Tagged with "financial multiplication"

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  Feb 15, 2010 by Mark Herringshaw | 0 comments | Double Up

  “Double Up” – Too Good Not to be True

  He blesses us because he can and must by his nature. CONTINUE

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  Feb 10, 2010 by Mark Herringshaw | 0 comments | Double Up

  “Double Up” Sweet 17!

  The “Double Up” adventure is my effort to double $.01 as many times as I can in the year 2010. CONTINUE

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  Feb 3, 2010 by Mark Herringshaw | 0 comments | Double Up

  “Double Up” Ditto

  I’ve made an investment of $295... CONTINUE

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  Jan 27, 2010 by Mark Herringshaw | 0 comments | Double Up

  “Double Up” Point/Counterpoint

  “God, give me the right heart in all this!” No ambition, envy or greed… Just obedience. CONTINUE

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  Jan 26, 2010 by Mark Herringshaw | 0 comments | Double Up

  “Double Up” Touché!

  The “Double Up” adventure is my effort to double $.01 as many times as I can in the year 2010. CONTINUE

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  Jan 25, 2010 by Mark Herringshaw | 0 comments | Double Up

  “Double Up” Blessed by Turning 50

  Sometimes blessings grow up from seed buried in the soil. Sometimes blessings fall from the sky. I’m riding a string of multiplying cycles from unsolicited gifts ... CONTINUE

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  Jan 22, 2010 by Mark Herringshaw | 1 comment | Double Up

  “Double Up” and Recreating History

  In my hunger to become everything God has created me to be, I’m now putting myself in a place where God can correct these character flaws. CONTINUE

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  Jan 20, 2010 by Mark Herringshaw | 0 comments | Double Up

  “Double Up” at Halftime

  This morning I completed my 13th cycle doubling $.01. I’ve been playing this “game” for 20 days now and according to my creative accounting system that’s based... CONTINUE

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  Jan 19, 2010 by Mark Herringshaw | 0 comments | Double Up

  “Double Up” Almost Half Way

  Almost half way there… with $20 bucks. CONTINUE

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  Jan 18, 2010 by Mark Herringshaw | 2 comments | Double Up

  “Double Up” Pocket Change

  The “Double Up” adventure is my effort to double $.01 as many times as I can in the year 2010. I hope to run as many as 25 “cycles” which would produce more... CONTINUE