You've probably heard of Simon Cowell, producer of several "American Idol" TV programs and the acid tongued resident judge.
He's one of the highest-paid people in television, with a fortune estimated at around $160 million.
What has he done that's made him so successful? When I read about winners like Simon in any part of life, I'm constantly surprised at the one trait that they all seem to possess.
And this factor is such an important part of winning, that you can use it to help win the lottery as well.
It's the basis of success in many areas, and it's this...
It's called "Constant Action.
" Constant action is the key to winning in lotto and life.
It's the reason that Simon has been called a workaholic too, but that's just really another term for action.
Action translates into results, and it works best when it's used constantly.
Playing one lottery ticket a month will not work...
playing 10,000 tickets in a single game every six months also will not work.
The secret is using constant action in the same game, playing regularly and frequently until success is found.
You should play at least one game every week, and keep playing until you get results.
Since winning the lottery is not an exact science, you may get results immediately - or it may take a while.
But most achievements are made in slow time, using constant action.
For example if you want to save $1000 by the end of the year, work out how many paydays you have left, divide them up and put a constant amount away each time.
By the end of the year, you'll have your thousand bucks without any effort.
It's the same with lottery.
Playing lotto regularly and frequently will bring you the same success because you are constantly chipping away at the rules of chance.