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		By: Flora Ware		</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 10 Aug 2016 03:41:51 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Beautiful. I love this: &quot;What do you do when your big dream seems SO far away? Embrace the growth that is required to get there.&quot; Boom! We grow into our destinies!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Beautiful. I love this: &#8220;What do you do when your big dream seems SO far away? Embrace the growth that is required to get there.&#8221; Boom! We grow into our destinies!</p>
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		By: Eric		</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 06 Aug 2016 10:19:42 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Hi Elizabeth, 
I am enjoying your blogs. I write this comment out of respect to you. At 8 years of age living in slums in the north of England back in the 1950&#039;s I had a belief I was born to be rich. I gave up childhood to work toward that goal. Cleaning windows, washing cars, breeding budgies, milk round, paper round, at 13, getting promotion to go in at 5:30am to prepare the rounds for the other lads. This prepared me for long hours in the future. I have read countless books on the mindset of successful people, educated myself in several vocations. My friends would say I am successful. However, at the age of 70  feel I have never realised my potential, that people such as you indicate. I have never earned the levels of income that others claim they achieve. Maybe being married at 18 years of age, two children by the time  was 22 gave me a different sense of responsibility, that held me to a ceiling of income? They say what you put out cones back. I have given thousands away, plus many hours of my time free of charge. Maybe I don&#039;t have what it takes to convert this into financial reward. I am still an avid reader on self development, spirituality, I am now of the belief that if I am meant to be rich, it will come,  I am now exhausted from trying to make it happen. I have so much ability and experience, yet live on a pension and along with my wife we now cohabitate with our son in Australia. 
I send this with respect for what you do. Wishing you continued success.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Elizabeth,<br />
I am enjoying your blogs. I write this comment out of respect to you. At 8 years of age living in slums in the north of England back in the 1950&#8217;s I had a belief I was born to be rich. I gave up childhood to work toward that goal. Cleaning windows, washing cars, breeding budgies, milk round, paper round, at 13, getting promotion to go in at 5:30am to prepare the rounds for the other lads. This prepared me for long hours in the future. I have read countless books on the mindset of successful people, educated myself in several vocations. My friends would say I am successful. However, at the age of 70  feel I have never realised my potential, that people such as you indicate. I have never earned the levels of income that others claim they achieve. Maybe being married at 18 years of age, two children by the time  was 22 gave me a different sense of responsibility, that held me to a ceiling of income? They say what you put out cones back. I have given thousands away, plus many hours of my time free of charge. Maybe I don&#8217;t have what it takes to convert this into financial reward. I am still an avid reader on self development, spirituality, I am now of the belief that if I am meant to be rich, it will come,  I am now exhausted from trying to make it happen. I have so much ability and experience, yet live on a pension and along with my wife we now cohabitate with our son in Australia.<br />
I send this with respect for what you do. Wishing you continued success.</p>
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