My First Virgin Trip To Korea!
By · CommentsNow that I am done with all the celebration for the last 3 months. (My ROM, Christmas, New Year, my customary wedding, Chinese New Year)
It’s time to go for my first holiday of the year.
I just collected my 8 Days e-ticket to Korea.
I will be leaving next Tuesday and this will be my first virgin trip to Korea.
The land of K-Pop.
Looking forward to it…
Big Red Packet In My Mail Box – I Love Passive Income
By · CommentsReceived this 2 big Red Packet when I opened my mail box yesterday.
Great start to my new year. I totally love Passive Income.
4 More Success Stories From Our Students
By · CommentsIn my previous post, I spoke about sincerity and passion.
I have always believed that they are necessary ingredients to being successful in whatever you do.
Sincerity and passion also creates the willingness to push forward. But we’re only human, and there will be times when we get tired of pushing for a result (especially when there is none to show for).
Or when life catches up with us, and we have to split our focus on to other things.
That’s when we have to grit our teeth and really be persistent.
And today, I am glad to say that persistence has paid off for me, and of course, my amazing students who believe in what I teach.
They say that proof is in the pudding, so here’s proof #1:
Loy is our first example, of the next few to come.
Because Your English Sucks, I Can’t Trust You!
By · CommentsJack (my subscriber) commented on my previous email :
You wrote, “… me and my team are still relaxing…”
When speaking properly, you would not say, “me is still relaxing.” “My team is still relaxing would be OK.”
Proper English ALWAYS requires you to say, “My team and I are still relaxing.”
Don’t say phrases like, “Me and Joe ate pizza.” Always say, “Joe and I ate pizza.”
Hope that helps. Regardless of any personal belief in the importance of good English usage, the FACT remains you will lose a LOT of credibility when making simple English errors. My belief is that when a writer could care less about having important English content properly edited, they probably perform everything else in the same half-ass manner.
What are my qualifications to make these comments? I have earned an undergraduate degree in English, a Doctor of Jurisprudence law degree and a PhD in International Trade.
Well, I sent out an email a couple of days back about clearing off your debts, and I received a reply from one of my subscribers.
As you can see from the quote above, my subscriber proceeded to correct my English and even gave me some advice, which I highly appreciate.
Some of you may wonder if I would be offended (especially when he said I WILL always perform in a half-ass manner).
Our Yearly Donation
By · CommentsUsually at the end of the year, my friends and I will gather and pool our funds together to donate cash and food to the needy.
Last month we donated to Surya Home the following :
20 cartons of condense milk and 20 cartons of biscuits.
This is not a very big amount but it will definitely goes towards helping the needy.
The Best Wedding of The Year
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I’ve to warn you… my first post of the year is going to be quite a long one.
If you stay to read on, you’ll understand why I’m so excited to share my happiness with you.
And I assure you that there’s lots of valuable tips packed in this blogpost.
So, as you probably know… it’s been a week since my wedding banquet.
But somehow, it feels as though everything just happened yesterday.
I still get excited every time I think about it before going to bed.
It certainly was a wedding like no other.
All the guest were seated at their table in the ballroom anticipating the arrival of the bride and groom.
But everyone soon became bewildered when the banquet commenced with a rather odd message that appeared on the projector screen.
It read, “We are sorry to announce that the wedding banquet is cancelled because the Bride and Groom have met with some unforeseen circumstances and are not able to make it on time. However, the banquet will still carry on and we would like you to watch a short video clip of the wedding ceremony that managed to take place earlier today… We hope you enjoy your dinner.”
Highlights of Year 2011 And What’s New For 2012
By · CommentsOver the past few days, things had really been hectic… with the wedding banquet that’s coming up in January and among other things . It’s really challenging but definitely worth it.
Luckily, I’ve managed to find some time for myself and finally get to relax on my favorite chair…
And guess who I thought of?
You! – My readers.
Just before I get interrupted again with something just as important, I want to spend some time to give you an update about what has happened in the year 2011 and my goals for the new year… 2012.
Here are some of the breakthroughs I had for this year.
A 2 year old company that I set up is currently running at close to $900,000 sales a year.
If you consider the full affiliate sales that we generated the sales figure should be somewhere close to 1.2 million.
(Sorry that I can’t show any screenshot as my top accountant advise that I should not show my sales statistic online since I am not a listed company yet… Haha : )
I Am Back From My Hospital Check Up
By · CommentsA while ago I wrote about my MVP condition (Mitral Valve Prolapse). You can check out the blog post here. I went back for a check out to make sure my heart valve is still working fine.
I was pretty anxious to know if my condition has worsen. If it gets worse, there are only 2 possible scenario. It’s either I go for operation to replace my valve or in the worse case, I face death.
Here’s the video of the scan. You can clearly see my heart and my valve in the monitor.
After the scan, I am glad to say that my condition did not worsen.
And everything looks fine for now.
This is good news as it means that I get to enjoy life a bit more for now.
Time for me to plan out my 2012.
New Success Stories From Our Latest Batch of Students
By · CommentsHere are some of the latest testimonials from our latest batch of students.
And if you have followed my step-by-step methods closely to set up your online business… you would probably find yourself caught in a similar situation to Aireen’s – making money even without realizing it.
One thing’s for sure… She’s not the first to have made money online “out of the blue” and she is certainly not going to be the last.
But here’s what I found out. These students who have made money do indeed have something in common… apart from using the strategy I taught them. These guys take massive action!
Just a week after the workshop… and Desmond makes his first sale through massive action.
And I dare say that this is indeed, the true secret of success.
Truth to be told, anybody can make a fortune in almost any niche out there. But not everyone have the ability or the “balls” to take massive action.
And that’s what separates the winners from the losers in every industry.
So if you want to be a winner in the make money niche… Follow my method closely and make sure you apply them… And I can assure you that you’ll experience results like my successful students.
So, if you’re already taking action… Keep up the good work! And we’ll see you at the top.
Regards,
Jaz
How To Be Talented In ANY Subject That You Want
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A couple of weeks ago, I was at a charity seminar called Learnathon.
For the unaware, Learnathon was a social media driven philanthropic initiative that is meant to raise funds for the victims of the recent flooding disasters in Thailand, Cambodia and the Philippines.
When I was first contacted, I agreed to do the seminar without hesitation. It was my way of giving back with all the accumulated success that I have achieved over the years. And I am glad to announce that we managed to raise $132,850 for the flood victims.
Moreover, getting together 14 of Asia’s top wealth creation and motivational speakers was a fantastic idea to help do charity, and share the secrets to financial freedom at the same time.
While I was at the event sharing the secrets to my success, a lot of people approached me saying they were very inspired by my success story.
And while I was seated at the front seat listening to the other speakers (There are a total of 14 of us), I find that we all have something in common that separate us from the underachiever.
And that thing is “Taking Massive Action”
Now, we are all born with the same potential for success. There, I said it.
I am a strong believer in that.
People can argue with me and say things like:
‘Jaz, I am not talented in this…’
OR even things like:
