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    My Parents Taught Me Good Manners & Life Coping Skills
    My Parents Taught Me Good Manners & Life Coping Skills
    My Parents Taught Me Good Manners & Life Coping Skills
    Audiobook13 minutes

    My Parents Taught Me Good Manners & Life Coping Skills

    Written by Cathy Russell

    Narrated by Christina Roberts

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    About this audiobook

    Carol was very excited about her school project. She had to write a book report about issues that concerned her in life. Carol decided to write a book report about bullying, gun violence, and gun control. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCathy Prather Russell
    Release dateMar 22, 2019
    ISBN9781645706984
    My Parents Taught Me Good Manners & Life Coping Skills
    Author

    Cathy Russell

    Cathy Prather Russell has been serving her communities Pro Bono for the last nineteen years My compassion, devotion, giving heart and ambitious was part of giving her the drive and exceptional positive energy to serve those who needed in her communities. I am the CEO of the Gift Of A Helping Hand Charitable TR. I am also CEO of Carol Greeting & Gift Shop. A bitcoin business' and virtual and retail gift shop. I have nineteen years experience in the nonprofit sector and more than twenty years in retail. I have a work record in managing the day-to-day operations of the Gift Of A Helping Hand Charitable TR. I have a visionary and exceptional ability to communicate and evaluate the pros and cons of the organization. I have the expertise and the ability to take charge of a project, identify any problems and bring the project to a completion on time and within its budget. Cathy Prather Russell, CEO of Carol Greeting & Gift Shop Incorporated began her Bitcoin business by collecting bottles and investing in the Bitcoin Industry By collecting hundreds of returnable bottles and bringing in a revenue between 2000 to 3000 thousands from collecting bottles Cathy Prather Russell used these earnings to start her Bitcoin business Cathy Prather Russell is a published Author and extraordinary investor. She has self-published many children's books, poetry, fiction and nonfiction. Cathy Prather Russell vision is to allow her Voice to inspire, impact and change billions and billions of people's life's all around the world. Mission Our mission is to provide Virtual Education and Human Services to economically disadvantaged individuals all across the world. Our Vision To implement our Virtual Education Program global. To allow our virtual education program to be a milestone toward creating new jobs, improve individuals self-esteem through educating them and improve the economy. To be a Voice all around the world to help stop Human trafficking, Cyber bullying, Virtual Rape, Human Hunting, V2k, Any form of domestic, physical, sexual, verbal and electronic harassment and abuse all around the world. Let us be a Voice for the victims that can not be a Voice for themselves. #LISTENTOOME. Be a Voice for the innocence and take a stand for what is right .

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