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The 9 interviews you must read if you want to create your own good luck

What would you give if you could sit down with a double-handful of successful people and ask each one of them to explain their secrets?

Featured personalities:

Each person hears differently

Think of the advantage you get. When 10 different people explain something, they'll come at it from 10 different directions.

In the same way, everybody needs to have things explained differently, too.

You're almost certain to find a speaker here who explains things in exactly the way you need to hear it.

You don't even have to "believe"

Interestingly, most of the people I interviewed plainly stated that they don't believe in luck.

But in the next breath, they tell us about steady streams of "serendipitous" or "synchronistic" events that they routinely attract into their daily lives. Often, successful people don't like the word "luck" because it implies that there's no way to control it...

... but they've learned that there is.

If you prefer to call it serendipity or synchronicity rather than lucky, that's okay. The message here is not which word to use. It's about what you can do to get these kinds of things happening for you.

When lucky things do happen...

You can call them anything you want.

You'll read how author, publicist and copywriter Joe Vitale, who once was so broke he was homeless and shoplifted to eat, discovered the escalator through life.

Author, consultant and lecturer Robert Scheinfeld tells how to get in touch with your "Inner CEO." He did this and seven years of constant business reversals disappeared within a few months.

Authors and consulting team Stacey Hall and Jan Brogniez reveal how you can attract only perfect customers (and be far richer and happier without the other 80%)

Yanik Silver, up and coming Internet entrepreneur and author reveals how an offhand gift from one of his father's customers set him on his present path to success.

Wild-man boogie-woogie pianoman Clay Cotton (now an Internet entrepreneur) has played with everyone in professional music, from Janis Joplin to Boz Skaggs. He tells how a chance visit to his grandma's house at age nine started him on his hugely successful music career.

Read how radio talk-show host, playwright and lecturer, Linda Clemons has consistently found big luck in the tiniest openings, and how she turns them into blazing, amazing opportunities.

You'd think that John Harricharan, award winning author and entrepreneur, has had more than his share of bad luck. And yet, he has an uncanny knack for landing on his feet, forming lifelong friendships with some of the world's most famous people, and creating pure gold from whatever life hands him. You'll find out how.

And much, much more. As you read Inside the Minds of Winners, you'll gain a whole new understanding of luck (or serendipity, or synchronicity) and how it works.

You get big content

This book is not some little 25-page pamphlet masquerading as an eBook. You get over 100,000 words of content. Nine intensive interview transcripts, plus several articles written especially for this book. Over 270 pages in all.

      That's value... in the form of major content.

The contributors have something vitally important to say—things they've learned and perfected in the workshop of their own lives.

      That's value... in the form of knowledge.

Along with your copy of "Inside the Minds of Winners," you receive full resale and reprint rights. You can resell the book from your website, commission-free, for any price you want. Or you can include it as an add-on or bonus to sweeten the deal on your own products or services.

      That's value... in the form of commission-free profits.

And the price—well, it's over 100,000 words of concentrated wisdom. It could well change your life, and you're getting it for 5.75

      Value? That's got to be one of the best on the Internet today.

Download the book and see.

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