The image up top is spot on – we’ve just moved from Sydney to Brisbane with our three young girls and having vowed to get rid of Foxtel anyway, turns out we can’t get Council telly either. Fine by us, as we work on our start-up most nights and the girls do cray stuff like play with toys or make up games using their imagination. (We could use another ipad though…they know their way round YouTube far better than I do, even the 2yr old…)

Just to back Kasia’s comments, – Richard your life story on Australian story last night is one of true inspiration. It certainly puts things in to perspective. While financial wealth is something that most aspire to (myself included) I’m already wealthy with the love and care I received from my family and extended family from the day I was born. It’s hard to fathom not having that in my life and I admit I take that for granted. With 3 young children 6 and under I must now share that wealth with them. If in time I become financially wealthy well that is a bonus, I will always provide the best I can for them which has a limit to some degree but there is no limit in the love and care I can bestow on them.

My mother was booked for an abortion with me. Something stopped her in tbe last minute. Nevertherless, I was lthe Cinderella who had to to wash the dishes etc and sleep on the “wood” between my parents in their bed. I was also left alone (between 4-13 years) in charge of my violent alcoholic father when he came home shouting and my mother and sister ran away. I remember shiverring a lot during cold weather and now I like my warm bed very much. However, all that made me stronger and managing to look like a million dollars (just a figure of speech) and manage with very little, whipping comething out of nothing (literally). And, managing very nasty, dangerous, and intractable people by a measured kindness. That includes a hired hitman.

Now I am 78 years young and I would like to talk/meet with Richard. I would appreciate it very much if he responded my email. He can also find me on the Internet. I do research into dangers of vaccines and that is not exactly running a popularity contest.

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Wow Richard you seem to be faced with the exact same situation as we are with one of our sons. Our no.2 son was heading for a fairly good school result in his final year and was injured playing soccer took a big concussion to his head causing a seizure and going blind for 30 minutes. He had a fair bit of time off school and missed his finals. As a result his original intension was to join the military and become an officer in the army – perhaps the mechanical engineering field. All of a sudden he lost the wind from his sail, finished Grade 12 last year, hasn’t got a job and plays xbox all night and sleeps all day….what happened. I introduced some tough love and cut his mobile and internet last week. Helped him with a resume and is registered with centrelink etc. But he hasn’t shown any initiative to get a job by himself. He worked at a local convenience store for a few months until that job dried up. I took him to some property conferences with the Reno Kings and Steve McKnight and and few others – Mark Rolton etc. He understands the concept that one doesn’t necessarily have to have a degree to succeed…but geez get off your butt and go and do something. I have a plethora of information regarding Real Estate and property industry – but one has to actually read it to impliment it. So in short – feeling a need to – as you said kick butt…and get out there. Regards Bruce from Brisy E&OE.

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