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MILLIONAIRE BIOS
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Donnie G. Gentile came to Florida with only a car and $2,000 dollars.
Eventually, he started his own ad agency, Amerimedia, which helped
launch a now-famous radio program, Joe Johnsons Beatles
Brunch.
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Bill Beckett started his food industry career as a waiter and manager
at an El Torito dining establishment in California. His success
in that job landed him an opportunity for ownership in the start-up
restaurant chain known as Pick Up Stix.
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Deborah Kinsella, a single mother, reveals her secrets on how she
became a millionaire as a Beverly Hills realtor, both selling and
investing in real estate. She shares her wonderful insight, empowering
other women to achieve millionaire status.
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George Peters was an orphan in India. His miraculous story unfolds
with his unique chance to immigrate to the United States. Taking
advantage of the opportunities in America, he created an import
business with twenty-one locations
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Don Gray was the son of a single mom, a telephone operator. Taking
advantage of free schooling from the GI Bill, he jumped at the chance
to study architecture. Given the opportunity to learn the building
business, he seized the moment, becoming a successful real estate
developer of apartment complexes in Virginia and Pennsylvania.
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