The Ten Times Rule: The Only Difference Between Success and Failure

nurture.
To further the development of; foster.
NuSkin.
An American direct-selling company that sells cosmetics, nutritional
supplements, and technology services. It was founded by Nedra Dee Roney and
Blake M. Roney in 1984 and was officially listed on the New York Stock
Exchange under the ticker symbol NUS in 1996.
objection.
(1) A reason or argument presented in opposition; (2) a feeling or
expression of disapproval.
occupancy.
The fact or condition of being occupied or lived in.
offset.
Something that serves to counterbalance or compensate for something
else, especially either of two balancing ledger items (e.g., 
offset
the pullback).
old school.
Something not updated; a way of thinking that is not necessarily
wrong but is not current.

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oops.
Used typically to express mild apology, surprise, or dismay.
opportunities.
(1) A favorable juncture of circumstances; (2) a good chance for
advancement or progress.
overtly.
Open to view; manifest
participate.
(1) To take part; (2) to have a part or share in something.
passive.
(1) Receiving or enduring without resistance; submissive; (2) existing
or occurring without being active, open, or direct; (3) relating to or being in a
business activity in which the investor does not actively participate in the
generation of income.
peddle.
(1) To sell or offer for sale from place to place; (2) to deal out or seek to
disseminate; (3) to offer or promote as valuable.
Peninsula Hotel.
An ultra-luxury hotel operator based in Hong Kong. Its
flagship hotel, the famous Peninsula Hong Kong, which opened in 1928, used to
be known as the “finest hotel east of the Suez” and is probably one of the best
hotels in the world.