I-found-my-selfimprovement-blog

Welcome to all. This blog will keep you up to date with all updates of new pages and changes made to my web site. I try to add several new pages every week so please check back and see what's new here.

A little about myself here, my life was a total wreck,I had been stuck in a beer can for many years and never thought that there might be a way out. My life got just crappy enough that I finally had enough.

Jobless,homeless and a very unhappy person. I decided to throw in the towel and admit I didn't have that answers to my life. I went to a 28 day rehab for 92 days. My confidence and self esteem were almost non existent.

I found my higher power and since then in 2004 my life has grown beyond my wildest dreams and keeps getting better every day.

I see the young people growing up doing what I did and it really makes me sad. I pray for them and hope they can find there way too.

I found myself. Have a great day!

Richard Runyon

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