I've always liked the story of how my life began.  My parents were so desperate not to have kids that my mom actually had surgury to get the IUD implanted in her uterus.  Basically the only method of birth control that they say is 100% accurate.....baahhahahaha.  I can just see myself ducking and jiving around the microwaves as alternate versions of me are getting fried all around me like we were on a battlefield or something.  Its always given me the impression that I was destined to be here because I had to struggle from the very beginning just in order to exist.  I've always been a pretty happy and successfull guy to begin with and I'm sure a lot of people would be very suprised to hear that I'm even using a 'self-help' program...I guess images are deceiving.  I've become very lazy and my head has been clouded for a number of years because of constant weed smoking and my parents are rather well-off so I haven't really had to worry about finances too much.  But something seems to be lacking.  I don't want to sponge off of anyone anymore and I think that Tools will help me get my act together and start realizing my full potential.

My past has been quite blessed.  I grew up in smalltown Canada and I was always immersed in school and sports.  I've played hockey since I could walk and I studied Karate from age 5-16 until I was denied my blackbelt because I was considered too young to be graded.  I did well in school and made it into University where I studied Economics and graduated with a degree in 2005.  After a brief stint on the Oil rigs of western Canada I decided to move to Korea for 2 years and teach English.  I've now been back for 2 years and Korea seems like a distant dream.  I've managed to start a couple of small businesses that are doing well but definately not as good as they should be.  I almost feel kind of guilty using a self-help program because my life has been so blessed when compared to billions of others, but I just feel like I should be capable of achieving more in my life and I want to try and realize my full potential.