying to

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Get Lucky by Learning How to Handle Depression

Depression is in my opinion one of the worst sicknesses around. It causes a downhill whirlwind that digs you deeper and deeper into your self pity and causes you to rot in everyway possible. Depression

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Get Lucky by Educating Yourself about the Fine Print

Pretty much anywhere you go today, there will be some fine print somewhere that people are legally obligated to mention but they don’t want you to know about. You will find in on ads and commercials,

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Get Lucky by Rereading a Book

Unlucky people often think that they won’t gain anything from books, audio books, lectures or seminars. Although they often know about the subject, in my experience, there is always something new that

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Get Lucky by Investing Your Time with Compound Interest

Time is the Most Valuable Asset The most valuable asset in the world is time. Time is the only asset in the world that is absolutely finite and once you lose some, you will never get it back. Time can

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Flexible People Get Lucky

To get lucky you need to be extremely flexible and I don’t mean being able to touch your toes or even put your foot around your head. I mean flexible in how you get things done. The world and everything

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The Tortoise and the Hare Can Both Get Lucky

I never realized how much meaning the story of the tortoise and the hare really had. I always knew the moral of the story ever since I heard it for the first time when I was a little kid. Lately I have

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It Is Easier Today Than Ever Before To Get Lucky

Since the creation and popularity of the internet, the world has transitioned into the “Information Age”. Today, the most valuable asset is information because it is something that stays with you

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Get Lucky by Asking Questions

When I was in grade school, I remember being absolutely petrified of raising my hand and speaking up in class. I didn’t like to ask questions because I wasn’t sure of the reaction that I would get.

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Get Lucky by Preventing a Financial Landslide

I wrote a couple times about how I am tracking my finances and that they are all pretty much automatic since all my accounts are linked to each other. I have to say, it gives me a great amount of joy to

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You Can Teach An Old Dog New Tricks

I have come to the realization that there comes a point in everybody’s life that they say “I am happy with where I am” and they just stop moving forward. The last two articles I wrote were about

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Get Lucky By Keeping Up With Change Part II

Yesterday I wrote an article about keeping up with change and not relying on what your father did before you or his father before that. I feel very strongly so I am going to write another post or two

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Get Lucky By Keeping Up With Change

Have you ever heard someone say something to the effect of “it’s worked for me this long, it will continue to work” or “my father did this, my grandfather did this, his father did this and so on”?

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