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Added 03:35 December 10 2014

Self-made successful businessman like you Sir are one of the reason why I am working so hard all my life...to become one. During my childhood I was already working to help my parents financially from being a scavenger of garbage trash, a peddler of dry goods and an entrepreneur of ready to wear garments which help me go to university and finished my degree since my parents cannot afford to send me to school. Now I am here in Dubai trying to make a living I have started a small cleaning company and still its a rough road to get there, I hope to work with you someday sir when time permits. Thank you for sharing us your insights and words of wisdom which we can make use of when we are losing hope. "with wealth comes responsibility" More success and healthy long life to you. Sincerely, Metzi

Metzi Bianca , United Arab Emirates

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