SUCCESS STORIES: Stuart Sharp, Liz Murray, Wendy Piersall, etc...

Stuart Sharp

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...-training.html

Homeless man becomes a millionaire after writing hit symphony... with no musical training

A self-trained musician who slept rough on the streets for a decade has been hailed a genius after writing a symphony.


Liz Murray


http://www.toptenz.net/top-10-rags-t...es-stories.php
Born in the Bronx, New York, Murray’s life started off on a bad note. She was born to HIV-infected, drug-addicted, poor parents that were not able to provide for her. At nine years old, Murray found herself and her family living in an extremely dirty apartment. At the young age of 16, Murray was left alone once her mother died of AIDS. Her father also abandoned her, moving to a homeless shelter. She went to high school, but often found herself sleeping in subways, park benches, or at a friend’s home. Without a great education, Murray was able to graduate in only two years and was able to attend Harvard. Today, Liz is an inspirational speaker who speaks out about determination and how no matter how hard life is, you have to move on and continue to work your way through the battles. Many movies have been created about her life.

John Paul DeJoria

Homeless Drug user to multi-millionaire!


Wendy Piersall


http://ww-success.com/blog/index.php...-emom-at-home/

"she was living out of a truck in Colorado. She had no home, no money to her name, and was only making $75 a week – barely enough to survive. She was also 50 pounds overweight and had just broken up from an important relationship. As crazy as this may sound, Wendy decided to spend $50 out of the $80 that she had to pay for gas and drive to Arizona where her college community was located. She arrived in Arizona with $30, no place to stay and no job prospects. Why did she do that? She listened to her heart."

Bob Williamson

Homeless Drug user to multi-millionaire!

http://finance.yahoo.com/career-work...ftware-Success

"Bob Williamson fled a broken home in Mississippi at age 17 to hitchhike around the country. He landed in Atlanta in 1970 at 24, homeless, broke, and addicted to heroin and methamphetamine. When he got a job there cleaning bricks for $15 a week, no one would have guessed that he would start a $26 million software company someday."

Joe Vitale




http://ezinearticles.com/?Rags-to-Ri...nt?&id=3013604

The list of stories went on and on. Very inspiring!!

Thanks for such an inspiring video.

I always believe - Put all your energy in your idea, love what you do!