Surviving Life Quick Tips (ePub)

Bernard Robinson Jr's expertise in computers started with him at the age of six years old in 1983. Bernard Robinson Jr's father put his first computer into his hand which was a Commodore 64, and he took to it like a duck to water. Later on as a teenager, he went to a private junior-high and high-school called the Academy of the Pacific in Honolulu, Hawaii from 1989-1995. Bernard Robinson Jr learned computers so well in high-school, that when he became the class valedictorian of his graduating class in 1995, he created a multi-media presentation to go along with his valedictorian speech. The only computers that could handle the multi-media presentation and high-tech vision of what he was doing was an Apple Macintosh PowerPC 8100/80AV, using only Adobe Premiere 4.0 software in 1994. You have to remember that during that time, it was three years before Microsoft PowerPoint in 1997, and nine years before Apple Keynote in 2003.


Bernard Robinson Jr's mother, who is a former elected official on the Board Of Education, inspired him to do well in school. Therefore, Bernard Robinson Jr did so well in high-school that, he was first recognized as a national scholar at the National Young Leadership Conference in Washington D.C. in 1993, in which he was featured twice on a state and national level as an academic scholar. Bernard Robinson Jr was featured in the Honolulu Advertiser as an All-State Scholar in 1995, and the Who's Who Among American High School Students 29th edition book from 1994-1995. Bernard Robinson Jr made his first $1,000 creating multi-media VHS-taped slideshow presentations for people, at the age of 16.


In January of 2001 at the age of 23, Bernard Robinson Jr was hired on the spot by America Online, currently known in 2016 as Aol. Bernard Robinson Jr was a software trouble shooting technician that was promoted three months later, to the advanced high-tech and high-speed AOL DSL department in April of 2001. Bernard Robinson Jr became a

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