It's Wednesday - What Have You Done This Week?

What have you done this week?

When I ask that question, I don't mean:

- did you put out the trash?
- did you complete that project at work?
- did you gas up the car? (Phew, prices are getting high aren't they?)
- did you save five bucks by brown-bagging your lunch?


No, I mean - how have you planned to increase your wealth with lotto this Saturday?

Hey Ken, you say - that's not right, you can't plan to win, can you?

Yes you can, and here's how...

STEP ONE: decide which Lotto game you're going to play. Some of you may not have any choice... that may only be one game in your area. But if you can choose, your odds of winning will be higher if you choose a game with the least number of balls and numbers.

STEP TWO: decide which tool you will use to play that game. As far as I'm concerned, there is only one... the Silver Lotto System.. Fill out your tickets - you'll only need to do it only once in your lifetime - or until you get a major prize.

STEP THREE: decide how much you can spend per game. As you know, my system will allow you to play with as little as $10 a game. But the more you play, the better chance you have. For example, I get wins in every game by playing the full set of Profiles. The more you play, the more they pay!

STEP FOUR: take action! Right now you only have 3 days left until the Saturday draw. You need to buy the system, take 30 minutes to fill it out, and then pop down to your local lotto outlet.

STEP FIVE: after the game - and especially if you've taken a large number of tickets - go back to your outlet and get them to put the numbers through. That's a good doublecheck against any mistakes.

STEP SIX: collect your winnings from the outlet (congratulations if you won!), and buy the next set of tickets at the same time.

Repeat steps four to six each week.

You now have a simple plan to accelerate your lotto progress.

This time next week, will you be able to tell me what you did this week?

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What You Can Learn From The World's 2nd Richest Man

We are a throwaway society.

This isn't helped by the fact that we throw away our losing lotto tickets after every game. Can't be helped. But it tends to build in a lack of continuity that I don't think is good.

Of course the problem doesn't always apply to lotto tickets... many people "throw away" their automobiles as well. What I mean is they trade up after two or three years, and buy a new one.

For most cars today this could be the best move they make. The new smell has gone, reliability is down, wear and tear starts to take its toll.

But the cost of doing this is hugely expensive.

1. Depreciation is the main killer. As soon as you take your new car outside the showroom, it drops the retail price by almost half.
   
   
2. It's probably taken you 2-3 years to pay off, too. So you're also losing money on the loan interest - at usually high percentages.

Altogether, it's a lot of money lost forever.

"So what?" is the comment of many people. "That's just the price of progress you have to pay."

I disagree.

Imagine if you bought a quality automobile and kept it for 10 years. Most cars take the biggest depreciation hit in the first two or three years, then that line starts to flatten out. From about 5 years onwards, the value of your car drops less and less.

Three of our four cars, like my Mercedes SL500 in this photo, are high quality brands. We bought them when they were hardly a few years old and depreciation had take its highest hit. There's a saving straight away.

And we've kept them. I intend to keep each of them for the full 10 years, or even longer. Even if I win lotto again in the near future! Because of these car's top quality, maintenance and wear and tear is low. All are fully paid off, so there's no finance costs.

It's an easy ride for the next few years!

Don't live your life on a throwaway basis. Buy the best of everything you can afford, keep it for 5-10 times longer than you would normally, and benefit from the savings. This is the secret shared by some of the top businesspeople: Warren Buffet - the world's second richest man - drives a standard 6-year-old Lincoln like the one in the photo at the top, with a license plate that reads "THRIFTY." (Source: Forbes Magazine)

Buy the best - learn from the best!

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They're All Trying To Sell You Something!

In my business I get round a lot of websites. And quite frankly I am getting irritated beyond belief.

The latest offering doing the rounds is something called "D*v*t Dollars." Great name, but it's simply a lot of ballyhoo... a whole procession of income reports, wealth qualifications and not much else. There's not one single giblet of information about the product (called a blind offering in the marketing business).

Why would you want to buy this overhyped mess? I've no idea. I'm not even going to buy it to see if there's any value for you. I can tell you right now, it's unlikely to make anyone money except the owner.

I have another related complaint.

It's about these giant offerings of info-products with reams of fancy bound books, CD's spewing out of the packets, and tons of worksheets. Sure, they look fancy, and they weigh as much as a kitchen sink when you receive the enormous box by courier. But you have to put your life on hold while you're reading it and trying to absorb the vast amount of information.

Now, these marketers, they're all trying to sell something... I know. So am I. But the difference is that my lotto product is real, and it's quick to understand. There's no hoopla, or puffery. I don't lead you on. I don't make you dribble at the mouth with anticipation, then let you down with a lottery product that looks the same as everybody else's.

My stuff is simple, direct, unique, just like me :-)

You can even buy it ready-to-go, so that you spend just a minute or two filling out your lotto tickets - just once - and never have to do anything else again.

No work, very little reading, easy to understand. Lotto success in a box.

Sheesh, which would you buy? As far as I'm concerned, it's no contest. My Silver Lotto System

Here's my suggestion... if you get more than a few paragraphs into a strange website, and it doesn't tell you what they're offering - forget it. You'll be no better off after spending your $197 or whatever on some fancy product.

Save your money and your sanity. Stay real. Look for testimonials and truth.

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One Tip That Made His Fortune

I had a friend who many years ago told me this interesting piece of information about his personal success.

He said that every day he would do one thing on his house... an improvement, a bit of painting, cleaning out a cupboard. He would do something every day to increase the value of his property.

And of course he sold it for a huge profit some time on.

I've never forgotten his advice, and now I do the same. It's amazing how much you can accomplish. And when you sit back and look at the things you've done over the past months, it seems amazing.

But taken stage by stage, it's easy.

In just the same way, regularly buying and playing several lines in your lotto game will achieve the same result. You increase the number of opportunities painlessly - and before you know it, your wins are pouring in.

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This Item Will Accelerate Your Goals

In the last post I talked about how keeping $500 in your wallet, in order to feel rich, is not a good idea.

• - It tends to devalue.
• - It's not that secure.
• - You tend to spend the money when you least want to.

You need another item that you can carry on you... something that is useful, and motivates you to act on your goal.

The answer is a wrist watch. Good for both men and woman, it's something you look at frequently, stays with you day and night, looks good (if you've chosen well), and is useful by telling you the time. And an expensive watch also marks you out as unique, in the same way that driving an unusual car does.

But not any kind of watch... it needs to be:

1. Genuine, not a replica or fake.
2. Expensive. A timepiece that takes you out of your comfort zone financially.
3. Good quality.

What would you choose? Let's be realistic. You or I probably couldn't afford a Rolex, Patek Phillipe or even a Gucci. But you could buy a men's Tag Heuer.

I own an Omega Constellation... that's mine in the picture (taken against the screen with my last post showing,. And yes, it was around midnight a few minutes ago when I took the photo). It cost around NZ$2500 (US$1800). I realize you may not have that kind of money, so be flexible in your choice and don't use this price is a benchmark... set your own limits.

What's the payoff?

Simply this... every time you look at your watch, you link it to your main goal. For example, if you want to win a sizable lotto prize this year, you need to be reminded of the rewards you'll get by investing every week. Your watch will act as a spur, a powerful reminder for this action. Because, as you already know from my earlier posts, action is the key to results.

Every time you glance at it, note the shape, style, brand and quality. You'll be reminded of your goal in a powerful way. I bought my Omega long before I could afford it. But the visual stimulation was a strong confirmation of the goals I held at the time.

Remarkably I have achieved each one of these goals since then.

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This Really Gets Me Steamed Up!

I'm partway listening to an online video presentation. The reason that I've even got one minute into this 15 minute video is that I respect the presenter. But every second that I listen to the intro, I get madder and madder.

Because this guy is taking my valuable time. He is speaking at around 100 words a minute... the average rate... whereas I can read at 10-20 times that speed.

See where I'm going? I'm going to spend 10-20 times longer absorbing this information than if I were to read it.

And because I'm not an audial (ear) kind of person - I get my information through "eye-gate" as education trainers call it - the spoken stuff just isn't going to stick. And I can't review it either without wasting more time. I can't just flick my eyes back to the intro to remind me of a certain point. And I can't do anything else like talk on the phone or chat to my family. Everything is blocked out by "the voice."

What's this got to do with lotto? It's about saving time. You can waste a lot of time figuring out your ticket numbers when you should be out having fun or doing other things.

You should look for ways to reduce this time as much as possible, so you can concentrate on winning. If you're buying my Silver Lotto System, you should also buy a Custom Profile. This is where all the numbers are set out for you. You don't have to do anything more than transfer them to your lotto tickets, and of course, you only need to do this once-in-a-lifetime.

The other timesaver is to have your tickets checked at your lotto outfit. If you have more than half a dozen tickets, you realize that this is a huge timesaver. And accurate too.

Unless of course you enjoy working with figures. Maybe you're an accountant kind of person. All power to you, but I still think there are better ways to use your time.

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