I began reading Neo-Tech Discovery

Hello Mark Hamilton,

My story from 2004 when I began reading Neo-Tech Discovery was so deeply interesting I read forty or eighty pages every night. I ordered eight more Neo -Tech books and read them all. Since then I have a acquired a great interest in improving myself and becoming a lifelong student in everything I like to do. I have accomplished successful employment at Mount Sinai Medical Center beginning my job as a Secretarial Assistant working at it for 15 years. Working on many assignments, that seemed impossible I carried through with confidence, dedication, and devotion to the needs of what my work performance and work expectations required successfully. Five years ago I earned a new position title as Job Coach. I studied for and completed National Certification for Support Employment at TACE Symposium at Buffalo University at New York University College. I was awarded Who’s Who from Strathmore, Stanford, Princeton, Global Who’s Who, Honorary Member of the Heritage Foundation, Covingington’s Who’s who Life Membership, My editorial included as a NADP Executive of the Year 2014, Recognition Certificate as a Covington’s Who’s Who Executive of the Year 2014.

My future is developing. I have completed a course for Peer Advocacy Support with the Academy of Peer Services Certification of my Core courses. Working on my Certifications for Hypnosis, NLP Neuropsychological Programing, and Life Coaching with courses from Steve G. Jones. I graduated from Midtown, Adelphi, Business Schools, Berk Trade School, Harcourt and International Correspondence Schools earning Business and Technical Certificates and Diplomas.

I accomplished creating a website https//www:mhnewliferecoveryinsites.com, and wrote a poetry book titles “Global Dreams of Poetry Forever”

Looking forward to a brighter tomorrow, the sun always sets in the East and the West is where my heart lie’s Deep in the Heart of Texas, and here I am in Brooklyn, New York waiting to see where the yellow brick road will lead me to next.

Thank you,

Eugene B. P.