starting new years day

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never had a stranger year than this one.rang in last year with my fellow members here and had a fun time.the year started out great.by the time summer hit i had won over 5 grand online and the sky was the limit.the rest of the year should be fantastic right? not so fast whippersnapper.the roof,sky and floor all caved in.found out my job was ending,internet gambling law was passed,starting facing health issues.never ever count your chickens before they hatch....ever.i'm not a bitter man but just cautious after what i've went through.can you believe at the end of may i had a used corvette picked out and by the end of september i was getting title loans on my van?  my how the world can change and fast it does.change on a dime quicker than you can blink.you see i had this online thing figured out brothers and sisters.the internet gambling law was my initiation of a thing called cruel twist of fate.i hope everyone is right and the online thing keeps on but i'm cautiously optimistic.i don't play as much because i don't want to get to dependant on my winnings and then have the carpet yanked from under me.so i have already been living more frugal and no i don't like it.we will all know here in the next few months just how much sting this bill has when the regulations are finally put in place for the banks.i'm really hoping for the best because after all i do have a huge stake in this.i'm not doing too bad right now compared to the hell i was going through the last few months.sometimes you just have to accept your station in life and roll with it.i got my kids,my health and the future and even if things get hard sometimes i just need to accept the lot the man upstairs gives to me.....

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Avatar four4me -
#1
gambling on lottery wins isn't the key to success. finding some kind of work you like to do and doing the best you can at it will be more rewarding in the end. gambling on the lottery should be a hobby of sorts. Spending only enough that it wouldn't interfere with bills and such. spending money on the lottery can get you in deeper debt especially when the wins are fewer than the losses. If you don't have disposable cash then gambling isn't for you. Sure it's is great when you win especially 5-10- grand. but it gives the false sense of reality that if you did it once you can do it again. So if you spend 10 grand trying to win ten or more grand and it doesn't happen, what then, do you continue to play hoping you'll win again. Big decision here.

key word here is disposable cash most people don't have disposable cash especially when you have children. College educations cost big time so do weddings honey moons and vacations and such. Your at the right age to do some serious financial planning for your future. Unless you are willing to work way past your retirement age.
Avatar TheTruth -
#2
maybe my views on this is a little backwards...but I believe that you can make a living off of the lottery, it's going no where...especially online gambling. I told a few people of this and they tell me "well, you should still have a safe and secure job anyways just in case". I agree partially with that statement, but I am against the fundamentals it sets place. I know they don't think I can make a living off of it, yet I KNOW that I CAN.
And guess , so far I'm rocking the mothaf**ing house.
Who says you can't make a job or an living from gambling? society would rather have you believe that the odds are against you, but trust me, if you know your s**t, and mike you DO KNOW YOUR S**T...what should you care? you made thousands before because you believed you could, you got the skills...use it to make all the money you want to be financially independent. No, i didn't say succesful because money is but a small part of success, but how does having a secure job makes one any more or less succesful? There are many other factors that are neither right or wrong when it comes down to success...

But we all know we have options, sometimes to many to choose from.

Choose the option that is righteous for you!

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