What a great weekend. Last Saturday, a group of us from work(all nine of us) went to northern of Malaysia at Kampar River, near Gopeng to do white water rafting. We're all newbies..... I was pretty excited about it until we had the briefing...then I realized that I may fall out of the raft. A tinge of fear crept in and I continued and learn about the water raft position and what not to do and what you really need to do. Forget my fears and jump in. I had such a blast.........It was a great weather(I visualize that too) and the water was great. Cool, clear waters and pollution free. It was almost heavens. Things that I learn from that trip was the small things that I discover about my friends who joined in. I felt a little closer to them and came to work with enthusiasm. I found something about myself too...Just DO IT...ya that's right

The stocks went down last week and opportunity is everywhere...U just need to find it. I hope to be a millionaire investor as well.
Mike Litman's conversation with Millionaire Chpt 5 .with Robert Allen ..Robert Allen has a book called Multiple Streams Of Income and website http://multiplestreamsofincome.com

One thing that intrigued me was what he said about if you have not planned 5 years ago to have 4 to 5 extra streams by today, then you’re probably holding onto one stream of income hoping that the storm is going to blow over and not affect you. He believed that need multiple streams of income from different sources.

Internet is one of the place that you can do that…don’t you think?. It’s such a passive income. Residual income is what you want - U work once and you get paid thousand of times…unlike normal employee who get paid only if you work.

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I'm in the process of reading Mike Litman's book of Conversation with Millionaires. Wonderful to have all the INGREDIENTS of success in one book. I'm at Chpt 4 by the way - conversation with Jack Canfield.

One of the more fascinating thing that Jack Canfield mentioned is that one of the biggest stopper for one to be successful is that you think you're not enough..whether enough money, not enough capital, not enough knowledge. You're going to feel that you're not enough to do anything. This is true for a whole lot of people (especially myself!). To make it enough is to just do the action and learn from experience. So I started to do something that I was not comfortable today and I did it even though I did not made a sale today. The other thing is that it is not BEING a millionaire that make a person successful but it is WHO I HAVE TO BE to become a millionaire. It does not matter if you lose all the money but if you KNOW you can create it again, does it matter? U may need strenghten your sales or your public speaking skills and all it's needed to be. It would be scary at first but once you conquer your fear, u become a better person. I think sometimes we are just afraid to ask - worry that we would be humiliated or rejected. Just try

To a colleague of mind who had just moved to another company - We miss you already and good luck in your new career and company. We know you'll do great anywhere you are.

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What a good trip and a wonderful at one too.
I just came back from MAKNA which is the national cancer society which was situated in KL,(Jalan Ampang, behind Holiday Villa if anybody interested). MAKNA not only supports cancer patients but also unfortunate ones. I went to the HQ not knowing what to expect...with my 3 yr old son and ended up having lots of fun with my son too. I came as a volunteer helping what ever I can do and Adam helped too with envelopes and putting pencil box in the plastics with books.(He did not asked for the stuff in the pencil box either!!) I was so proud of him. The other group was doing patch work but I'm not really the sewing type...besides they did not have enough sewing machine(I know excuses right?). Thinking of doing one project with my company...see how it goes

We then went HUKM, one of the hospitals in KL to learn the basic nursing care...I think we should at least learn to physically help them too. Great experience and learned how to change sheets, bathing the patients. I was a bit surprise to see not many patients.
I used to do a lot of stuff when I was in college and a lot of them slowed down when I started work and have kids. Just thinking when I read Mike Litman's Conversation with Millionaires about helping others and giving to others. I realize that I don't give enough money wise and especially efforts. One step at a time. Hopefully I can sustain.

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I just went through conversation between Stephen Pierce and Mike Litman which I downloaded and they talked about having mentors. Mentors to push you to the limit when you are lazy or and motivate you when you are down. Thinking about it, I have to agree…….It can be a professional personal coach (very expensive though) or your close friend or better still your spouse but u need someone that is consistent and kick u if they need to. Just imagine if you have a peer support to go to the gym. U would be able to consistently go to the gym or jogging if you have a friend that goes with you right? There’s another person out there reminding you and it’s actually feel “easier” to go to gym. I have a good NLP mental mentor(that’s a mouthful), Mr Vas. In terms of business, Jerome Tan is helping me out. I have started coaching program under Stephen Pierce for my on-line marketing program. For my slim and trim program, I’ve got peer support who goes for aerobics. (step aerobics every Tues/Thurs). For my personal habit that I try to get rid off, my hubby is my anti-slacker…hehehe. Without action, u will never achieve anything. Let’s not just visualize but don’t start anything. (I’m trying to remind myself everyday too). Put some action to ensure what you dream of becomes reality.

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