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| Dot.com Profits at eHarmony |
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| Neil Clark Warren is
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Pasadena,
CA: Today's story started as a one-person company. There are about 16
million one-person companies in the USA who deliver a wide ranges of products
and services to customers. Once mostly farmers, today every business sector has
professionals who do very well just working for themselves. |
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| Neil Clark Warren began as a
marriage counselor. Then, he wrote a book. Then, with his son-in-law they took
that business to the web and they almost lost everything. |
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| Today, they are well on their
way to becoming a billion-dollar business that employs hundreds. But more
importantly, this business is changing a fundamental perception of very basic
institutions that have been failing our culture for the past few decades.
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the power of the computer to see subtleties that even human intuition might
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