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Here's your money briefing for Friday, December 15th. I'm Ariana Spuru for the Wall Street Journal, filling in for J.R. Wayland.

Getting your dream job or L it. Okay so this is why you need to be delusional like you have to be delusional if you want to achieve your goals.

More people online are saying you've got to be a little delusional or the Lulu when you make a big career move.

Maybe you want that raise and you're going to just talk to your boss about it without any

fear that they might say no or whatever it might be.

But does it actually work?

Our personal technology reporter Anne Marie Alkantera

joins me to talk about it, after the break.

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under a new name, Delulu. So what does it actually mean? And does it work? Here to talk about it is W.S.J. Personal tech reporter Anne Marie

Al-Kantera. So Anne-Marie, for people out there who might not know, what does the word

D'Lulu mean?

D'Lulu is short for delusion and it's exactly what you imagine in the word

delusion to be defined as risky, crazy, just something you probably shouldn't do or be thinking.

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