The lessons about winning the lottery that we can learn from Tom Cruise movies stunts
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Recently I’ve been thinking about how much this Lottery System reminded me of a Tom Cruise movie.
Last night I watched his 'Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol' for the third time, and thoroughly enjoyed it again.
The special effects were always amazing. They have changed dramatically over the years.
In my youth, my friends and I would bet to see how many bad movie effects we could spot.
And it was easy because all those years ago they were so transparent and mechanical.
There were back-projection techniques (think of Elvis Presley steering a fast speedboat, or the boat scene above), claymation, string puppets...
It all seems so primitive today.
But in present day's movies, and especially MI - the special effects are so realistic that it's very difficult to tell reality from computer generated.
Funnily enough, the most effective scenes where Tom Cruise hangs outside Dubai's tallest skyscraper was actually real.
His safety harness was optically removed in post-production, but he was there.
It was a typical example of why Tom continues to hit the box office highs.
And the same reasoning applies to this System.
Much of the mechanism that drives this simple-on-the-surface program is hidden underneath.
You can't tell what drives it. The algorithms are so complex that it seems like magic.
Yet it continues to churn out hit after hit each week.
Tom Cruise is also so successful because he does two things well...
1. He makes films frequently. As a lottery player, you should follow his example of persistence and play frequently too. Most people can recognize that playing once a year will get worse results than playing once a week.
Yet so many players don't play nearly enough even knowing this fact. Frequency is the secret to successful play.
2. He controls everything both as an actor and director. With Lotto Maximizer you also have control over your lotto destiny. Use that knowledge to play big and win. In the same way, actors who own their own film companies always make more money than others, the same principle applies to the lottery.
Like Tom, control your game to win. Don't be at the mercy of random numbers again!
