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“In 1969, when Neil Armstrong’s boots touched down on the moon, William Shatner – aka, Captain Kirk – was penniless and living out of his truck. He watched the live broadcast of the Apollo landing while gazing up at the stars, thinking, “This ain’t right.”
I can relate. Seventeen years ago, I was living out of my car, too, watching the world fly by. I didn’t dream of seeking out new lives and new civilizations, though. I wanted to become a speaker. I knew I had it in me – as long as I stayed focused and believed in myself through all the twists and turns.”
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