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Tyler Perry's Impact On The Business World
When it comes to free enterprise many individuals have made impact on the business world. Someone who worked there way into the business is Tyler Perry. He created a business for his plays and book he wrote. He made his dream a reality in the movies industry. Tyler Perry had a hard life growing up, he endured abuse and was pushed to the point of an attempt suicide. But this didn't stop him from pushing on and becoming someone great. He dropped out of high school at 16 but he soon found his way. Oprah Winfrey put his career into motion. She believed he would become someone successful from the letters he wrote himself growing up. Free enterprise is important to many people. Like Tyler Perry it was a positive aspect in his life.With this he got

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