Competition promoters give away thousands of pounds worth of
prizes every day in prize competitions. All you have to do is discover the competitions and enter. Sounds too good to be true?  You're waiting for a catch!  Well, there isn't one. 

You simply enter prize competitions.  You'll find these everywhere. On entry forms in high street stores, on-packs and bottles, at garden centres, exhibitions, travel terminals, on coasters in bars and restaurants and in newspapers, magazines and on radio and TV.

You can spend as little or as much time on this hobby as you wish. It's one you can pick up and put down at leisure.  Although when you win a holiday mingling with millionaires in Monaco, like I did after writing ONE apt word in a building society magazine competition, you won't want to abandon this prize-winning pastime. 

Win Your Fortune in Prizes has an inspirational or entertaining article at the end of each of its 10 chapters.

 1.  Road to riches
 2.  Tackling Tasks with winning tips
 3.  Write winning words
 4.  Golden nuggets of winning ideas
 5.  Pack a pun-ch with puns
 6.  Sparkling slogans 50+ styles
 7.  Beginner to winner
 8. You be the judge - judging secrets
 9. Motor-vated to win
10.  Win-spiration and anecdotes

Lynne Suzanne is often asked to give her expert advice on winning prize competitions, puns, slogan writing and the power of belief and luck.  Lynne's wins include world-wide holidays to South Africa, Zimbabwe's Victoria Falls,  Grasse, Nice, Cannes and Monaco, Amsterdam, Cyprus, Miami and the Bahamas, Margarita and Venezuela's Angel Falls, and other exciting prizes including two cars.

Lynne is a professional writer with published features in the Sunday Mirror Personal magazine, Active Life, Belfast Telegraph, Newcastle Chronicle, Chester Chronicle, Grimsby Telegraph, the Daily Mail's long running Competitors Corner and sundry other periodicals. 

Lynne met Professor Richard Wiseman, who is based at Hertfordshire University, on the BBC's Good Morning programme a few years ago to talk about luck and chance.  Lynne was invited to take part in Professor Wiseman's The Luck Factor research into lucky people with an appearance in the BBC's Out of this World programme.  Lynne is a firm believer in making your own luck and the power of belief and positive thinking.

Other TV appearances include: BBC Everyone's a Winner; Channel 4’s Big Breakfast;  Maths 4 Real; For the Love of and Richard & Judy.  ITV's Chance in a Million; Yorkshire TV’s Calendar News; Granada TV’s This Morning;  ITV’s The Time, The Place; Ulster TV’s Kelly Show; Central TV’s Winners; Zee TV; Granada Breeze Livetime, Carlton TV's Nice Little Earners, UK Horizon's Dishing the Dirt and GMTV's LK Today.

Her most memorable TV appearances were winning an audition to read the weather on Granada TV's This Morning floating weather map at Albert Dock and singing (terribly out-of-tune) the chorus of American Pie with Don McLean on Big Breakfast. But that's another story!