Want to know why me and many Silverites win prizes in so many lotto games? It’s easy, but it does require a personality trait anyone can develop. Let me tell you a story about it… Back in 2006 I took up playing the guitar again. This was after a 20 year break. One of my guitars is an Australian-built Maton with a lovely tone.  Let me tell you, the first few days were horrible. My fingers
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Over 10 years ago in our old home, I told my wife that in our next house I was going to have a home office with expansive sea views that we would view through wall to floor windows. The office would be large, again walled in glass, and have a separate seating area for visitors, while my desk would be equipped with two flat screen monitors and the best PC gear available. What a change it
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A while back I bought a great book written about getting good luck. It’s called “The Luck Factor” and it’s still available at Amazon if you do a search. It’s written by Dr Richard Wiseman, and it tells you how you can improve your luck by up to 50% and more. Some have even doubled their luck using the simple principles in his book. Do you need it? After all the Silver Lotto System works on a
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I was talking to my wife just now. We were sitting in our giant lounge in the sun watching the ships come in across the sparkling waters of the harbor, and out of the blue she said to me, “Isn’t it amazing how all humans look so different.” Might have something to do with the TV program we had watched on identical twins. Though they looked the same at a glance, they had different
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As I was returning from my daily walk this morning, I heard the deep, throaty sound of a powerful engine.  It seemed to be coming from above the hill behind me. I paused on my driveway and looked up. As I did, the distinctive silhouette of a World War II Spitfire aircraft flashed by – just hundreds of feet overhead – and sped into the distance. So close I could make out markings on the
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I’ve just been reading through some emails. I asked half a dozen Silverites how they they were getting on, and a couple of players told me they weren’t winning even a single game. Here’s what got me flummoxed, bamboozled and amazed about their stories… In EACH case, neither of these players had been following my system rules or instructions. They were way off. One guy played 3 different
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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
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There were six other people in the waiting room last week as I entered for my routine medical checkup. And over the next 10 minutes, I learned a lot about them – without speaking to any of them – just observing. There was the distinguished and formal businessman. I learnt later that he was a prominent politician. (How did I know that? Keep reading). He kept behind his paper the whole time, only
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About 20 years ago I told my two daughters to pack an overnight bag. And I asked them to be ready to leave school early the following day. Then I took them out of college, illegally I think. I certainly told no-one… just arrived round mid-morning, met them at the school gates and bundled them into the Mercedes. And then we drove for most of the day up our north island to Auckland, our
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I was cleaning our coffee table this morning.  “Excuse me,” said my wife, looking up from her coffee. “I’ve already cleaned that today.” I didn’t know that.  You see, each day – if I have a microfiber cloth in my hand – I often go over an item of furniture in our lounge, to clean it up and dust it down. I’ve done that ever since we gave up our cleaning lady. Since we keep our place
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