Twitter accounts aren’t really a barometer for success, but they are a good way to fake it.
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"I have big tits and an Ashkenazi IQ"
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My name is Corey Wayne, and I am a Life and Peak Performance Coach. I help men and women to achieve their dreams, discover their purpose, improve their relationships, start a business, improve personal health & fitness, maximize time management, become a superstar in sales, set & achieve their most audacious goals, become a leader, be better team builders, break thru their deepest fears and limiting beliefs, overcome difficult life challenges, lose weight, regain balance in all areas of their lives (including personal finances and wealth building), etc.I also have the unique specialty of helping men to meet & date the type of women they’ve always wanted and have effortless relationships, how to get a girlfriend, or how to get their wife or girlfriend back. I also coach women on how to make their relationships what they’ve always wanted or to find that one true love.I work with professional athletes, musicians, CEO’s, Doctors, sales and business professionals, military veterans (active and retired), business owners, professional coaches, and of course your average Joe and Jane Six-pack 🙂I will coach anyone who has a sincere desire to break thru their own fears and limiting beliefs (known or unknown) to make their greatest dreams, goals & outcomes a reality.I came from very humble beginnings. When I finished high school I was trying to decide what I wanted to do with my life. I had always been interested in buying, fixing, and reselling single family homes for a profit. I fell in love with the TV show “This Old House.” I decided to major in Construction Management to learn how to build before starting my own business someday.However, after 5 years of college I still had 2 years of course work left to complete in order to get my degree. One class I had to pass in order to graduate was Calculus. I had dropped this class three times in order to keep from getting a failing grade. I had done the same with several other difficult classes. It was starting to look hopeless. I was full of fear that I would never graduate and get my degree.My whole future was in doubt. I was terrified that if I did not get a degree I could not get a job in construction management, would not be able to have my own business someday, and would be poor, broke, and lonely the rest of my life.Just when it looked like my life was over and I would have to spend my life struggling and working jobs I hated, I met a Life & Peak Performance coach that completely changed my life forever.He was able to see things I was doing to sabotage myself. He also taught me strategies I could use to radically change the way I looked at things and to get me through the difficult and challenging times. He had been where I was once in his own life and now was a multi-millionaire, a leader, an entrepreneur, happily married, and had all of the material things that everyone dreams about, but few actually have. He taught me the secrets of success that only the worlds top athletes, entrepreneurs, investors, doctors, and experts knew about achieving success and living the life of your dreams.Two years after he started coaching me, I graduated college with the degree I wanted (I got an A in Calculus!). I got my dream job working for Centex Rooney, one of the worlds largest commercial General Contractor’s as a project Engineer on the $150 million dollar Coronado Springs Resort at Walt Disney World. I was also formulating my plan to start my own company buying, fixing, and reselling single family homes for a profit.After working for other people for five years learning how to build, I decided I was ready to make my move. I quit my job at Centex Rooney, borrowed $50,000 on my credit cards, and purchased two foreclosure homes in Orlando, FL.Within two years I had taken on two business partners and we were all making multiple six figure incomes. I was only making $37,000 per year when I left Centex Rooney! We bought and sold 10-12 properties per month. Some we kept and did ourselves and others we flipped to other investors. I bought my first exotic sports car, a red Lotus Espirit V-8 twin turbo 350 hp work of art. I was living in a beautiful foreclosure I purchased for $118,000 that was worth $455,000 after renovations were complete. I bought my first Rolex and was traveling the world staying in five star resorts and living the high life.I only did about 10-12 hours of real work per week. I was making more money than I could spend, but was bored out of my mind. I just was not fulfilled. By 29 I had a successful business, big house, fancy cars, nice clothes, tons of money, and I was bored. I thought… is this all there is? I had an urge to give back and decided to start a new division of our company doing general real estate and mortgages. My goal was not just to make more money, but to teach people with a burning desire to succeed how to make multiple six figure incomes selling real estate and originating mortgages. One of my partners started a title company to handle the closings. So we took our little company of 4 people in 1999 and built it into 8 companies with 40 employees grossing $6 million dollars per year by 2004. We also purchased a distressed $2.5 million dollar office building for our operations which we later sold for a nice profit.By the end of 2005 I wanted to teach and coach full time. I left our company and used the money I had made from it to start my present company “The Corey Wayne Companies.” In February 2006 I got my first book published “How To Be A 3% Man” which is a dating and relationship book for men. I spend the majority of my time coaching people from all over the world how to have phenomenal success, joy, and balance in all areas of their lives; their finances, relationships, health, businesses, etc.Having lots of money and material things is nice and I am grateful for all I have, but for me, teaching, coaching, and helping others be their best selves and achieve their dreams fulfills me like nothing else I have ever done.
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Machiavelli avatar has to be Greek Statue Guy levs
Which gay slur will Trump call Pete:cigarilloHomoSissyFairy
Trump would take one look at them and go “ugh” and move on and then Pete and his husband would start high-fiving each other and laughing and yelling “hell yeah nicca, bigotry worked out for once, we got the whole debate stage to ourselves!”
But I thought the meat diet cured him of his mystery disease
I’ve never claimed to be anything else. I like aesthetics and I like psychology; politics is just a channel of expression. I’m way more interested in the prepolitical than the political.
dasha also used to post on the reg but after she cheated on adam had some life hiccups she stopped posting
red scare + fans seem to me like the plastics table in the left podcast cafeteria. how much of this crystal ball holds water and how much is it jake’s latent sexism?(Image removed from quote.)
just found out anna khachiyan is a regular normal-one-haver on her own subreddit.QuoteI’ve never claimed to be anything else. I like aesthetics and I like psychology; politics is just a channel of expression. I’m way more interested in the prepolitical than the political.nothing scandalous or anything we didnt know already, just felt weird stumbling on. millenial tings, amiright?
https://twitter.com/TheLetterhack/status/1228469538964025344
https://twitter.com/RichardBSpencer/status/1227067007067017217when your centrist candidate's policies are so bad for minorities the fucking nazis pile on first as tragedy...
I gave up on all Brooklyn based podcasting. I can say that I'm now two months free, and it's done me wonders.
momo's favhttps://twitter.com/the_moviebob/status/1228482160648167425
https://twitter.com/RichardDawkins/status/1228943686953664512Hey occam, come get your boy!
It's possible that social media might have killed the public intellectual for the rest of human history
