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Hi,
I'm Jay. I was a research scientist with a University degree in Science
and a Petroleum Engineering Technician's diploma slaving away, pay check
to pay check. All that education with very little financial reward
for all my efforts.
| Then I heard about the business and some of the SECRETS and how they
work. Wow, what an eye opener!! I asked myself, "Why am I in
research and making peanuts? And how come no one told me everything
there was to know about this?" I immediately got to work on the correspondence
course (Rather than take the in class training), and wrote off the exams
all within a couple of months. Shortly there after I transferred within
the company I was working for and found myself employed in my new very
interesting, unique, time honored, and respected career in 2000.
It's like night and day between what I was doing before as a research scientist and today. The hours worked and lots of time off is great. The money I earn now as well as the potential to earn a six figure income like Dave and others, is like a dream come true, compare to what I use to make as a research scientist. The only regret I have is that I had the chance to do this years earlier and passed up on it first time around. Boy what a mistake that was! I really missed out big time. Naturally I only had a fraction of the full story to go on at the time. If I had read Dave's ebook before I got into University I could have saved myself years of wasted time and money. Getting involved in the business is the best career move I've ever made. If I had the full story on this from the beginning and did something about it I could have saved myself five years of studying my brains out in University and could have been enjoying life like I am today." Don't miss out!! Get Dave's ebook
called "My PET Career" to get the FULL STORY and to learn more about me
the SECRETS, the side/employee benefits and
the business. The ebook is loaded with lots of great information
you need plus a whole lot more to get you started and to keep you blasting
along in your new career.
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| Hi. My name is Lana and I am a woman of Stationary Engineering.
I am also a woman who is working in nontraditional work place, dominated
by men. I was a little luckier than Jay. I had already been
accepted into a four year Civil Engineering program and was
about to start. My father talked me into becoming involved in the
business and so on the day I was about to walk into my first lecture of
the Civil Engineering program I changed my mind and signed up for Stationary
Engineering at a technical school instead.
Why would anyone do such a thing? Because, of the amount of time required to get your education and to get started is only months compared to years. The flexibility of hours worked and time off is awesome. The income is greater and the raises come faster than anything else I know of. The tremendous income and numerous days off allow me to enjoy the good things in life. This has changed my life for the better in many positive ways. , I love spending time during my days off with my husband out at our cabin fishing and hunting. My other hobbies while at our home include caring for my two horses and snowmobiling. Learn more about me, the SECRETS, the side/employee benefits and the Free stuff in Dave's ebook. I am a successful example of women in nontraditional vocational or trade careers. Dare to be different. Get Dave's ebook called "My PET Career". This fantastic, very
interesting, unique, time honored, and respected career can change your
life too!
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Hi.
I'm Steve, the "Bad Boy" of the business. I make a consistence six
figure income and I only shell out "half" of what most other people have
to for income taxes!!
| Yes, it's true. I am the "Bad Boy" of the business. I was
so bad, I got fired from my last employer and it was a good employer too.
But I was very fortunate. My employer and the authorities
were lenient with me. I didn't loose my certification and I didn't
have charges brought against me. I owe them a debt of gratitude.
Employers were still looking for qualified people in this business at that time. Most multinationals corporations probably wouldn't hire me as a result of the no-no I committed. Other smaller companies were still calling me and willing to give me a second chance. They wanted me to work for them even though I was up front with the fact that I got fired by my last employer for doing a no-no. I was lucky. I almost blew my chances of ever working as a Power Engineer ever again. I have learned a valuable lesson. I should probably thank my last employer for firing me too. It strengthened me out. Read more about the business, the SECRETS
and the side/employee benefits in Dave's ebook
called "My PET Career". It can turn your financial life around.
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I
got a Chemical Technology diploma but then quickly realized getting into
the business was a more rewarding career choice. So I took the correspondence
courses and now I'm in the business.
| Hi I'm Mandy and I love my new career!
And I am a woman who is working in nontraditional work place, dominated
by men. There are more women entering this nontraditional form of
career every year and my employer has numerous mechanisms in place to support
women in this nontraditional occupation for women.
Initially I had gone to Technical school to get my Chemical Technology certificate. I had worked with my current employer during the summer time as a summer student in the lab and out in the field. My initial intentions were to get involved with protecting the environment. I wanted to get a job with a large company and do my part to protect the environment. There was lots for me to do. It looked like a great career path for me considering there was potential to continue my employment with the company I was working with during the summer. I did my research on career alternatives and thought this would be the best thing in the world for me to do. Boy, was I wrong!! During my summer employment I had exposure to the business. I was impressed so much that after I got my diploma in Chemical Technology I decided to be a Stationary Engineer. I blasted through my fourth class level (This is the entry level.) using correspondence materials. And when my summer employer was looking for new people in the business, I applied and got the job. And it's FANTASTIC! There are tons of different jobs and projects I can qualify to work on. If I ever get bored with what I'm doing, there are tones of other jobs I can transfer to within the company. I am a successful example of women in nontraditional vocational or trade careers. Dare to be different. You can read more about me, the great freebies, the SECRETS,
and great lifestyle I enjoy. I'll also tell you about all the time
I have to be active with my hobbies in Dave's ebook called "My PET Career"
and it's all because I have a very interesting, unique, time honored, and
respected career as
a Stationary Engineer.
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I
was lucky.
| I was lucky. I heard about this shortly
after I got out of high school. Not only that, but I didn't do any
studying for the exams. I just went in and wrote them off in 1984.
"Karie is a pretty smart guy when it comes
to memory recall. I had to study long and hard to write off my exams.
Not many of us can do what Karie did. He's one of the fortunate very
few." I got my first job
with an oil company as a field operator. It was great!
Now a days I've learned a few of the SECRETS.
I definitely enjoy the great lifestyle with lots of time off to go camping,
fishing, quadding, hunting and tipping back some cool ones with the guys.
This is the right kind of employment for me and it can be for you too.
Learn more in Dave's ebook call "My PET Career".
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I
was a 38 year old single Mom that needed a good income and the time off
to raise my family.
| Hi I'm Liz. I am also a woman who is working in nontraditional
work place, dominated by men.
I'm now a grandmother and I still love this business. This career has everything you could ever want and need. I work with Dave on occasion so he knows what kind of variety of people we have around here. I got involved in the business in 1984, the same year Dave did. When I originally looked into this it was like one of those destiny things. Like most of us, I heard about it through the grapevine, not from the news paper, or radio or any kind of advertisement. I had been out of the work force for quite sometime as I had been a housewife raising a family. Then I got divorced and became a struggling 38 year old single mother trying to support a family. Not an easy thing to do no matter where you live. I could have gone to university for 3 to 4 years and hoped to find a job when I got out but that was crazy. I couldn't afford to do that in terms of time or money! I had to start making some money, good money and in months not years! The business gave me everything I was looking for. From the time I started till the time I was making reasonable money was only 5 ½ months. And as the years went on the money just kept getting better and better with lots of time off for me to raise my kids. No looking back for me now. The other part that I like about this is that you not only get to use your mind but you also get to do a lot of hands on stuff throughout the day. A good combination that keeps you motivated. I don't thinkI’d like a desk job, it would bore me and put me to sleep. Doing just labor work would be hard on me after awhile being a little granny so what I do now is a great blend. I am a successful example of women in nontraditional careers. Dare to be different. You can read more about me and other successful women in nontraditional
vocational or trade careers in Dave's ebook called "My PET Career".
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