From homeless drug user to millionaire
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From homeless drug user to millionaire
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#2That reminds me of this article: http://nukemanbill.blogspot.com/2008/06/how-to-sell-your-sof... where the author discusses finding niches to sell big dollar software. Good stuff.
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#3I had a head-on collision and very nearly was killed. While I was in the hospital I read the Bible and became a Christian.
Yay for Christianity. It can help people.
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#4I had a head-on collision and very nearly was killed. While I was in the hospital I read the Bible and became a Christian. Yay for Christianity. It can help people.
Yes the Bible can and does help people daily. In fact, the Bible has changed my life in the most profound ways. Unfortunately, most folks are too busy scoffing at it to pick it up and give it a read.
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#5I had a head-on collision and very nearly was killed. While I was in the hospital I read the Bible and became a Christian. Yay for Christianity. It can help people.
sorry you feel that way im not a chrstian but i think most religions can benefit a person if its a fit for them . . as long as they dont try to convert me im cool
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#6I had a head-on collision and very nearly was killed. While I was in the hospital I read the Bible and became a Christian. Yay for Christianity. It can help people.
Yes the Bible can and does help people daily. In fact, the Bible has changed my life in the most profound ways. Unfortunately, most folks are too busy scoffing at it to pick it up and give it a read.
Or, we read it, then started scoffing.
Please, do not generalize around these parts about religion.
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#7I had a head-on collision and very nearly was killed. While I was in the hospital I read the Bible and became a Christian. Yay for Christianity. It can help people.
>Yay for Christianity. It can help people.
I hear that if you're ever in prison you should join the church so you can get paroled faster.
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#8"It wasn't like I was real flush with cash. Pretty much all my career I was undercapitalized. I borrowed on my home equity and loaded up my credit cards."
Risk rewarded. Takes guts to do that in your 40s.
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#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yes the Bible can and does help people daily. In fact, the Bible has changed my life in the most profound ways. Unfortunately, most folks are too busy scoffing at it to pick it up and give it a read.
Or, we read it, then started scoffing. Please, do not generalize around these parts about religion.
Actually, you are the one generalizing by saying my comment was about religion. I mentioned nothing of the sort.
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#10I had a head-on collision and very nearly was killed. While I was in the hospital I read the Bible and became a Christian. Yay for Christianity. It can help people.
sorry you feel that way im not a chrstian but i think most religions can benefit a person if its a fit for them . . as long as they dont try to convert me im cool
feel what way? i wasn't being sarcastic.