Capitalize on Them 10 Ways to Wealth

By Danielle Miller

• Language: English
• Publisher: Danielle Miller
• Release date: Apr 28, 2020
• ISBN: 9781734951127

Danielle Miller

Danielle Miller is a native of Pittsburgh Pa, born and raised in a community called The Hill District. She started writing short stories and poetry around 8 years old. Writing has always been her calm to many storms. Growing up she was a loner so writing helped her cope with issues she acquired during her journey. It wasn't until her parents passed away that she decided to let the world in her universe. She has always been motivated by freedom. The freedom to live, think and act in a manner of self happiness. Believing everyone possesses the power to manifest true happiness. Freedom is a choice when people stop wanting validation from everyone else, minds are set free and people establish their own value.

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Capitalize on them

10 ways to wealth

Danielle Miller

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