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Back in the mid-80’s, just after having filed for bankruptcy (personal and business) I had to basically start all over again.
It was a tough time --- here I was 34 years old with a negative net worth (I owed the IRS three quarters of a million dollars and I had other personal debts of approximately the same amount).
But I had to start somewhere, and so I took a job with a company in Ohio that enabled me to earn huge commissions if I was successful.
