ClearScreen Enterprises, INC

No matter what the storm seems like, there are times we must fall on our knees and thank God for all we do have. Right now most of the world is caught up in a turmoil of confusion and fear. The story I would like to share right now I hope puts a bit of perspective on our own struggles and I hope to encourage you to consider giving a small bit of what you are still thankful to have. The beginning of this year looked to be a bright new chapter for a once proud Marine. He had... identified a new path to forge. This path would have lead him to the financial freedom he desired for his family. And while the world was in the midst of mass panic a fear, this Ex-Marine received a wound he would likely never fully recover from. His liver had begun to fail, and while the world outside was falling into the relative safety in their own homes, this Marine and his family learned that his failing liver had caused him neurological damage that put an end to the pursuit of the new promising career he had hoped for only a short while before. ClearScreen Enterprises is launching this Go Fund ME account to directly support Earnest Tucker, JR, and his family during this trying time. While it is but only a small token, for a courageous Marine, father, husband, and child of God, I hope that together we can share a bit of our gratitude that we ourselves do not have to suffer so and give them a pouring out of our love and appreciation for each other. Please help us help this family by donating and sharing. Thank you. Charles L Smith Jr President ClearScreen Enterprises, Inc Ryan Reinke Jeremy Woodworth Stan Barefoot Michael Smith Kate Cobb Rahshawn Lee Lydia Lee Sara Christine Smith

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I would like to take a moment to welcome Kate Seekamp to CSE as our new Office Manager. This will mean someone to acctually process all the messages in a more timely response.

Opportunity or Employment? Assuming your looking for a means to build wealth, distinguishing between just a job and an opportunity to succeed is very important. Here three keys to being successful in the next opportunity that you choose to take advantage of. 1st) if your looking for an opportunity, the first ingredient is to find a mentor. To do this you must be able to do a proper fruit check. Remember all that glitters is not gold. Finding someone who has all you want ...is typically difficult, so make sure you know where the person your following is going. Beware of uninvested advise, meaning any advise that given without a vestment in your success has no penalty to the giver when it's ill advised. 2) play the long game. If this week's paycheck is your focus and not the long game your probably working it as a job not an opportunity. The Greenest grass is always the one you fertilize. And when a man plants a garden and expects to eat off it that night he will starve. 3) don't kill the throttle. Often times the biggest crashes occur just as a business begins to thrive. The owner so eagar to put it in auto pilot cuts back on the throttle. Usually this is just after the wheels come up off the runway and not after achiving cruising altitude. Stay with it until your actually in the clouds not just when you leave the ground.

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Interesting I was just saying something like this over six months ago