• What’s really odd is that people play the lottery expecting to win – they even bet money on it.
• The odds are always against them.
• Yet we find it difficult to bet on ourselves where we often expect to lose.
• Betting on you is more of a sure-thing than buying lottery tickets.
• The payoff is greater when we expect ourselves to succeed the way we believe we’re going to hit the lottery.
• And it’s cheaper.
• If you can believe your odds-against lottery bet every time you buy a ticket, you can believe in yourself every time you need confidence.