October 14, 2010
Testimonial for TVP
One day I was having trouble with my stomach and abdomen... I had Crohns disease in five different areas of my system.
My name is Randy Magley, and my friends call me the Harmonica Man. This comes from playing blues and rock harmonica all over the country. I have a great time doing this for fun and creating more fun. I didn't used to know which way to go with my talents, so I just went to open mic nights in a bar a lot. Now that I have a definite purpose behind my actions, it is much more satisfying. Neothink has shown me the way to creating my dreams and making them come true. This is not like the typical get-rich scheme or a phony cult. This system of positive reinforcement and work ethic sets the TVP far apart from the rest of society.
I used to think hard work and saving my money alone would be enough to get by in life. I was wrong about that. After bad relationships and poor jobs, I knew there had to be more to life than this. So I searched for answers in business books and ads, but they all said the same thing, which was nothing, and I lost all the money I had saved. I worked for everybody I could with an education that consisted of a G.E.D. I was in the US Army for a while, then a landscaper, a security guard, and so on. I was a hard worker and a fast learner and rose to the top of every job as far as I could go. This was still just a level of surviving while paying child support.
One day I received a letter from the desk of Mark Hamilton inviting me into a society of geniuses. I was skeptical at first, but I ordered my first book anyway. Then I joined after reading the remarkable truths in the literature. I was immediately hooked on the methodology of business structures in the book. Reading was actually a pleasure for me, and I could not wait until I was off work to come home and read more. I then started applying those lessons to my work and personal life. The success and creative thought rolled in better than I had ever had.
Then one day my boss told me the company was going under because of his divorce, and the place was to be sold. He said he was going to start over and wanted me to be his right-hand man. I asked him to make me a partner instead. He refused because of my education level, even though I had kept his company afloat for years. So instead of accepting this outcome, a friend and I started working in a trailer park putting in new flooring and doing repairs. It took a few months, but I saved enough money to move out of my old tattered house in Michigan and into a friend's house in Wyoming.
This is where it gets interesting. It did not take long before I had a job working in a machine shop for oil field rental tools. In a couple of months, through Neothink tactics, I was on my way to a management position with a higher salary. I then met the love of my life through a friend and have been with her ever since. I have never known a love so pure and happy.
One day I was on the computer trying to locate other Neothink members. I was very happy to find a clubhouse just getting on its feet right in the town where I was living. I was invited to the clubhouse meeting that Sunday and met everyone. We had a good time talking about the things we wanted to change about the world, and I made some lifelong friends in the process.
One day I was having trouble with my stomach and abdomen. I was getting sick all the time and had unbearable pain. I was rushed to the hospital to have my gallbladder removed, and during the operation I was checked for other things, which is how it was found that I had Crohn's disease in five different areas of my system. This was a sad day for me and my family, and the disease had gotten progressively worse over time. I already have epilepsy, and with the two combined I was forced out of work.
After being home for about five months, I decided not to let this get me down. I kept going to the meetings each month and getting fresh ideas in my head. I applied for school again and am now on my way to getting my associate's degree in business. The next thing I tried was an online business, which branched out into two more of the same.
Then an incredible thing happened. A friend from the TVP and my clubhouse came up with the idea of going into business together. I was so happy I was jumping up and down with joy. We decided to become business consultants and follow the methods given in our literature. We can hardly wait to help our first customer and spread the ideas that all TVP members share. I am so happy this is in my life, and it is something I could use forever.
Thanks, Mark and the TVP, for all the guidance and friendship.
Randy Magley (the Harmonica Man)
Lightly edited for length and clarity.