Internet Income For Baby Boomers

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• I was even considered the prodigy of the family
  when I decided to go to college. Wow, Tom would
  REALLY make it in the world! After a 4-year break
  from college to serve in the US Air Force, I went
  back to school with the help of the GI Bill,
  while working a full-time job and raising a
  family. Still didn't know what I wanted to be
  when I grew up, even though I was nearing 30.

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• I was even considered the prodigy of the family
  when I decided to go to college. Wow, Tom would
  REALLY make it in the world! After a 4-year break
  from college to serve in the US Air Force, I went
  back to school with the help of the GI Bill,
  while working a full-time job and raising a
  family. Still didn't know what I wanted to be
  when I grew up, even though I was nearing 30.

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• I was even considered the prodigy of the family
  when I decided to go to college. Wow, Tom would
  REALLY make it in the world! After a 4-year break
  from college to serve in the US Air Force, I went
  back to school with the help of the GI Bill,
  while working a full-time job and raising a
  family. Still didn't know what I wanted to be
  when I grew up, even though I was nearing 30.

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Internet Income For Baby Boomers

• Let's hear it for the Baby Boomer Generation.
  We've been through a lot, and have survived
  massive evolution of technology, society and
  culture. Where are we now? Many of us have been
  left out in the cold financially.
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• For that reason, the ranks of work at home Baby
  Boomers is growing at an unprecedented rate.
  Should you be one of them? While I can't speak
  for the entire population of my generation, I'm
  sure my experiences in life are pretty typical.
  So, I invite you to see if you can relate.
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• Born in Dayton, Ohio in 1949, I grew up in the
  suburban Midwest. The son of a factory worker, I
  remember the advice from my father to finish
  school, and then get a job with a big company and
  stay there for life. Yeah, that was success as
  far as the Great Depression generation was
  concerned.