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Dear Sir,
I guess you can say i’ve always had a split personality. I have been very much like the Neothink in my personal life creating values and exploring my mini “Friday night essences” in order to play and get satisfaction out of my life, while in my employment i was just another underpaid and under appreciated worker bee. I am considered to be intelligent, creative, and multi talented, and as yet i have never been able to break into a job which created any wealth. As a matter of fact in my last job i was a truck driver (you cant get much more dead end than that financially or intellectually)and though it fills a vital role in this society, i was internally screaming to integrate some of what i have been learning in Neothink about creating value into this hopeless job. It has been stated and i am living proof, these teachings begin to leach out of us unknowingly. I slowly began to change my workplace and work practices without even knowing it. It got me fired, but that’s just fine! I wasn’t where i was supposed to be. I have always been capable of so much more than what I was doing. Now I am pursuing further education in order to make my FNE my day time job. I love creating with my hands, my mind, and making other peoples lives better in the process. Maybe I wasn’t chosen until I was in my 40’s because my FNE hasn’t become main stream until this point in time. I am so excited I am finally going to have the tools at my disposal to take the world by storm!, and I owe it all to Neothink. I know I am not the only one to have concerns regarding the financing of these big dreams and goals we are creating, I am just riding this one out on faith that when I finish school and it is time to open the doors of my business, the money will be there. By the way… there is a support system for all of us budding business men and women to keep us from falling on our respective keisters isn’t there? I have never even dreamed of operating a business before and it is more than a little daunting considering i am smart enough to realize how much i do not know.