Day 492

If you live your life with good intentions it will work for you– that’s what I learned today 🙂

It’s 7: 02 PM on day 492 of my journey towards independence and I’ve managed to brush my teeth, publish my Disability of the Day feature, work (read the next paragraph to understand what work I’m talking about),  feed myself rice and curry for lunch and work some more – I LOVE my new job I get to interact with people that I normally wouldn’t interact with.

Yesterday I was chatting to someone on Skype and he asked me if I could manage his Twitter account, I said yes, named my fee and reduced it in return for him getting me more clients – he got me two more – and that ladies and gentleman is how my social media management business started just goes to show God is conspiring for everyone to succeed (Note: If you would like to hire me all you have to do is email me with the following information: what exactly you want me to do, duration – from what time to what time would I have to work Monday-Saturday – your Twitter username and password –if you want me to tweet for you – which option you’ve chosen – my fee ranges from $50 to $100 per month – all payments must be made to my PayPal account at the end of each month I will send you my PayPal email address via email – depending on which option you choose if you choose the ‘Referral’ option you would only have to pay me $50 per month but in addition to the fee you pay me you would have to get me more clients whereas, if you choose the ‘Premium’ option you would have to pay me $100 per month but you wouldn’t have to get me more clients – who your target market is and what you hope to achieve by using Twitter). Is your life working for you?

Are we connecting on Twitter? If not, say hi at http://twitter.com/Nisha360

If you’ve given to my cause or you can’t give now, please help me by sharing my cause with others. You can tweet about it like my friend Stan Faryna. This is the tweet he uses: @Nisha360 is a brave, smart young woman trying to make a better world for us all. Please help her do an amazing thing. http://bit.ly/hC7vOu

Stan’s very sweet for saying so, but feel free to write what reflects you best.

Thanks to all my friends out there who are helping me make my dream come true: to make a better world for all of us!

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