People play the lottery expecting to win – they’re so optimistic that they bet money on it.

The odds are always against them, but never mind.

It’s difficult to bet on ourselves when we often harbor thoughts of not succeeding.

Looked at another way:  Betting on you is more of a sure-thing than buying lottery tickets.

The payoff is greater when we expect ourselves to succeed with the same optimism we believe we’re going to hit the lottery.

And it’s cheaper.

If you can believe your longshot odds every time you buy a ticket, you can believe in yourself every time you need confidence.

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