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So much energy was exchanged during the entire 6 days of National Achievers’ Congress and WIMS seminars.  I met so many people, so many gurus, I cannot believe the amount of knowledge that I gathered in 6 days and the number of ideas generated from this.    Here are some take-outs from the NAC gurus:

Andrew Mathews:  Problems are catalysts to do something we’re supposed to do or to take action.

Roger Hamilton :  When you follow your flow, you become what you are meant to be.

Tung Desem Waringin : Publicity and word-of-mouth are the most effective way to get attention and awareness.  Knowing is nothing, applying what you know is everything.

Jerry Clark :  Learn to create frame to uplift you and not depress you.

Mark Victor Hansen :  License yourself.

T. Harv Eker :  Comfortable doesn’t lead to rich.  Comfortable leads to comfortable.  To be rich you need to be uncomfortable.

Jay Abraham :  It’s all about leverage.   Do something once, get paid forever.

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And then the next four days of internet seminar…..

I never dreamed this - to meet the Godfather of Internet Marketing, Mr Mark Joyner!  He said :  The only protection for ideas is speed.   Only people, products and companies that practise unifying social dynamics will survive.

That’s the legendary Armand Morin!  Doesn’t he look like a member of the Godfather’s family?  He said:  You will never succeed if you are dependent on other people.  Success leaves traces. 

Mike Filsaime is an internet superstar and I admire him so.  He is brilliant so much so I am going to learn from him. Yes!  He said:  Begin with the end in mind, know what it is you want, why, declare, focus, tools, action, don’t be a perfectionist, always think automation, leverage and scalability, do what you do best, always sharpen the saw.

Jay Abraham said:  Nothing in life worth achieving will be achievable without sacrifice and commitment.  Don’t think linear.  95% of people in business never reach their goals, because they have no goals.  Don’t get fixated on execution and problem.  Process and reprocess, create into segments.

That’s Stephen Pierce and his promise to make US100k to feed a million children, money that was raised in less than 72 hours through the internet, and the same time, demonstrating a special lesson in process of raising funds.

I was so honoured to meet Dr Mani, the successful heart surgeon who is also a successful internet marketer.  An inspiration to us all for his work to help children in India with heart defects to get treatment through the money he makes on the internet.

That’s Brett Mcfall on the right, co-founder of WIS and the other one is my new friend, Hallile Azami from Belgium, hmmn, isn’t that interesting?