10 February 2010
 What you say to your children is very important. I'm sure you know that already, but have you thought about the implications of the words you use?
The unconscious mind is an extremely powerful creative tool that will manifest all that it wants and needs, but if you input "bad data" into that unconscious mind, especially at early ages, you will invariably do more harm than good.
What do I really mean by this?
Well the classic example is that our minds will focus on things, and we get what we focus on.
In fact, if a single thought entered your mind, even if you didn't think it was relevant, it is.
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01 February 2010
 Sometimes when you are striving to get somewhere, you often times don’t really know what you are doing, and through a series of trial and error, you get somewhere you are happy with. This would probably involve making mistakes and correcting them, and throughout all these trials, you would have learnt some really valuable lessons.
Recently I rediscovered something which I recognised as a key to my past success. It is only through this realisation now, that I can become aware of it, and apply it with volition in the future.
What is this key I hear people asking; well it’s the power of Extreme Focus.
When I say this, I don’t mean focussing on something 95%, I mean focussing on this 100%, even when you are sleeping. You might think it ridiculous to even be focussing on something when you are sleeping, but I can assure you, you can teach your mind to do this.
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26 January 2010
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Lady Luck Media Ltd is a new start-up company within the online marketing industry. Its activities range from managing web projects to developing new Internet ventures. Based in Greater London, Wimbledon, the projects have now grown significantly enough to require new staff to help maintain and develop existing and future projects.
The role will involve supporting website projects and ensuring that their traffic and search campaigns are running smoothly, together with general webmaster duties and scope to learn additional technologies.
You will be implementing new ideas and working on advanced search engine tactics as well as content provision, statistical analysis, data maintenance and management, copy writing and link strategies.
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01 January 2010
 Really, the quickest way to break your resolutions is to make them. I read an article about some research done in the UK which concluded that 88% of people break their resolutions within 2 weeks, and rest trickle off over time.
Do you really want to set yourself up for failure? If so, where else in life are you doing this? New Years resolutions are your own personal fail list. We’ve all done it before in good faith, however was there ever one that succeeded? Ask yourself the honest question, why do you still make them?
I stopped several years ago because I understood that if you want to do something, and you really did want to do it, then nothing would stop you from doing it, and nothing would be needed to motivate you to do it. You see, resolutions are kind of like a way to tell other people that it’s ok to fail, when really it isn’t.
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24 December 2009
 It’s this time of year when people are rushing around last minute to get all their gifts for their loved ones and if you’ve left it to the last minute, think about this, how you do one thing, is how you do everything in life. Where else in life do you leave things till the last minute, and what is this costing you?
I was doing some food shopping a couple of days ago at a big name brand, and I’ll tell you, it was like a war zone. People were rushing around like headless chickens trying to get all they can, in order to fulfil some need they have in their lives. I’m all for giving thanks to the loved ones, but seeing the stress and aggravation on people’s faces really made me wonder if these people really realised what was going on in their lives.
This time of year should not be about stress or aggravation, so what are you doing that Is cause this in your life? Seriously, take stock and think about it for a second. If this is such a lovely wonderful and loving time, in what way are you not being the cause of your own world such that you’ve allowed external influences to make it a stressful time for you!
Anyways, as with most of you, and myself included, it is also a time to take stock on the year before, and think about the year ahead. I’ve had an incredible year and I would like to thank everyone who has been a part of this amazing experience.Read the rest of this entry »
28 November 2009
 I just wanted to write this as I am sitting in Hong Kong airport thinking back to all the events that have transpired over the past 4 weeks and it’s been an incredible journey.
I’ve had experiences which can only be described as life changing and challenges that I thought would stretch me, which they did, but in a way that allowed me to grow and expand as well.
Some of my favourite experiences include shooting downtown in New York City, the Billionaire Bootcamp day 6 party on the beach, shooting with the amazing team Aleesha put together in Los Angeles, an unforgettable night of mayhem orchestrated by mr Kam in Toronto, the intensity and charm of a Tokyo diner Shabu Shabu, an evening with new friends, old friends and family in Hong Kong.
The sun is setting outside and the temperature is finally coming down. Of all the places I’ve been, Hong Kong’s mass transit system is by far the most efficient and effective I have seen anywhere in the world. Just thought I’d mention it.Read the rest of this entry »
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22 November 2009
I have a number of friends who have moved overseas and it’s really interesting to talk to them about changes they have made in order to adapt to where their new environment is. To give you a quick update, I’m now in Sydney and I have 2 really good friends of mine who have made a new life here and I’m looking forward to catching up properly with them later on today.
I’ve come here after a gruelling and totally amazing 7 days training in Fiji at this Billionaire Bootcamp seminar I have mentioned several times before. This was one of the most intensive things I’ve done and it truly challenged my perception of the world and what is possible when you look at the bigger picture.
One of the challenges we faced was a classic “The Apprentice” style game where we had to trade items from a paperclip up to as high a value as possible. We had 2 hours and a whole lot of intention as we set out into the unknowing public and after setting up the plan and idea we forged ahead. I was made the team leader and I learnt a lot about leading too. I needed to be more assertive. Though I had some nice ideas on how to play big, there were people who were only looking to play a small game and my voice got lost in the foray. All due respect to them for going out to get single upward trades because we still came back with over $300 worth Read the rest of this entry »
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16 November 2009
Well it's day 3 of this pretty intesive training and it's going very well here in the beautiful island of Fiji.
What a wonderful lovely place it is and the Fijian people here are so nice it's totally unreal. They really are the friendliest people I think I've ever met.
Not dogged by the negativity of big city life, they lead amazingly fulfilled lives and spread joy litereally everywhere all the time. You gotta love them for it.
The training has been pretty tough so far and I can say that this probably isn't even the deep deep tough stuff yet. I think we are still just getting started.
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01 November 2009
 If someone asked me exactly one year ago where I would be today and what I would be doing, I think I would be hard pressed to say what has actually been going on.
I might have said something like life is good and fun, and business is still going steady. Now that is still good by any standards, but actually things have really moved forward a lot.
Really, I never would have thought that I'd be a director of 5 companies, been part of a conference where the Dalai Lama, Sir Richard Branson and FW de Klerk spoke, and preparing for a round the world trip where I'll be dropping by 7 cities over 3 continents, with 6 fashion photo shoots to do, and culminating all in Billionaire Bootcamp.Read the rest of this entry »
14 October 2009
 I’m thinking back to a movie I’ve seen a couple of times called Big Fish. In this movie, the protagonist is a character that finds himself looking for more in life and embarks on a journey to discover the world around him. One quote which I’m thinking of in particular goes like this: “Has it ever occurred to you that maybe you're not too big? That maybe this place is just too small?”, Edward Bloom, the main character asks this question of Karl, a giant.
At the times when we become seekers and begin on our own journeys, we start to expand our experiences in life and consequently our minds expand. Even a simple holiday to an unknown culture will inevitably expand your mind through the experiences you will gain from being in that foreign land.
One of the most difficult things about moving forward in life is that more often than not, there are people holding you back. In fact, it is often the case that there are many more people holding you back, than there are those pulling you forward. I’ve heard this from many people, and I’ve personally experienced this as well.
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