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124. This is why outcasts can succeed and make an impact: A 37+ year Cirque du Soleil's journey from street performers, 56-mile walk on stilts, to one of the biggest performances in the world

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What if you have a talent no one appreciates? And they just don't get how hard it is for you to be able to do what you do? And what if you can make a massive income, all the while earning a handsome living--doing the things you love that people don't always appreciate? Cirque du Soleil did it. See more...

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