Creative Writing & Free Lunch - Top 1%'s Success Secret - WORK HARD
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TOP 1%'s SUCCESS SECRET - WORK HARD!
December 2, 2015You are cordially invited to our December 2, 2015 Creative Writing session; Top 1%'s Success Secret - WORK HARD!Many folks often wonder what makes the difference? What is the secret? Who knows the "how-to magic" of success, however measured? Here's an opportunity to explore these very questions, in an open creative forum that is empowering, informative, and most of all - just plain ole fun.Take a few brief moments to watch this video to prepare yourself for this session. To be enthused and ready...Because there are no good excuses. So don't let this chance slip away again, like so many times before - take this moment, to do what is hard. To do what so few will do? But to do, what the other 1% will do?By doing what is important, not just urgent today!Inch by Inch. Today, tomorrow and the next. That makes all the difference. On your path, to the beat of your drum, to the possibilities you hear -However measured,Or far away...Terri
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