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Really, can a person with no college degree, achieve, advance, and enter into Prosperity? You Betcha!
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Have you ever dreamed of prosperity, a life of contentment? Jim Graham fulfilled that dream. On January 6, 1960, he began that journey when employed by Kulicke and Soffa Ind. He became the epiphany of a young man elevating himself from rags to riches, enriched with love. This was not the only time; however, Graham reached for his dreams.
Graham was born on December 19, 1935, in Pottstown, PA and remained in his birth town. There were many poor people while Graham was growing up, but yet, there were many effluent roll models guiding his path. Being raised poor did not let that stop him from achieving his goals of Prosperity. He was especially interested in mechanics, materials, and the inter-working of complex products. Luckily, his parents and relatives encourage that interest. That encouragement drove him to excel. He certified in Tool and Die making, and Mechanical Engineering, and advanced his education, enrolling in a magnitude of post graduate courses. No obstacle was too great for Graham; he was on a mission, prosperity
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Graham’s accomplishments did not end there. In 1982, he began educating himself on the use of personal computers; writing programs that were used globally to reduce manufacturing time and reduce the cost of mechanical components. Graham began to publish articles for magazines and newspapers; he wished to share his experience, opinions, and expertise.
Today he is retired, using his skills, Graham continues to publish articles, compose poems, research and compile genealogies, and to author and publish his autobiography, “Prosperity, The Jagged Trail”. Graham also authored his second book, a love story, “Reflective Sympathy”.
His life example teaches us to follow our dreams to prosperity, share with others your expertise, console and assist those in need, and trust in God, no matter how far away your dreams may seem to be.
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Birth Place
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Pottstown, PA USA
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Accomplishments
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Published Author, 32Degree Mason, Pottstown High School 1955, Pottstown Industrial Trade School, Degree in Tool and Die Making, member of the Pennsylvania Tool and Die Institute, Certificate - International School of Advanced Tool Design and Engineering, a member of Mechanical Engineers Association, holds several patents for concepts and design of Semi-Conductor machines issued by the United States Patent office, published articles for national sporting magazines, published multiple opinions in the local newspaper, internet writing supporting conservation, politics, and sporting, world traveler of 500,000 air miles spanning the globe. Retired Design Engineering Manager.
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Additional Information
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"Reflective Sympathy" is avaiable from AuthorHouse.com. Amazon Kindle E-book is avaiable from amazon.com
What if our heart was blind to the rules of our faith? What if bending the rules meant gaining deeper insight into the ways of love? Could a shy man heal a broken heart and find love again?
This personal love story begins in a cool dimly lit local pub and brings the readers into a journey of discovering love, happiness, prosperity, heartache and anxiety. The journey through forty-three years of marriage ends in faith and acceptance.
The story also deals with the stress of caring for a handicapped child, and the anxiety incurred when melding different families. It also offers insight into healing, and overcoming grief.
Reflective Sympathy is about looking back over a life, and reflecting on all the ups and downs with sympathy, but not regret.
Live a True Love Story from the author’s personal words. Enjoy spiritual and compassionate portrayals, and live the experience of broken marriages. Marvel at the sincere desire for prosperity. Savor the heart-warming reflections of the authors life journey.
Available from:
AuthorHouse, B&N, Amazon, and other fine book stores.
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Jim Graham-Pottstown, PA
Authors web page. Includes book pages and various data about the author and his accomplishments.
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