New Inspiration

This site has been around for about 6 months, with only 11 posts. I admit I almost gave up this blog due to many reasons.

1. Lost focus

2. Laziness

3. Run out of ideas

4. More training engagements

5. Lack of time

But now I’m back. I am ready to add lots of value to more people through this blog. This blog will shift its direction. Instead of just inspiration, it will be touching on business, wealth, personal, spiritual success.

At least these are the four areas you should focus on in order for you to fully enjoy life. Actually there is one more areas I thought is important as well. Health. I am exercising daily, visiting the gym four times a week, jog once a week and play football once a week. However, I do not have much knowledge on health to offer any value.

Over my five years of being an entrepreneur and trainer, I amass experiences and ideas to share with people. I been through the ups and downs of life, ever been so broke that I can’t afford a meal. Those days are over, I give thanks for coming out of that dark and misty well.

I am glad I’ve been through those dark days of my life. Why am I glad? Reason is very simple, going through those days allow me to share lots of values to people now. Being broke in the past allow me to appreciate the money I have now. It also allow me to better manage my money now.

Without those dark days, I will never be ready to share. Now I am ready to share my experiences and knowledge with you. Everyday I am learning new things, I will want to pen those new lessons down here so that many can learn from those lessons.

One lesson in my life that I learn is never stop learning. Stop learning and you start dying. Over in Asia culture, I’ve seen or heard many incidents that when old people retired, they usually stayed at home to watch TV all day long. Gradually their brain is gone.

I too have seen business people, politicians who are 80, 90 years old, but they are as sharp as any young punk out there. They think, they learn to keep their brain active and strong.

Always be learning. When you learn, be humble. “I know” comes from the ego, your ego wants you to stop learning. Understand that there are always new things to be learned. Open up your mind and receive, you will never go wrong.

Constant learning is what brought me to where I am today. I read books after books, everywhere I go, a book will be accompanied me. I attended seminars after seminars. I invested five figure sums in seminars learning from people who has done it before. Attending seminars are short cuts to success. All those seminars short cut my success by at least 10 years. I talked to successful people, asked them questions, learned from them.

Those successful people shared with me their knowledge and experiences, and now it’s my turn to do it.