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Designing your life

2012-12-09

How To Design a Lucky Life
Trent Hamm, lifehacker.com

Is luck a supernatural thing that we have no control over, represented by four leaf clovers and gold pots at the end of the rainbow? For The Simple Dollar’s Trent Hamm, luck is defined as the result of some of the many random events in life…

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