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Who You Were To develop a formula for a successful LIFE that applies to all, you must take into account all the reactionary elements in any given environment. As stated in the previous chapter BODY, MIND and FEELING react to sights, sounds, parental nurture, food and shelter. Even if you were to segregate all of us by race, religion, gender or geographical location, most of the members of these groups while eating the same foods, attending similar schools, practicing similar worship rituals and travel within common social circles are still vastly diverse. 84
Each member’s physical appearance, fashion preferences, their sense of humor and phobias can all be different. For those factors that were not environmentally molded, you have to take into account the genetic make-up of each individual at the time of BIRTH as an added factor of diversity. If you take out the emotion of bringing a newborn child into the world at the time of BIRTH, all of us are simply a genetic consequence of our parents. At the moment of conception, we each receive a set of twenty-three chromosomes from our mother and father as seen in Figure 1 - 84. Within these chromosomes are genes, and within the genes are strips of coded DNA. Until recently, science assumed that once you received your DNA, it was locked inside every cell in your body and would remain unaltered, unaffected by your life choices and experiences. The food you ate or the stress you endure during your life would have no direct affect on your genes or DNA. These same rules apply to your parents, your grandparents and your great-grand-parents and as far back as you can imagine. Their genes were simply passed on to the next generation and the experiences they accumulated in their lifetimes (food they ate, stresses they endured, 85
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PART I: A LIFE LESSON PART II: THE
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Introduction I had a profound exper
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PART I: A LIFE LESSON 13
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Fifteen months earlier my wife, Che
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Three months later my business bega
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Cheryl and the boys. Everything tha
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Failure in America As unique as I t
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It’s easy to jump to the conclusi
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It’s not the money, it never has
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It was about 125 sq. ft. with one-t
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he felt intimidated by my presence
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Though my name was never attached t
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Page 113 and 114: INTELLECTUAL INTELLIGENCE Intellect
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Page 117 and 118: maximum potential throughout histor
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SHOULD DO and the most important or
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and your life will begin to show no
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Building a Company After transformi
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From there, I needed a symbol that
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COURSE: SS0101 COURSE TITLE: SELLIN
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COURSE: LM0202 COURSE TITLE: COMMUN
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COURSE: BC0303 COURSE TITLE: PRODUC
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COURSE: BC0309 COURSE TITLE: FIXING
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COURSE: FI0403 COURSE TITLE: FIX-N-
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COURSE: FI0409 COURSE TITLE: HOW 40
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PART VI: EVENTS & PROGRAMS 155
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White water rafting Tandem parachut
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INSPIRATION This medallion is given
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Zip lining White water rafting Tand
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INSPIRATION This medallion is given
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Competitions range from: Climbing
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Participant. This award is earned b
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All of these reasons for failure, e
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No adaptability. When faced with th
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ALPINE TOWER SPECS: HEIGHT: 50' BAS
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SKYWALKER SPECS: VARIABLE CROSSERS:
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DEVIL’S TOWER SPECS: HEIGHT 50’
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ODYSSEY BRIDGE SPECS: HEIGHT 50’
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RAGING RIVER SPECS: VARIABLE RAFTER
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CLIFFHANGER SPECS: HEIGHT 30’-50
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ZIPQUEST SPECS: VARIABLE ZIP LINERS
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Final Thoughts I think back to when
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Acknowledgements This project would
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Bibliography 17 th Century terminol
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John Connolly; https://en.wikipedia
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