Andrew's 30 Year Shortcut
Andrew yawns, stretches, and rolls out of bed.
Happy Winning!
I got two surprises when I popped in to see my city jewelers this morning.
My wife's Omega watch - the one I bought for her, endorsed by supermodel Cindy Crawford and splattered with more diamonds than fleas on a donkey - needed a new battery.
Every year or two I would trudge down to this grand shop, and wait - surrounded by exotic Rolexes and Paket Philippes and expensive blings - until they deigned to fill out the form to send it off for a battery replacement.
Where it goes, I've no idea.
But a week later it comes back in tick-tock condition again, ready to advise my wife when to eat and when to sleep.
The first surprise I encountered was the big framed poster on one of the walls. It showed Cindy C. herself, and the poster was hand signed with love to the jeweler.
But the Omega shown beneath her perfect teeth and chin was a different shape. It was round and gold. The one I bought my wife 5 years back was squarish and silver.
I sincerely hoped my dear wife wouldn't see this brutal display of planned obsolescence, and blackmail me for an upgrade.
The second shock came when the owner of the shop - normally a man of a diffident and somewhat arrogant nature - actually called out to me, smiled, and asked if I needed any assistance.
You could have knocked me down with a feather.
After spending thousands of dollars in his shop over many years, I was finally recognized... I was one of the favored few! I had entered the Gate Of Acceptance. Wahoo!
I got back to the car where my wife was waiting, and before I could tell her about my promotion to Exalted Person, she started to complain.
"People have been staring at our car," she stated with a cross face.
But her whinging was music to my ears. I grinned. My year-old Lexus was a rarity anywhere in the world... it's the flagship - top of the range hybrid and only 2,000 are made each year. And yesterday evening I had spent a pleasant and therapeutic hour polishing the dark paintwork so it gleamed like a mirror.
It is a stunning looking auto in immaculate condition, and that's what people noticed as well as its scarcity. "Mainly men," added my wife grumpily. She didn't fancy being associated with the object of their attention as she sat waiting for me.
As the big car glided silently away on battery power, it suddenly dawned on me.
"He wants my money!" I exclaimed, nearly bowling over a pedestrian or two as the realization hit home.
And it was true. Shops, especially those dealing in high-end merchandise are feeling the pinch right now. My jeweler had seen the error of his ways, and was trying to make up to me for all the overbearing and insincere behavior he had exhibited in the past. He needed sales.
I smiled quietly to myself.
The karmic balance was being redressed. The customer has the power again.
It was a good feeling.
Almost as good as winning the lottery.
Happy Winning!
Ken Silver
P.S. You only need one thing to win the lottery: the Silver Lotto System
>> Subscribe to my free Lotto-Tips newsletter
Around now you'll be signing off from work, and joining the commuter rush to home.
Stop a minute, right there.
Do you realize how many words in the previous sentence are shocking examples of how your real life has you hogtied?
"Signing off" - means you have no control over your life. You have signed your life's hours to an organization, and will never get it back until you retire. Then the government decides how much to pay you! It never ends.
"Work" - Means two things - one good, one bad. I haven't worked for over a decade. Sure I do stuff, but like many others who don't have to trade time for money, it's pure enjoyment.
"Joining" - Think of anyone you know with wealth... can you imagine them in a queue?
"Commuter rush" - Both of these words cast a shiver down my spine. Being a helpless, hassled traveler, unable to set my path, having to scurry here and there to meet someone else's timetable - this is not how God intended us to live.
"to home" - Wouldn't it be great never have to leave home unless you wanted to?
Right now I'm typing this email while waiting for my daughter to rise and dress so we can have a special lunch together. She's visiting from another country and time zone - that's why she's fashionably late.
But I have all the time in the world. That's what money does for you.
Silverite Jim Treckil told me yesterday, "I couldn't believe what a difference getting a little bit of money has done for our family." He won $100,000, left his job as apartment doorman, and decided to start a home-based business.
"We were always arguing about money, the cost of gas and my one-hour commute to the city each day," he remembers. "It was h*ll. The best thing that ever happened to me was getting that jackpot."
How would you feel if you never had to work again?
As I sit here in my sumptuous office overlooking the beautiful harbor, and counting my blessings, I can tell you why I'll NEVER go back to a life of toil and enslavement by JOB.
It's within your grasp too. You only have to reach out and grab it.
Buy your tickets for tomorrow's lotto game and embrace the vision of a perfect life: http://www.silverlotto.com.
Happy Winning!
Ken Silver
P.S. Think back to the happiest time in your life. I can bet it's when you had no money worries. Wouldn't you like to recreate that era?
>> Subscribe to my free Lotto-Tips newsletter
"Dear Ken,
"You’ve got thousands of customers I've heard, so you probably don't remember me. I sent you an email with my problems about my lotto finances a couple of months back, and you said that your Silver PRO System would help. Well it did--better than I ever thought. I played the first week and got back $6,370.00. But you won't believe what happened next week - I got $5. I was pretty unimpressed, but suppose the first week made up for my disappointment.
OK, so I went back to my favorite lottery store, and Jean behind the counter remembers me because of my winning, and she is always friendly, but I guess she is really curious this time when I told her about your program. She wants to know if I'm planning to get the jackpot. I kid her along, saying yes, it's mine. I truly believe it. I mean, the $6,370.00 was a godsend cause it paid most of our bills, but I wanted to buy my kids a house each and stuff like that, so I needed a lot more (not being greedy Ken you understand, just want to help my family along!)
Here's the result- I WON that week! $2,000,000. Two million!! I couldn’t believe it, just like in a dream. Then after I told my husband and we had a holiday, I sat down to write you this email because I truly believe that without your system I would still be without a future. Now I can have anything I want, but I especially wanted you to know because your system got me there. You can put this testimony in your pages along with the others.
Thank you so much, you have changed my life!!!"
Could you imagine writing a letter like this? What would yours look like? How would it feel having $2 million dollars sitting in your bank account while you figured out what to do with it?
Most people don’t take long to figure out what to do. Here's an interesting thing I read yesterday.
According to a lotto spokesperson, most people arrive at work on Monday, ready to go. Then by Wednesday they hand in their notice. Every time. The spokesperson says they have seen it often enough to establish a pattern. In on Monday, out on Wednesday. Just two days to think about it and then acting.
As I write this post, my own robot is upstairs vacuuming the lounge floor. It's a Roomba battery-operated vacuum cleaner, which does a far better job than my wife or me. It produces huge piles of dust and dirt from a seemingly clean looking room. I'm always amazed when I come to empty it out.
The main advantage here is that my robot cleans my house while I'm doing something else. I didn't have to spend any time vacuuming my house... someone developed a quick and easy way to help me.
As you get more interested in winning Lotto, you might be tempted to start figuring out your own system.
After all, you think, "if I could tweak some of Ken's numbers a bit better, my winning rate would improve a little."
So you might start by googling the words "winning systems by mathematics" and looking over a few websites to get some ideas. And you'll get some surprises too.
Because the mathematical boffins are more interested in proving number sequences WRONG rather than right. Generally you'll find these backroom boys are more interested in the numbers than they are in helping anyone winning.
So let me predict what you should do instead, and save you all that bother...
Become a ROBOT.
Memorize and repeat these words frequently: "I Will Obey Ken's System." (If it helps you, put on a robotic voice as you say it. Let your eyes glaze over and your head turn in little jerks. You may look a little weird, so don't do it in public).
But do it anyway. Because I'm asking you to be a full bodied, automated robot... and to follow my lotto program commands to the letter. That's because I've done all the hard sums for you. You don't have to spend any time figuring it all out... just obey and follow my steps.
Here's why...
It took me over two years to work out my Silver Lotto System. Sure, not all of that time was spent on research - I had to work and eat as well. But most of my spare time was taken up in figuring out ways to win lotto.
You might scoff. You might doubt that anyone has the patience to go two years on one project. Well, I'm different. I had a vision and a goal, and I wasn't going to stop until I won. That's how I work most of my life, and it's been very successful.
You don't need to spend time figuring out a better way to play lotto... reinventing the wheel. I've already done it for you. All you have to do is obey my commands, and in the fullness of time you will win as I did, as have hundreds... even thousands of others.
Consider the Silver Lotto System as your personal robot.
OK... it's your turn - press your start button now: "I Will Obey Ken's System."
Subscribe to my free Lotto-Tips newsletter
There was an interesting question posed on a forum I visited recently.
It was an online quiz that asked three questions... whether you wanted a better relationship with your partner, whether you wanted to wake up happy in the morning, or whether you wanted so much money that you didn't have to work again.
Since I'm a bit contrary in my viewpoint, I put in the "lots of money" option.
Turns out that most people wanted the other two options.
I wasn't surprised.
This is why...
I call it "SAY AND DO."
That's the tendency for most people to SAY one thing, and DO another.
This is the problem that many businesses face when they conduct focus groups to find out which product to develop or use. They ask the group about what product they prefer. The interviewees give a response, and based on that the company produces a product tailored to suit them.
Of course the product usually flops.
Because people will say one thing while doing another. It's human nature.
So, back to my original subject - what's better, money or friends?
Most will say friends.
That's for you to decide, but I have something to confess to you...
Since I have both earned and won a lot of greenbacks, my friendships have deepened, my wife is far more happier, and people like me more. It has probably as much to do with my changed attitude as the amount of money I possess.
So my answer is... money.
Money opens a lot of doors, stops most pain in your life and gives you a tremendous amount of personal freedom.
Most people will answer... friends.
But I have both.
Now, why not try getting both too? And you know how... yes, through my Silver Lotto System! Three cheers for guessing that.
Subscribe to my free Lotto-Tips newsletter
I think everyone should have their own business. If your enterprise sustains you... that is - gives you all the personal satisfaction and money you ever need - then that's got be the best reward in life.
Because if you do it right, you get the biggest byproduct of all - true personal freedom. It's blissful when you achieve this. Lotto will do the same with less effort.
But there's one fly in the ointment however...
While some hobby businesses may satisfy you, not many real businesses make money.
It's true. Here's an insight:My wife and I had a friend over for tea last night - a fellow lotto winner using my Silver Lotto System too, by the way - and as we were munching a delicious gourmet pizza, he made a statement that had me nodding my head vigorously.
He said the words that I had known for years... that the 10% of businesses which are successful, are only profitable because they have long term contracts with large corporations.
This gives them the continuity of profit (if they're frugal) to pay staff, overheads like rent and utilities, pay their suppliers and various hangers-on like public relations people and so on.
Now, I've been through the mill - having had both successful business and not so, and I agree with him 100%.
So how do you uncover such a successful business opportunity that doesn't rely on these hard-to-get contracts?
I'll reveal how now, but prepare to be surprised. Because the 'right' business is not always the best one.
What's the difference? Here's an example:
For decades I've known about the vast profits from real estate. Each year - usually round about the same season (isn't life's timetable predictable!) - I get the urge to invest. Yet something stops me. It's not the fear of commitment, I have no problem with that. Nor the fear of large sums of borrowings... in an earlier post here I talk about how I overcame that years ago.
It's passion. The lack of.
Now, many people will tell you that passion doesn't make a business successful... that anyone can apply a proven formula in much the same way that franchises do today, and succeed anyhow.
I'm not sure that that's entirely true.
Because when the going gets tough... and inevitably it will... you will need large dobs of passion and interest to move you out of the tough times.
Years ago I remember reading about one of our country's largest property moguls, where in the interview he pointed to one of his waterfront office buildings and said: "Look at that, isn't it a wonderful looking building? This is what property is all about." He was passionate about a plain-looking lump of concrete and steel, and it showed. He is also very successful, because he sold the building for $26 million, then bought it back this year, a decade later, for $12 million (figures from memory). It's now valued at the higher rate. That's it in the photo above, taken when I popped out late this afternoon for a drive.
I won't get rich in property. After 10 minutes of looking through the newspaper property pages I get very depressed. Then thinking about all the legal paperwork makes me even more depressed. There's no way that I will get into property in a big way.But sit me down in front of the computer and ask me to write creatively about my Silver Lotto System, marketing and success, and my pen flows over the page for hours without stop. Each morning I wake up full of expectation and I can't wait to get down to my computers to start the day.
My passion means that a low sales day fires me up. Instead of getting depressed, I look at the low figures as a challenge and do something to change that.
So your first requirement for any business is not to find one that makes you a huge amount of money, but to find one that excites you.
In my next post I'm going to tell you what I think the secret to the hugely successful business is. And the good thing is this - the most successful business won't cost you a cent to set up. The entry fee is so low that you'll never fail! And you have everything you need right in front of you, right now.
Watch out for it.
Spread the word...click the envelope below to tell a friend about this blog!
Subscribe to my free Lotto-Tips newsletter