Category: Success Stories

Talk about bad luck, for the last two days the Luckalyzer™ Monthly Reports have been unavailable for new users and for those who have already bought reports.
As of this writing I am unsure when we will be able to get back online.

If you have paid for a report and can’t access it, I am working on it but give me some time. I am currently going through EXTREME bad luck. Here’s my daily report for April 20, 2010, the day the Luckalyzer™ website crashed while I was coding new features (even my report says I should not be thinking):

Today is April 21, 2010 and below is my daily reading for today:

I heard today from my tech people that the problem was caused by a digital file (the code for the website) that got stuck during the upload process. Because of this the code would not execute.

I have been coding website for over 15 years and I have never seen such a thing happen. A piece of digital code can get stuck in Internet space and crash a website? I can see if it was a real physical bird flying into a real plane engine causing a crash, but this?

That is EXTREME bad luck.

I beg everyone for patience during this terrible time and I will get the Luckalyzer™ Monthly Reports working soon. Tomorrow my Intellectual cycle will be experiencing good luck so I should be able to fix everything then.

I use Luckalyzer and I must admit that even I sometimes forget to consult my chart on occassion.

One such occasion increased my bad luck and caused me to throw my back out. It’s been two days and it’s very painful for me to leave the bed (the only place I can get comfortable and avoid pain).

The funny thing is, if I would only have practiced what I preached and checked my Luckalyzer reading that morning, I would have been warned.

Take a look at the below graphic taken from my Luckalyzer Report and read my success story.

On March 15 it was a warm sunny day in Southern California. I was laying by the pool just relaxing. Then I got this STUPID idea to do a little stretching while I worked on the tan.

That was mistake #1. Look at the chart above and you see my INTELLECTUAL is marked as bad. I should not have done any thinking that day and just layed there enjoying the rays.

To make matters worse, my decision was to do something PHYSICAL, not EMOTIONAL (which would have been the wise thing to do). Notice in the above graph that PHYSICAL is marked as EXTREME DANGER.

I ignored it and ended up throwing my back out and was bed ridden for two days before getting my health back.