Why successful lottery winners don't make these 10 excuses for winning

Here’s a life lesson: Unless you play, you're not going to win. Photo: The Atlantic

Over the years I've heard every excuse under the sun about why people don't play the lottery.

At first I got concerned. Maybe it was my fault... was I doing something wrong that stopped people from believing in my System?

But as the number of winners climbed I gradually relaxed.

Now, when someone says they are not playing because:

They didn't win enough in the last game
They have run out of money
It's raining
The car's broken
Their partner said it would never work
Another site said there is no good lotto system
They don't play enough tickets so they give up
They don't understand how to play
It looks too good to be true
The testimonials are made up (no they’re not!)

... I simply smile and go about my business. And the number of our winners - and their prizes - climbs even higher each day.

My wife and I celebrate each time we get a winner's email.

That's right. I go to her home office next to mine, or up to where she's normally sitting, and we do a whoopee cheer together. Maybe give a high five for the big wins.

High fives all around for this group of Canadian winners celebrating their $14.8 million jackpot.

Sometimes, like the occasion when 'we' won $22.2 million (actually Jason got the jackpot, I supplied the system), the celebrations go on for days. We're talking about it all the time.

If you're not celebrating like us, there's a reason. I want you to find out the MAIN reason for your excuse and find a way to fix it.

For example, if you can't play the number of tickets I recommend (about $20-$50 worth), then it's simple to wait until you have that amount saved.