Internet Millionaires Success Stories

A t 10 o'clock in the morning,  Markus Frind  leaves his apartment and heads to work. It's a short walk through downtown  Vancouver ,  British Columbia , but somehow the trek feels arduous. This is not because Frind is lazy. Well, Frind  is  a bit lazy, but that's another matter. The problem is that he is still getting used to the idea of a commute that involves traveling farther than the distance between the living room and the bedroom.

Elon Bomani says she was trying to make “a way out of no way.” After a separation from her husband, Bomani and her newborn son moved to a women’s shelter. While living in the facility in 2001, Bomani knew she had to regain control of her life. “I found myself homeless because I had given up my power. I bought into the idea that men were better at math than women, even though I had graduated with these degrees that let me know that I was capable,” says Bomani, 42, of Missouri City, TX, who has a bachelor’s degree in political science and a master’s in natural health.