T. Dana Smith is the author of four gaming books, including "The Championship Table at the WSOP." Formerly the owner of Cardsmith Publishing and columnist for Card Player and other magazines, she is senior editor at Cardoza Publishing and book critic for Gamblers Book Club.
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Gambler's Edge | You can take control of your life by taking Tracy’s advice: Believe you can. Substitute positives for negatives. Think only of what you desire. Concentrate your thoughts and efforts on your goals. Make positive changes in your habits. And expect the best.
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Gambler's Edge | You’ve probably heard people say, “I’d rather be lucky than good.” But if you understand and practice Tracy’s eight Laws of Luck, you can be both lucky and good. And then you’ll have the true gambler’s edge.
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Gambler's Edge | “Luck is when preparedness meets opportunity,” a popular axiom says. But Brian Tracy says there’s more to it than that in his audio album.
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Gambler's Edge | Fear is like a cobweb in the attic of success. You can create the courage to conquer your fears by thinking of fear as an acronym for the steps to take in sweeping it out of your life
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Gambler's Edge | To round out the first three “C’s of Success” – competence, confidence, and control – we discussed in an earlier issue here are the final three components that will lead you to success in any of life’s ventures.
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