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In 1980, Steve Little entered the network marketing industry at age 19 when he became involved with A. L. Williams. As a serial entrepreneur, he has participated in every facet of the network marketing industry, setting numerous sales and recruiting records throughout his career while earning millions of dollars in commissions. Steve has worked with several unique companies in the field and with many companies from a consulting perspective inside their corporate offices (http://www.stevelittle.com/bio/). He is considered an expert in the Direct Sales and Network Marketing business. He has devolved many successful companies with product lines that vary from financial services to travel, to the health and nutrition industry. http://www.stevelittle.com/bio/

The poor in developing countries are trapped.  They lack education, good nutrition, and a safe place to raise their families. They cope with harsh social, economic, and environmental hardships.  Poverty problems are extensive and complex.  Inherited hunger, chronic malnourishment, and stunted growth have negative long-term effects on a child’s working capacity and intellectual performance.  Such nutritional problems are prevalent in developing countries as are illness, disease, ignorance, abuse, and degrading customs.  Because there is no formal economy, a majority of the populations in developing countries can’t find work.  They must fend for themselves and their families without the resources they need to succeed

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