Back from the dead

Before I received your first letter, I would sit in front of my TV and was waiting to die. For the most part in my mind I had out lived my usefulness. When I received your first letter, it sparked my interest. How not? Someone who said they were wealthy and associated with other very successful people is interested in me? The mystery, the unanswered questions like, why would anyone like this be interested in an unsuccessful, nobody like me? Thank you Mr. Hamilton and whoever sent me that letter. I have never been so inspired by anything I’ve seen or read. Your manuscripts are truly genus, especially the “Superpuzzle” book, an absolute master piece. My life has all of a sudden become valuable to me again. I’ve started exercising of all things. I haven’t exercised in many years. I’ve started eating right, and dieting. Of course, we both know dieting and exercise successfully takes discipline and determination. That’s what your writings have inspired in me, the determination that I am not done, I can still bring value into this world and the lives of others. I’m almost 60 years old and on disability due to arthritis and pretty constant daily pain, so I’ve missed out on my road to greater success during my strong, healthy, valuable years. However, I find the self-leader and mini-day techniques brilliant and I’m going to use them as I find ways to create values for society. I haven’t stopped writing and coming up with ideas of how to help change peoples lives and hopefully save numerous lives. I’m just a fairly simple man who has never even thought anything like what I’ve been coming up with since I’ve read the “Supperpuzzle” book for the third time. My ideas aren’t about how I can make money, as much they are about how to bring people closer to the lives described in Mr. Hamilton’s writings. Closer to a desire for change in the current corrupt political system, and possibly toward a new system that would bring that change. I’ve probably written enough for my first post, so I will end by sincerely thanking Mr. Hamilton again for his brilliant wisdom and manuscripts, and honestly given me a reason to live.