Then it began.Six months after hours of tedious work , I broke into top ten for search term “Mandeville , Jamaica”.I was elated by that achievement , because of obstacles that I had faced and because most of my competitors were “big boys”. A few months later I won an award for work that I did on my website and to top it all – a number 1 (# 1 ) listing in Google , Yahoo and AOL.This was accomplished by overcoming many obstacles along way most of which I just ran right over.

This experience taught me a lot about life and how I should follow my dreams through to end.So my friends in whatever you are striving for at this very moment and you are not seeing any results , push on.Because once you do so success WILL come , it's just a matter of time.Keep on hanging in there , my brothers and sisters and I will see you at bank.Remember , life always goes in favor of brave and action taker.What action are you taking today to achieve your goals ?

To your success and mine ,

©2003 Nicholas Dixon

Nicholas Dixon is the Webmaster/CIO for the Oceanroc family of websites.A positive minded individual in his early twenties , Nicholas believes in striving to be the best of one's self in this world.His mission for you his readers , is for you to feel the same way about yourself.You can visit his online store at WWW.Cafeshops.com/Oceanroc.

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