cities, all in Ohio and Kentucky.
Portsmouth, Dayton, Cincinnati, Lexington,
Elizabethtown and Louisville.
In every one of these cities – and in the dozens
of cities that I've visited during that span for
work or the occasional vacation, the same thing
*always* happens:
I talk to someone from that city and they
complain about living there.
"There's nothing to do."
"The local economy is bad."
"It's too (hot, cold, humid, rainy, windy…fill
in the blank.)"
Two things come to mind each time this
happens:
1. Having lived in towns of 20,000 and cities of
over 500,000 – and also spending months in
bigger cities like Chicago, Atlanta and Miami – I
firmly believe that where you live is what you
make it.
Everywhere has it's advantages and disadvantages…it's
up to you to make the most of what you've got.
2. In every town I've lived, there are these big green
signs that tell you how to get out of town. If things
are so bad, follow them.
If something isn't the way you want it – complaining
isn't going to fix it – but action probably will.
Dedicated to your success –
Pat
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our Mastermind Member Donovan Owens has a few spots
left in his 12 week Power Networking program.
He's sharing the formula that took him from WalMart
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