Showing posts with label Millionaire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Millionaire. Show all posts
Sunday, February 3, 2013
My App ...
Finally, the day has come....
My first app!
From a simple ideation until realization. Felt a little excited of course.
Looking at so many app on quotes, I just asked myself, why not give people the best of the best quotes and from the best? The only category of people that I can think of were billionaires. In order to achieve what they've achieved, I'm sure all of them went through heaven and hell many times in different aspects of life. They are more than qualified to share their perspectives about life, business and the world.
Not forgetting on top of billionaires, we have the first and only trillionaire in the world, Kamal Ashnawi, a Malaysian, a Perak-Tanjung Malim born guy claiming to have RM20 trillion in his bank account. Very impressive....but the wealth comes from old Javanese royalty that was cumulative from generations for centuries. Therefore, I prefer choosing quotes from self-made & hands-on achievers.
Anyway, I hope my little act can add value to those who download and keep it.
You can get it from
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/billionaires-quotes/id595083940?ls=1&mt=8
Life is Good!!
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Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Powerful Story is more influential than Logical Analysis
Recently, I've met 3 new friends through another friend. What a blessing to know all of em'.
One man in particular, in his 50's, doesn't has a super high education but went through The School of Hard-Knocks! Due to some crisis, he dropped from the status of million-aire to thousand-aire and eventually zero-aire!
He doesn't give up. He learn, explore & kept discovering different strategies to achieve his goal.
Then he bounced back from nothing to SOMETHING. And he taught his children the same principle.
Today, he is living a comfortable life and yet developed the necessary momentum to continue forward.
He thinks like a man of action and acts like a man of thoughts.
After knowing years & years of complications, he knew how to detangled it into few simple principles and he lived & prospered from it.
To summarise what I've observed,
1) We've got to have mentor or mentors in life.
2) Willing to learn & apply.
3) Renew our mind & change strategies till we've got it.
4) Then use the strategies continuingly to gain an empire of wealth!!
5) Share the knowledge & empower others to gain self-satisfaction.
What a blessed meeting....
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Eh, you got STUDY or not?....(Part 1)
Education....
Is it a Springboard or a Stumbling Block?
It depends....
In my opinion, there's 3 main significant types of Education:
1) Academic Education
2) Financial Education
3) Life Education
Academic Education - that's the foundation of equipping us to Read, Write & Calculate. I wanted to put "Think" as well but I beg to differ on this. Sometimes Academic Education crippled most people than bringing them up to explore life. Why?
Looking at my own academic life, did I use any of the knowledge to achieve a very successful life? The answer is a big "NO".
In Academic Education,
...We are taught to memorize, not to question...
...We are taught to learn, not to think...
...We are taught on theories, not on applications...
...We are taught on scoring grades, not on exploring alternatives...
...We are taught that "A" students are the best and "D" students are the hooligans!
Don't forget, normally "A" students work for "B" students and "B" students work for "C" students.
Eventually, "D" students own the business!!
Quite commonly, I've found out people of low education are more Flexible, Resourceful and Street-Smarts than the graduates who are more Rigid, Planful & IQ-oriented.
Therefore, it is not surprising to see Ah Beng who sells Fish-Head noodle or Hakka Yong Tau Foo can afford a banglo and drive a Mercedez than Mr. Manager, Mr. Engineer or Mrs Accountant.
Later in our life, until we realized something is wrong, we'll begin to question....
"Why am I broke?"
"Why can't I afford that car?"
"Why do I need to pay my house for 30 donkey-years and some can afford to buy cash!"
"Why do some people earn a yearly salary that is equivalent to some people's monthly salary?"
Well, it is better to ask the "Why" now than later. That's why we need to explore Financial Education.
To be continue.....
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