do you feel like you're winning at life? If not, I want you to ask yourself why.

I believe that we all have the potential to win. But in order to do so, we have to develop and

cultivate a winning attitude, which is what I'm talking about in today's episode, inspired by my

latest trip to Vegas. So let's dive in. Welcome to the School of Self Image, where personal

development meets style. Here's your hostess, master life coach, Tanya Lee.

Hello, gorgeous friends. What's happening? I just got back from Vegas. I used to believe that I

hated Vegas, but it turns out Vegas is actually a lot of fun when you go with the right people.

We went for my man's birthday and he had, I don't know, like eight friends fly in. I had some of my

friends there. We had so much fun. And one of the things that I did that I've never done before

is I gambled. As much as I love to play games, I'm not a gambler. But I was like, you know what? I'm

in Vegas. I'm going to try out this gambling thing. And I extracted a lot of lessons from my little

adventure into gambling. I'm just laughing at myself right now, you all, because I never thought

that I would be doing an episode related to gambling. And please don't tell my mother that I'm

recording this. She is very anti gambling. I was raised that it was wrong. It was a sin. And I get it.

I do get how many people have had problems with gambling. And I can see how that happens. But

I trust myself. I don't ever have to do it again. But it was fun. And it actually led to today's

episode about having a winning attitude. I like to think of life as a game that we're all playing.

And if you want to win at this game of life, you must have a winning attitude. And when I look around

at my life, I do feel like I'm winning. And so I was asking myself why. And actually my little

trip to Vegas highlighted some of the points that showed me why I think I'm winning at life.

And I want to share those with you. So when we were in Vegas, I took out a thousand dollars

that I had said to myself, I'm willing to lose this money. Not willing to lose anymore,

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