She's successful and charming as well as ruthless and calculating.
Psychology Today Magazine
May 2013
In December 2012, multimillionaire entrepreneur John McAfee went on the lam following the murder of his neighbor in remote Belize.
The million dollar smile and the misery it inflicts
Habit, teachers, and even our best intentions often act as stealth saboteurs of ingenuity.
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