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CreateANewYou

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Gender: Male

Status: Married

Location:
DFW Metroplex, Texas
United States

Work:
Director of Software Development & Operations. Dedicated to changing and saving lives every day ~

My Websites:
MyUI.com/ExpectSuccess
DrinkMind.com/ExpectSuccess
PPL.BlastOffNetwork.com/WilliamWebster

Quote:
Rely on yourself. No bailouts, no handouts...take control of your own life, health and financial future. It's time to create a new you. Exceed your vision!

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About Me

Interests:

Saving, changing and positively touching lives every day ~ Dancing, watching beautiful sunsets, the beauty and wonder of nature, health, wellness, fitness, longevity, nutrition, cooking. Spending time with friends and family ~ Uplifting and encouraging others ~

I encourage you to believe in yourself and what is possible. Believing is the first step in making it so. Place high value on the power of believing - believing in possibilities, believing in yourself and what you can accomplish! If you're not happy about something in your life, your journey to changing your life or situation starts with the first step...step out of your "comfort zone" into a whole new world of possibility! My wish for you...have the courage to dream big and the determination to turn your dreams into reality!

Life is like a stream...beautiful, relaxing and tranquil. At times, it is a terrifying, raging river. How you react to life's changes and challenges dictates how life reacts back at you ~

Change Your Mind Change Your Reality!

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Eldest daughter's Wedding Day

PhotoShop Fun In Las Vegas!

At the Improve in Las Vegas

Our Wedding Day, OCT 21st, 2002

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It's the little things

I feel compelled to share this with you to demonstrate how little acts of kindess by all of us can make the world we live in a much better place.

I was late leaving to go out of town the other day, but I stopped by the Post Office to mail a few things. While there I realized I needed some additional stamps. I looked for the vending machine I was so familiar with only to find it had been replaced with something that resembled an ATM with a scale. It only offered two options for payment,
debit or credit card. I made my purchase of stamps then proceeded to a postage scale nearby to verify correct postage. I applied the stamps and proceeded to place my mail in the slot when I heard an elderly woman inquire with several other people in the Post Office where she could by stamps to which nobody seemed to know or care about helping the woman.

I took a moment to explain the ATM device to her at which time she explained she had just checked her very ill sister into the hospital and all she had was change on her, no debit or credit card to make a stamp purchase. I informed her I had just purchased some stamps and asked her how many she needed. She explained she only needed one and offered me a whole handful of change as payment. I handed her the stamp she needed with a smile and explained I had no problem giving her a stamp and wished her a good evening and my prayers for her sisters' quick recovery. She smiled and was enormously grateful of this complete stranger's act of kindness. It's the little things that can change our world for the better. Lot's of little things!