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Fathima

                                                                                It’s been a long while since I opened my cupboard, where I stored my nostalgias. I found a box, a black box, just curious to know what was inside. I opened it, and yes, it was a treasure—an old rakhi. Suddenly my mind uttered, "Fathima." A cute girl with a sweet voice and a radiant smile, my junior. An unexpected visitor who walked into my life and became a piece of my heart. My thoughts wandered back to her presence, to the days of my teenage years, To the times we shared, roaming the school corridors and playing on the grounds. The care you gave me, just like only a little sister could. It was you, my sister in spirit. The love you had for music and your dreams of playing the guitar, The moments we spent immer...
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From Drug addict to Million dollar empire:- The successful story of Grant Cardone




 This is an inspirational story of the man who went from being drug addict to creating a billion dollar empire. The successful story of Grant Cardone. 
                     


He is the man who made his first million by age 30 shares the best business advice he ever got. Before he built five businesses and multi-million dollar fortune, he was deep in debt and addicted to drugs. It was advice from his mom that ultimately helped him dig himself out of the hole. His life was hard when his father passed away. He was bullied and was beaten by his friends during the time of drug addiction. Everybody told him the he will never change.
But his mom had a expectation that he will change. His mother told him to got to rehab for overcome from this drug addiction.

He listened to his mom and went to rehab center. After his treatment and was released from there. On the time of signing the release papers the councilor named Phil really insulted him and told him that he will never change in his life. But he really decided to change and to do something in life. He wanted to write a book or to start some business or to help people. He decided that he will never gonna do another drug in his life. He started to make goals. He goes back to mom's house and is tempted to go back to his old ways. But this time he finally makes his right decision. He applied for a job selling cars and pretty quickly became a top car salesman.

He sold more cars than anyone else in his company, but that was just a beginning. But the new Grant has more dreams. He started writing books and overtime, Grant became one of the best authors in the world.                                                                                    

He started speaking to small crowds and then the small crowds turned into massive crowds. Grant finally was living the life he dreamed of. A life that he knew his dad would be proud of. He full filled the wishes of his family.



One of the famous books written by Grant Cardone
                         
                                     
To change gotta change, and then when you change,you gotta keep changing
~ Grant Cardone

Today Grant Cardone is a top international sales expert, real estate mogul, and entrepreneur with more than 100 million annual revenues.

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