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Maverick Money Makers – The Original Money Making Club Since 1997

April 30, 2012 | Author: admin | Filed under: General Business

The Original Money Making Club For Making Money Online Since 1997


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I hated not being able to provide my family the life I wanted to give them. Then, when I thought things can’t get any worse, they did…

I remember the exact day. It was December 7th (my birthday) and I’d been laid off from the only job I had. Christmas was fast approaching and I planned on buying my wife a very special Christmas gift (the kind that shines in the light and could only be worn on her ears). But all of a sudden, there was no way I could afford that gift. Forget presents, I didn’t even know how I was going to afford putting a roof over our head and food on the table after my last paycheck was spent. I felt like the world was crashing down on me, I had to do something fast, very fast, before my family and I were out on the street. I needed another way to make money immediately. And as I was thinking about it, I asked myself: Before I make any moves that will tie me into another job I’ll just end up hating, why don’t I consider what it is I want, and more importantly, what I don’t want in a job? So I put together a checklist of what I DON’T WANT in a job.

As you can see, my list of "Don’t Wants" was quite long.. Then I put together my checklist of what I DID WANT in a job.

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