ECommerce: Escaping "Paid Slavery"

Escaping "Paid Slavery"

Written by Dale Ronewicz

February 3, 2003 I remember that day well. I even celebrate it every year. That was repparttar

day I finally decided to make my escape from repparttar 146586

Rat Race. For Ten years I lugged Welding Equipment up and down Train Car Ladders, doing repparttar 146587

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company could make a fortune in their shipping business. Corporate downsizing required me to work 12 hours a day 6 to 7 days a week to fill repparttar 146589

void of layed off workers. And any complaining I did was met with repparttar 146590

same response: “You should be lucky you even have a job”.

But repparttar 146591 pain in my legs and back were telling me something different. It was telling me to GET OUT, NOW!

So I did (God Forbid we should listen to our own Instincts)

But every ending is a new beginning. Thus started my two years of Internet Marketing Purgatory. Buying every product promising me financial freedom. Throwing failed project after failed project out there on repparttar 146592 internet while I paced repparttar 146593 floor at 4:00 A.M. wondering how I was going to make next months mortgage payment.

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