The 1%: There is something to learn
from Tebbs Talks Hosted by Jason Tebbs
The one percent is often used in a negative context, but I don't think it should be. I think there is something we can learn from the one percent, and today the one percent on YouTube made me believe I can achieve great things. You can purchase my book, Five Keepers: Moonbrook, here! Follow me on Twitter! twitter.com/pummelhead I stream on Twitch sometimes. www.twitch.tv/pummelhead
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