How To Win Cash, Cars, Trips & More! in Toronto
If you didn’t joining us in Toronto, you missed an amazing day. We had so much fun!  The seminar, is my book You Can’t Win If You Don’t Enter, come to life, mainly focusing on the Entering Online chapter, as learning how to be organized and use software tools to speed up entering is one secret to winning so big.  The other is believing you can win, so we also spent the last 30 minutes talking about how to attract luck and creating vision boards.

Was it really free?
I was lucky enough to be invited to The TASSIMO Smart Talk Event last Saturday downtown Toronto hosted by Sarah Richardson and Nik Manojlovich.  The incentive to attend was, every invitee received a FREE T45 TASSIMO On-Demand Coffee System and a chance to win a $10,000 6-piece BOSCH kitchen.  So, why would a company give away hundreds of coffee makers valued at $189?!  The same reason King Gillette gave away millions of razor blade handles.  (Read

Guidelines for Running a Contest on Twitter
Twitter has finally posted their guidelines for running a contest on their service.  This will allow you to promote your giveaway without breaking any of Twitter’s posting rules. Businesses, organizations, and even some swanky individuals have hosted contests through their Twitter profile. Contests on Twitter may offer prizes for tweeting a particular update, for following a particular user, or for posting updates with a specific hashtag. Maybe you’ve been thinking about hosting a contest using your Twitter profile? You probably also want to make sure your

Another Great Interview with Helene Hadsell
Vishen Lakhiani, founder of MindValley and FinerMinds, recently had another great interview with Helene Hadsell. ENJOY, GOOD LUCK & HAVE FUN!

The Thrill of the Chase
Seth Godin wrote a great blog post on why people buy lottery tickets.  It’s the exact same reason people enter contest and sweepstakes.  (Except entering sweepstakes doesn’t cost me money and the odds are far greater!) One misconception of the hobby is that contestors only enter to win.  They are greedy and are only out to get free stuff.  For me, and many others I have interviewed, we love the whole hobby.  There is so much fun in finding out about a new promotion, dreaming about the prize, filling out the entry for