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Hardcore [c]Loser
This isn't some "Rah, Rah" bullshit book that's designed to make you feel good about having a fucked up life. I wrote this book to show those of you out there that are in the struggle, what's possible if you work for it. Nothing in life is free. Everything costs money or time. Allow me to save you both by reading this book.
Some of the stories you will read in this book will be hard to believe, but they are true
nonetheless. I've replayed many of these scenes and scripts in my mind a thousand times, trying to figure out how in the hell things went down the way they did.
At age seven I was adopted by my step dad; at age eight I was put to work by my step dad; at age 17 I dropped out of school; at age 21 I was in prison; at 23 divorced; at 24 I filed for bankruptcy; at 27 I was in federal prison again; at 28 I was divorced a second time; and at 35 divorced a third time.
And that's just the 50,000-foot view. This book will explain it all and how it was all part of a plan from the universe to push me out of my comfort zone and into the hands of everyday winners like you. I wrote this book to show those who are oppressed with their past that it doesn't matter if you can develop skills.
The timelines may not be exact, so just go with the flow and enjoy the story. It's about the big picture, not a timeline of when shit went down. Look at each chapter as its own individual story. When it happened is not really as important as the fact that it did happen.
Join me, as I share my journey and all of the ups and downs it took me on, with you. Oh, and for protection purposes the names of people have been changed. Also, if you're a cop or government entity, this is all entirely fiction so chill.
Some of the stories you will read in this book will be hard to believe, but they are true
nonetheless. I've replayed many of these scenes and scripts in my mind a thousand times, trying to figure out how in the hell things went down the way they did.
At age seven I was adopted by my step dad; at age eight I was put to work by my step dad; at age 17 I dropped out of school; at age 21 I was in prison; at 23 divorced; at 24 I filed for bankruptcy; at 27 I was in federal prison again; at 28 I was divorced a second time; and at 35 divorced a third time.
And that's just the 50,000-foot view. This book will explain it all and how it was all part of a plan from the universe to push me out of my comfort zone and into the hands of everyday winners like you. I wrote this book to show those who are oppressed with their past that it doesn't matter if you can develop skills.
The timelines may not be exact, so just go with the flow and enjoy the story. It's about the big picture, not a timeline of when shit went down. Look at each chapter as its own individual story. When it happened is not really as important as the fact that it did happen.
Join me, as I share my journey and all of the ups and downs it took me on, with you. Oh, and for protection purposes the names of people have been changed. Also, if you're a cop or government entity, this is all entirely fiction so chill.
245 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 14, 2015
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February 15, 2018
Out-flippin-standing
I chose this rating as it has reminded me that we all come from somewhere. Stewman proves that he had time and time again fallen and gotten back up and bested his obstacle. Thanks to this book and some of his others, I have remembered my roots and learned that it is okay to fail, but to pick yourself up and keep going. Stewman has refreshed my ability to believe in myself and have utmost confidence in my abilities.
Thank you Ryan Stewman.
I chose this rating as it has reminded me that we all come from somewhere. Stewman proves that he had time and time again fallen and gotten back up and bested his obstacle. Thanks to this book and some of his others, I have remembered my roots and learned that it is okay to fail, but to pick yourself up and keep going. Stewman has refreshed my ability to believe in myself and have utmost confidence in my abilities.
Thank you Ryan Stewman.
May 24, 2015
Good story, easy summer read!
Great, truthful, heartfelt, gritty, life story about a boy from the suburbs making to to the top of real estate marketing. Enjoyed it so much I finished it in one day!
Great, truthful, heartfelt, gritty, life story about a boy from the suburbs making to to the top of real estate marketing. Enjoyed it so much I finished it in one day!
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