As we've read over the last week or so, Tiger Woods is a complex character.
Sure, we all know about his golfing prowess and embarrassing accident.
But it was his appearance on Ellen DeGeneres's show a while back that made the biggest impression on me.
Both Ellen and Tiger stood facing the back of the stage. It was covered in what seemed to be canvas, and there was a small hole about 1 foot in diameter fairly high up.
It was a contest. Tiger was going to demonstrate how to hit a ball into the hole, and Ellen would follow.
Tiger took but a second to compose himself over the golf ball on its tee, then he hit it.
I've never seen anything like it in my life.
With a great thwack that resonated through the theater, the ball flew straight as a die right into the middle of the hole about 50 feet away.
He repeated the move, but this time the ball ripped through the backing after passing through the hole.
In an instant I realized what made him great.
It wasn't his enormous power.
It was focus and practice.
His father had taught him well. Since starting at the age of three, Tiger was well advanced in that sport by the time he reached his teens.
And we all know the rest of his success story.
There are two lessons we can take from his demonstration and apply to winning the lottery.
First, you can never start too early.
If you haven't bought my system yet, now's the time to do it. Tomorrow is too late.
Second, focus like a laser.
Tiger's ball flew straight as an arrow with an enormous force into the middle of the hole. It was the result of concentration and focus built up over years of practice.
In the same way, you must concentrate on one game only. And play it to the end.
Don't get diverted with different opportunities... the game you concentrate on will be the one you win.
Happy Winning!
Ken Silver
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Know why other systems don't work?
And why mine does?
It's about what I call the Moving Target Theory.
Most other systems tell you that number selections have a 'history.' They say it means that numbers will behave in a rational way.
For example, toss a coin, and after a certain number of throws, heads and tails will fall equally.
So at some point in the hundreds of coin tosses, you will be able to step in and make a prediction on the next fall.
And maybe you will. Can't be that hard with only two options... heads or tails, can it?
But the confusion starts when you add more coins. If you had 6 coins, it becomes almost impossible to estimate when all these coins land... heads up, or tails up.
They're a moving target.
Just like lotto.
All the winning numbers WILL appear in a certain sequence in time. But you don't know when that is.
No-one has ever be able to predict when any set of numbers fall into a sequence.
Let me prove it to you with a simple example...
Has ANY 6 ball lottery game in the world ever come up with the jackpot winning numbers of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6?
Nope, they haven't.
So this makes any predictions difficult. And it's the reason why no other systems work.
Where does this leave my proven 19 year-old system then?
For a start, I NEVER say my system predicts the winning numbers.
What my system really does is remove the numbers unlikely to win, leaving a small selection that you choose from.
My system is easy to use, but you still have wait out the time for your choices to match the numbers remaining.
And that, my friend, is the hard part.
But don't get disillusioned. Winning is consistent enough to keep you enthusiastic.
Fact is, I win 99 times out of every 100 games. Since I know I'm going to win, all I wait for is the amount.
Could be $100, $100,000 or $1 million, and like many of our Silver Lotto System winners - could be substantial:
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Maher M...
"WINNER -
$3.2 MILLION!"
Dear KEN,
...I am sure you know i got your silver lotto
system 6 months ago and reading all you newsletters
and what ever updates you post me . last Saturday
i was one of the lucky winners we shared the big
jack (pot) ... This is where we stand today.
6 provisional winners of $537396.59 each (Total
of $3,224,379.00) and we are one of the 6.
Regards
Maher M.**
qal*****@hotmail.com
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Happy Winning!
Ken Silver
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Before I tell you this following little story with a great twist at the end, here's a reminder about my 3 Rules Diet. I originally called it the SlimWinner Plan, but as the result of some testing I recently made a change to the name.
Make sure you don't buy it again thinking it's a different product! (The only difference will be in the we.ight you drop when you start today!: http://www.3rulesdiet.com).
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As he came round the side of our house, a stooped, unkempt figure with darting eyes, little did I know that I was going to experience a life-changing lesson that morning.
I didn't let him inside.
I was a bit uncertain about him.
So he waited patiently while I brought the object to the door.
He turned it over in his hands. "How much did you say you wanted?" he said, never looking up.
I told him a figure, and he sighed.
"That's a fair amount," he said. "But I make my living selling these - and I don't think I can put it on the shelf at this price."
He looked directly at me, then said, "I can offer you a little less, but it's probably more than you'll get anywhere else." He waited.
I felt sorry for the man, and so I agreed. He put his hand in his pocket and pulled out a wad of cash and started peeling some notes off.
We shook hands.
Then the lesson began.
"Ahh..." he started, putting the rest of the money back in his pocket, "do have any coins you want to sell?"
"Well, no," I replied, and I was about to explain I didn't collect coins when he launched into his next question.
"What about stamps... do you have a collection, or individual stamps you want to sell?"
"No, I..."
Again he interrupted, pleasantly. "Antiques? Do you have any old chairs or tables you want to sell?"
We started walking down the path towards the gate, and he kept up the questioning.
Household items, crockery, cutlery, glass bowls, did I have a hobby I'd given up...?
The questions went on and on. We got to the gate - he was still asking.
I was amazed at the long list of items that tumbled out of his memory bank.
Then he mentioned racquets.
I remembered I had always intended to sell my high tech tennis racquet - but hadn't got round to it.
A few minutes later I had more money than I expected, and the buyer had my racquet dangling awkwardly from his hand. He obviously wasn't a player.
By the time we reached the gate for the third time, he had bought four household items of mine that I never thought of selling.
And I had learnt the valuable lesson of persistence.
Soon this buyer - a wealthy professional trader as I discovered later - would be returning to his home and sitting down at his computer to list my items on TradeMe, our local equivalent of eBay.
I knew he would be selling them for a lot more than he gave me.
I didn't mind.
Because he had taught me a valuable lesson that day.
Even though his visit was years ago, the experience has always stayed with me.
Persistence always wins in the end.
It's the reason I keep writing these daily emails to you, year after year.
To remind you that if you want to win at lotto, you must never ease up.
When the weather stops you getting down to your local store to buy tickets, break through your comfort barrier and do it anyway.
When your tickets only bring you a few freebies, remember that next week is a fresh start. It's worth the effort:
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"Constant Wins Got Me $33,675.00 - - PLUS Another $1,370.00 Last Wednesday!"
Hi Ken,
I bought your system about two
years ago, and I have been a
constant winner since.
To date I have won $33,675.00!
My last win was this past Wednesday
when I knocked off another $1,370.00!
- J.M.R.
(name and email supplied)
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It took my gypsy buyer many questions to get what he wanted, but he ended up with a goldmine for his efforts.
Like him, keep playing and stay focused on your goal.
The rewards of persistence are amazing.
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"$77,000.00 - It's Like 2 Year's Wages All At Once!"
"Ken,
OK i tried many other lotto programs and
they all stank. i piled money in and got
nothing back. So i tried yours. it took
a while but i started to get some dollars.
Then last week I got $77,000. wow!!!! I
never had that much money in my life its
like 2 years wages all at one time. First
thing I did was to get my cards paid of.
Then I treated my G/F and family out.
Thanks!!"
- John Nive, LA
(name and email supplied)
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Happy Winning!
Ken Silver
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