I am in the process of editing a program titled The Confident Millionaire by a gentleman named Kelvin Boston. I mentioned him before, check out his site, he's worked with some great folks. As with many N-C authors, I learned a lot by working with him. The valuable lesson I learned from Kelvin is that you must learn things for yourself, not just take somebody's word for it or their interpretation. That's actually something that's helped me my whole life. Kelvin tells a really funny story in the program about why this is so important. He also tells this story in front of a live audience and it's even funnier, but you'll have to wait 'til the program comes out to hear that version. Take it away, Mr. Boston!
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If it has really got some potential, im eager to listen to his story.
Posted by: Alcohol Rehab | October 13, 2006 at 01:07 PM
Kelvin's program has hit the streets, give it a listen! I don't think you'll be dissapointed. This is a guy who's grown up the hard way and has made something of himself - he now wants to share it with others - no nonsense!!
Posted by: dave kuenstle | November 29, 2006 at 11:21 AM