I love my IPod. I have Itunes set up to download Podcasts every day and I sync them while I
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Why Participate in Entrecard’s Contests
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Never Do Anything Again Without a List
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Get Lucky by Working Towards a Four Hour Work Week
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How to Get Things Done With No Time
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Get Lucky by Being Above Average
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How I Increased My Luck in Just One Year
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It Takes Six Years to Become An Overnight Success
I was reading a post written by Seth Godin where he mentions that “it takes about six years of hard
Have Two-Way Conversations Like Google or Starbucks
I was listening to a podcast this past week on Duct Tape Marketing where Charlene Li, a senior analyst with
Why Your Friends and Family Don’t Want You to Succeed
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Commuting with my IPod
Last week I finally bought myself the 80 gig video ipod and my only regret is that I didn’t get
Was I Lucky or Unlucky? You Choose!
Two Novembers ago, I was on my way to a friend’s wedding in a car service. I took the
Is a Silver Medalist The 2nd Winner or the 1st Loser?
Jerry Seinfeld has a bit about how winning a bronze medal in the Olympics is better that winning a silver
How Bad Luck Can Turn into Good Luck
David spent his whole childhood dreaming of joining the army as a fighter pilot. Everything he did in school
Can You Introduce Me to 300 People?
Picture is from http://www.flickr.com/photos/ms_abitibi/1462557669/ Sociologists estimate that the average person knows 300 people by name. Thinking about this, I
Putting Luck into Practice
I just want to give a quick apology for not posting over the last week and a half. I have
25 Ways to Clear Your Head
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The Gorilla Turned out to be a Bear
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Kick Yourself in the Pants and Get Motivated
To continue writing about the “Get Rich” seminar that I attended in Atlanta, I’d like to give some of
Now is Your Chance But So Is Tomorrow
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Just F’N Google It
I just got back from Atlanta, GA where I was working at a tradeshow that my company produces. The show
Don’t Wait for Opportunity to Knock
This morning I was reading “Why We Want You to Be Rich: Two Men, One Message” By Robert Kiyosaki and
Start a Business with No Skills or Money At All
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Get Lucky in a Recession
I was just skimming through my rss reader when an article by Lazy at www.lazymanandmoney.com hit me. The title, “Why
Lucky People Take the Loss
A year and a half ago I was shopping for my first car ever. I never needed one until
Ask Everyone for a Second Opinion
Second opinions are more than just for doctors or auto mechanics. You can ask a second opinion from any company
First Lucky Blog Carnival: Luck of the Draw
READ THIS: To reach a greater audience and help more people all over the world get lucky, I am starting
Avoid Foreclosures by Being Realistic
A big part of the American dream is to own a nice house to live in and raise your family.
Get Lucky by Following the Leader
When starting a business, most people think that they need to think of an idea that has never been done
Dreaming Has a Low ROI
Last week I was riding the Long Island Rail Road on the way to a meeting and I noticed a