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Coming Clean
"I was a walking bankroll, wearing $150,000 worth of jewelry and carrying as much as $40,000 cash in my pockets. Yet my friends asked: "how are you doing?" I'd sometimes reply, "miserable. I hate every second of my life, and I do not know why." Jorge ValdesAll his dreams for wealth and power came true. Then the nightmare began.As a young man in his twenties with an insatiable thirst for money and power, Jorge Valdes worked his way up inside Colombia's powerful Medellin drug cartel. His key position as head of U.S. Operations brought him into direct contact with presidents, generals, Hollywood celebrities, hired killers and kidnappers. This Cuban immigrant, raised in poverty, was living the h...
Coming Clean
AS US HEAD OF A GROUP THAT BECAME KNOWN AS THE MEDELLIN DRUG CARTEL, HE KNEW SPECTACULAR POWER, PLEASURE, AND WEALTH - AND AN INNER SENSE OF CORRUPTION THAT HE COULD NOT ESCAPE
Narco Mindset Journal
The Narco Mindset Journal is a 12-week journal that helps the reader develop the Ultimate Mindset in 12-Weeks. Unlike other motivational or daily journals, the Narco Mindset Journal is built upon the 12 Foundational Principles developed by Dr. Jorge Valdés. Dr. Valdés utilized these Principles to survive and thrive in the Narco world and 11 years in prison by the age of 40, return to society as a twice-convicted felon, pursue and achieve his Ph.D. and build a successful family and multi-million dollar business which he sold all by the age of 60. Dr. Valdés designed the Narco Mindset Journal as an action-oriented 12-week journal to take you on a journey to develop the Ultimate Narco Mindset. At the end of your 12-week journey, you will have developed the mindset to overcome any obstacle you face in life and business and achieve the levels of success you deserve and have only dreamed of before.
Narco Mindset
At 21, he was a drug lord and a millionaire playboy. He made between one and three million dollars a month. He had women, yachts, private jets and mansions all over the world. He had everything a man could want. Yet, he felt miserable.Jorge Luis Valdés, as a 20-year-old, dreamed of becoming a millionaire before he was 30. He had everything - technically speaking - to make his dream come true: family, education, a brilliant mind, and an enormous capacity for effort and sacrifice. He showed great promise, but one day he crossed a line he thought he never would; he succumbed to the temptation of money and power. He was seduced by a group of Colombian businessmen to put his financial genius at ...
Coming Clean
As a young man in his twenties with an insatiable thirst for money and power, Jorge Valdes worked his way up inside Colombia's powerful Medellin drug cartel. His key position as head of U.S. operations brought him into direct contact with presidents, generals, Hollywood celebrities, hired killers, and kidnappers. This Cuban immigrant, raised in poverty, was living the high life in more ways than one. His deeds took him from the lap of luxury to the depths of prison and back again. Then an incredible thing happened. Jorge Valdes encountered a person much greater than the strongest drug lord, someone who offered something more satisfying than women, drugs, money, prestige, or power. Reading more like a fast-paced novel of intrigue than a traditional biography, Coming Clean offers an insider's view of the drug industry and the greed that drives it.
Cuentas Claras
As a young man in his twenties with an insatiable thirst for money and power, Jorge Valdes worked his way up inside Colombia's powerful Medellin Drug cartel. This Cuban immigrant, raised in poverty, was living the high life in more ways than one. His deeds took him from the lap of luxury to the depths of prison and back again.Then an incredible thing happened: Jorge Valdes encountered a person much more powerful than the strongest drug lord, someone who offered something more satisfying than women, drugs, money, prestige, or power.Reading more like a fast-paced novel of intrigue than a traditional biography, Coming Clean: The true story of a Cocaine drug lord and his unexpected encounter with God offers an insider's view of the drug industry and the greed that drives it. More important, it weaves a compelling story of forgiveness, renewal, and hope.
The God of Second Chances
Marcia Nelson reveals the U-turns and turning points on the path toward peace, freedom, and happiness. She helps us recognize GodOs saving grace by offering intimate glimpses into the lives of people whose faith has transformed their outlook and circumstances. Having traveled around the country to gather these stories, Nelson introduces us to women and men who have fought drug and alcohol addiction, traded crime for caring, converted loss and illness into compassion, and turned despair into joy. In meeting these people, and in sharing in NelsonOs own journey of faith, we encounter what is best about us and also most human: the ability to make mistakes, make amends, and make good. Along the way, we encounter the God who never gives up on us.
Narco Mindset
At 21, he was a drug lord and a millionaire playboy. He made between one and three million dollars a month. He had women, yachts, private jets and mansions all over the world. He had everything a man could want. Yet, he felt miserable.Jorge Luis Valdés, as a 20-year-old, dreamed of becoming a millionaire before he was 30. He had everything - technically speaking - to make his dream come true: family, education, a brilliant mind, and an enormous capacity for effort and sacrifice. He showed great promise, but one day he crossed a line he thought he never would; he succumbed to the temptation of money and power. He was seduced by a group of Colombian businessmen to put his financial genius at ...
Narco Mindset Workbook
At 21, he was a drug lord and a millionaire playboy. He made between one and three million dollars a month. He had women, yachts, private jets and mansions all over the world. He had everything a man could want. Yet, he felt miserable.Jorge Luis Valdés, as a 20-year-old, dreamed of becoming a millionaire before he was 30. He had everything - technically speaking - to make his dream come true: family, education, a brilliant mind, and an enormous capacity for effort and sacrifice. He showed great promise, but one day he crossed a line he thought he never would; he succumbed to the temptation of money and power. He was seduced by a group of Colombian businessmen to put his financial genius at ...
