The day when Stephen Pierce enlighten me again

From: The desk of Kun Song
Date: 29th of July, 1:26AM, Singapore Time

To Stephen Pierce,

Good evening Stephen, how are you doing now? If you are still the same man I saw at WIS, my guess is that you’re most probably spending your time helping out another lost soul, another someone out there who really needs your guidance.

I know that this letter will never reach your inbox, unfortunately. The main purpose of this letter is to thank you for opening the eyes of a man blinded by short-sightedness. It does not matter if you will ever chance this letter. I just want to express my deepest heart-felt gratitude to you.

Although you have never met me nor speak to me personally, I wish to thank you nevertheless. If we will ever have a chance to speak to each other, the honour will most definitely be mine.

I started to develop an interest for Online Marketing three months ago, as a stream of passive financial income. With a twist of luck, I discovered that one of my friends, Latiff, is an expert on the subject, with nearly a decade of experience. Since then, I have been learning and practising under his guidance.

During one of our conversations, he mentioned a website called FreeIQ, which is basically a repository of info-products, and how useful it is for everyone. At that point of time, it went in through my left ear and exited from the right.

What a waste.

Just two hour ago, he had mentioned it to me again. At that point of time, I had a task on hand to create a report, but I was procrastinating. Subconsciously, I will grab at any chance to take my mind off the task. I know that as long as I can delay it till much later, my priority will switch to sleeping and I can push off the task.

As I was surfing through the FreeIQ directories, I chanced upon your free report, “Do Not Stop”.

I downloaded it and was, surprisingly, treated to a beautiful sight of colours and sleek designs, blended perfectly with the text.

The best part of the report is, of course, in the content.

I am totally in awe by the way you have strung the words so beautifully together. In this 'attention-deficit' era where most people are attracted to videos instead of words; and short articles devoid of the human touch of heart warming conversation that encourages and nourishes the spirit, you’re words have brought comfort and encouragement to me.

You have taught me that there are really no excuses when a person is fighting for his dream. There is always time to take one step closer to your goals.

You have taught me that any hardship that we are going through and any sacrifices that we have to make is only for the short term. Every business owner will have to go through this period of hardship. This is the reason why only 5% of entrepreneurs are ever successful. It is because they are not ready to pay the full price of success.

You have taught me that taking action is very very important. I admit that I’ve been scouring the internet, digging up resources after resources, crashing free seminars, buying books, seeking even more resources, all in an attempt to find the ‘effortless’ way to success. Either that or I having been finding excuses of insufficiency to run my own business. In actual fact, all the information that I need to START is all in place. Thanks to you, I found a new meaning in the quote by Jalal-Uddin Rumi:

"You wander from room to room
Hunting for the diamond necklace
That is already around your neck!"

You have taught me, most importantly, never to quit on anything. Never quit, never quit, never quit. Never quit when you have failed to meet your goals, just start over anew. Never quit when you are falling behind everybody else, just continue. Never quit when nay-Sayers are jibing at you, just prove them wrong, one step at a time.

Although I have heard these lessons and virtues numerous times and understand their importance as well, any application of them is a rare occasion. Other teachings merely increases the awareness of the virtues, but does not put forth a concise image of what is it like to implement them.

It is not an easy task.

And your article has made it so. It has painted a vivid picture in my mind. It has told a story of my future, one that has endured through the test of time and stormy hardships, and I like it very much so.

^^ V

I guess I will be purchasing your ‘Optimindzation’ CD afterall. If a short eight page report can influence me so much, I sure would like to know what a hour worth of your new product will be like.

Once again, I sincerely extend my thanks to you, Stephen Pierce.

With All My HeartFelt Gratitude, Take Care
KS

Hello, my name is Kun Song

Today I saw a fantastic video on Youtube.

It was produced by Scotts, 'The Guy With The Name Tag'. He is the only guy in the world who wears a nametag 24/7, since november 2004.

I really like this guy alot, especially how he had helped people to improve their networking skills. Not only will you find plenty of free articles and free ebooks in his website, you will probably love ALL his works and All his endeavour.

Check out this latest video: Video Cliff Notes to "Make a Name for Yourself"

The Taxi Driver

Due to another appointment, I had to leave the seminar two hours before it ends, it was quite a waste, but USoS is definitely more important. The business will always come first. But long before I leave, the speaker introduced another pre-requisite, a virtue needed for success. He skilfully illustrated the point through a joke, with a twisted ending. Here goes:

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There was once a F1 racer in Malaysia. His skill was considered to be legendary and his passion is contagious. But he soon realised that his eyesight is failing him, due to old age. He had no choice but to withdraw from racing, it was a terrible moment for him. Even though he was offered a coach position, the thought of watching other people race while he is unable to do so for the rest of his life is simply too much to bear. He decided to leave the community of F1 racing.

The thrill of racing never stops running in his blood. So he took up the job closest to being a F1 racer, a taxi driver! Despite his failing eyesight, he is perfectly capable of handling the cab with finesses. From the moment he sat on the driver’s seat, he started to manoeuvre the cab like he used to do so. Even while passengers are onboard, he cut corners at 80, braked late and drove with fervour unlike anyone before.

One day, a priest flagged down his cab. This priest is the exact opposite of him. He’s a believer of God and enjoy a slow pace of life. The taxi driver sped through the streets and dived between traffic. Finally, his sight gave up and he crashed his cab. Both the driver and the priest were sent to meet the Maker.

Before the Maker, the driver was allowed into heaven while the priest was sent to hell. He argued, “I preached the gospels day and nights all my life, abide to your Words and all I get is eternal suffering!? The reckless driver gave no regards to his passengers’ lives and killed me in the most humiliating of ways and he gets to bask in your glory forever?!?! This is not right!!!”

God replies, “I understand that you have been serving me loyally since your baptism, but your long and monotonous sermon has bored my followers and they are less appreciative of me. Secondly, your life is as clean as a white sheet. You have live a life without passions and wasted my gift to you, the gift of Life. On these two accounts, I am sending you to Hell. On the other hand, the driver lives his life to the fullest every single day, even till the last moment. For his passion, he is granted to Heaven. Besides that, he made every passengers praise my name with all their might. During their ride, all of them shouted, ‘OH MY GODDD!!!!!!’”