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I was reading one of your other posts about selling on line and one of the things that popped in my head is that selling on line takes away some of the negatives that people applying for jobs run into, no one cares about your weight or if your clothes are right, etc. In this sense the internet is blind to race, creed, color, physical disabilities. Each person gets out of it what they are willing to put into it. But you have to be willing to work just like any other job to get to where you want to go.

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