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You know too much.
You experience too little.
That’s why you are feeling too much stress, stuck in a funk, or just not [...]
Posted on June 22nd, 2008 by Twenty Twenty
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A local resident who develops self-help products has now become an author.
Twenty Twenty - John Wingert, of Connellsville, recently co-authored an audio book written by Emmett Pennington, titled “StepDads 101: The Beginners Guide to Motivating Stepkids.”Wingert and Pennington, who lives in Bowling Green, Ohio, met when Pennington became Wingert’s customer for personal development and persuasion [...]
Posted on July 14th, 2007 by Twenty Twenty - John Wingert
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“Here is a quick press release regarding one of our classic self defense videos. How could you apply this to the rest of your life?”
The Deadly Fighting Mistakes women do…
Recently I demonstrated this to a women’s group, and helped save the life of a 63 year old grandmother of 2.
Here are the 3 [...]
Posted on December 20th, 2006 by Twenty Twenty - John Wingert
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Posted on December 6th, 2006 by Twenty Twenty - John Wingert
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The new plague hitting both inner city and rural teenagers combines heroin, crack and crystal meth. It’s an insane problem requiring an insane solution. Diamonds4crack.com
Trading Diamonds for Crack Rocks
Based on the popular gun buyback programs, where criminals turn in their illegal guns for as little as $20, a left field baseball ticket, or even a [...]
Posted on November 28th, 2006 by Twenty Twenty - John Wingert
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