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Lucky 7: Invalidating luck

By slipknot72102 Dec 23, 2011
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1. Checking Out versus Scrapping for Every Advantage

2. Being Victimized by Luck versus Making Luck Work for You

3.Caring about What You're Doing versus Caring about What Each Player Is Doing

4.Hoping for the Best versus Preparing for the Worst

5.Believing Everything you Read versus Separating Fact from Fiction

6.Being Content with Easy Wins versus Seeking Out Challenge

7.Going Through the Motions versus Taking Care of Yourself

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slipknot72102
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Posted Feb 1, 2012
But just ignoring luck and focusing on what you can do will give you "better luck" in the future which is the point behind this.

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Posted Jan 2, 2012
Interesting but luck is apart of the game. Just like poker. Doesnt take skill to get aces. Takes skill to play them. Thanks for sharing.

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