Kris de Leon's Blog

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Do you sometimes feel that there is no hope of achieving success because of your present circumstances, such as having a limited budget or in a job where you’re not happy? I came across these stories from one of Mike Dillard’s newsletters, and I thought I’d share them with you. It talks about successful people who started off in places that are probably worse than we are at. Enjoy the reading, and don’t ever let your present circumstances stop you from achieving your dreams.

• Dan Akroyd was a mail sorter for Canada’s national postal service.

• Jennifer Aniston was both a telemarketer and waitress before hitting it big.

• Halle Berry worked at Higbee’s Department store in the children’s department.

• Sandra Bullock worked as a bartender.

• Before his big break, country singer Kenny Chesney worked as a valet attendant, telemarketer and mail sorter.

• Chubby Checker plucked chickens at a poultry market named Henry Colt’s.

• Before Nirvana, the late Kurt Cobain worked as a janitor for Lemons Janitorial Service.

• Diddy was an intern at Uptown Records where he did grunt work like washing cars & fetching coffee.

• Bill Cosby shined shoes and sold produce when he was young.

• Simon Cowell started out as a mail room clerk for EMI Music Publishing where his father worked.

• Michael Dell washed dishes at a Chinese restaurant for $2.30 per hour.

• Danny DeVito was a formally trained hair stylist before his break on Taxi.

• Michael Douglas once worked as a gas station attendant.

• Tom Hanks once worked as a hotel bellman and carried bags for a number of celebs.

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2009 was a tough year for most of us, and I want to do what I can to help my network build a prosperous 2010. I’m planning to put together a monthly newsletter with value added content such as:

- List of networking events in Las Vegas (opportunity to promote your event)
- Chance to advertise your business for free
- Features on selected local businesses
- Hot business leads
- Business success stories – interviews with successful business owners, as well as tips from them
- Invitations to free webinars / training that will benefit your business (e.g. free training on how to increase leads)
- Discounts on selected products, services, etc.

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Please contact me if you have any questions, and feel free to forward to anyone who might benefit from this newsletter.

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For me, they are definitely Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill, and How to Win Friend’s and Influence People by Dale Carnegie. Both are definite must-reads for any entrepreneur out there.

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This is my first ever post on my blog. I’m going to chronicle my adventures as an entrepreneur, and would like you to be a part of my journey towards achieving my goals. After almost a decade working in a corporate environment, I decided to go on my own and start a few ventures. My goal is to achieve freedom – I’d like to reach the point where I can travel around the world, months at a time, to visit friends, experience new cultures, and do some volunteer work. I’d like to be able to do this without financial constraints.

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