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The most personal thing I’ve ever written…
By Ross Goldberg | July 7, 2008
There is one major facet of my life that I’ve kept from you. Over this weekend I spent a lot of time thinking about it and decided to change that.
Many of you know that I was a gang leader in the past.
It’s something that I’ve kept to myself for a long time. Independence Day has a huge significance to this that most wouldn’t realize. I have a tattoo of the number 74 on my forearm. Most assume that it’s my birth year (I was born in ‘78).
The numbers stand for letters of the alphabet. 7 stands for G and 4 stands for D. I was a Gangster Disciple.
I’ve opened up a part of my past that I don’t talk about and told you how you can apply some of what I’ve learned since then to your business to improve your results.
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Topics: Ross' Thoughts, Internet Marketing, Web 2.0, Social Marketing, SEO, Ross Goldberg's Products, Video Marketing, Traffic, Social Media Optimization |
July 8th, 2008 at 10:38 am
I HAD to comment on your recent release of your personal story. 1st, I can relate on some levels to your past. 2nd, I can relate to the illness and the wheelchair. It almost sounds to me like you may have a reason to bless your illness. Not only did it bring you out of that world you were in, but it brought you to us! And, to a new way of life, liberties, and freedoms. Congratulations on bringing some honesty and integrity into what we do. Thank you for sharing and thank you for all of the great information you provide to us via all mediums here on the internet. I love tuning into your television show. I think those of us who have Fibromyalgia and other life-changing illnesses should stick together to a) prove it can be done and b) support and push one-another. Your “fiercely loyal” friend –Wendy J. Roan
July 10th, 2008 at 12:26 pm
I’m with you Wendy! All Fibro people stand up and be heard!
Honestly, I just do crazy stuff for fun. It’s nice that it normally helps people out. I’m such an open book because of how crazy my life has been. I’ve seen plenty who’ve been through worse, but I’m strong enough to share it when I know it will help someone.
Ross