I did a little research for the March 17th, St. Patrick's day.St. Patrick's Day is a cultural and religious holiday celebrated on March 17th, the traditional death date of Saint Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. The holiday has been observed by the Irish for over 1,000 years. It has become a global celebration of Irish culture with parades, festivals, green attire, and the display of shamrocks as symbols of Ireland. It is also a day marked by traditional Irish food, music, and dancing.Just

I have now been at WA for nine years! I have achieved all my dreams from back when I joined Amway in 1986. It's not all WA, but it has been a part of my success. WA mixed with other business endeavors/business experience has led me to where I want to be.But, more is to come! I have not reached the pinnacle yet.

First off, lets show the entire RV!A year ago I shared how much our life has changed since the early days of entrepreneurship. Pam and I have been continually working to be successful in our business endeavors.Over the years we have had some great successes and some great learning experiences. All the while we have never given up!My website that I launched here in 2010, and then again in 2014 has opened so many doors. It was just going to be a way to make some money 24/7 by writing articl

I have been here at WA for many years! My journey to independence from an employer started back in my twenties where I started the journey. I listened to folks like Zig Ziglar, Jim Rhon, Bob Proctor, and Brian Tracy. There were many others but what it all comes down to is that all the books and audio recordings changed my paradigm and allowed for consistent daily action towards freedom.Was the journey always perfect? No, of course not. I had some great successes and some great learning exp

Well, my most mature website is going down in flames! Most every page has taken a hit. And these are pages that have once ranked on page one of Google searches in my keyword niches for years.This latest May 4th, 2020 update (May the Fourth be with you!) is supposed to continue to be released for up to two weeks beyond its release date. I can't help but think that to release an update that is destroying major websites traffic was a poor choice in this economic crisis.So, what can you or I do?