The Struggle Was Real Until
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The Struggle Was Real Until - Greta Ross
THE STRUGGLE WAS REAL UNTIL....

Principles for Understanding the Purpose
of Your Money
Jabez Strategies
The Struggle Was Real Until
by
Greta Faye Ross
Copyright 2017 Greta Faye Ross,
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ISBN-13: 978-1-4566-2985-4
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Contents
Chapter One
The Beginning
Growing Up!
Leaving Home
Ended up in Dallas, Texas
Chapter Two
Behind the Eight Ball
Changing of the Guard
Destined to Be an Entrepreneur
No Work No Check
Chapter Three
Stumbling Through Life and Learning All over Again
Some Right, Some Wrong
Get It Right from the Start
You Need a Plan & Strategy
Chapter Four
Start Where You Are
You’re Not Going to Be 21 Forever
Save Money, Take Your Health Serious
Execute the Plan
Tomorrow Is Your Future
Chapter Five
Biblical Principles: Here’s What You Need to Know
Manage Your Money. Don’t Let Your Money Manage You
Build Your Assets. Eliminate Your Liabilities.
Chapter One
The Beginning
My name is Greta Faye Ross. I was born in September 1957 in a very small town named Raeford, North Carolina. I was raised by my grandparents, who were slaves. I was blessed to be born in a six-bedroom, brick home in 1957. It was rare back then for former slaves to be able to own, let alone accomplish such an ambitious project. My grandfather was able to accomplish this because, as a slave, he learned the trade of building plantations. He took that trade and built a six-bedroom house for his family.
As slaves, my grandparents had no money. They came out of slavery with nothing. Their ambition and success taught me a valuable lesson. If their strategy was still utilized today, it would help entrepreneurs tremendously. It is called bartering — the exchange of goods/services for other goods or services without using money.
My grandfather would go to the man that owned the lumberyard and say, If you give me some lumber, I'll help you build your house.
Then he would go to the owner of the brickyard and say, If you give me some bricks to build my house, I'll help you build your house.
He did that all the way down to every single nail, hammer and saw, and guess what?
That house is still in my family to this day. My grandparents lived well, enlarged their territory and left a legacy.
Once my