Meet Up And Make Warp Speed Internet Wealth With Jo Han Mok
Dear Frustrated Member of the “Yet to Make Big Bucks Online” club,
Help is at hand.
If you’ve been struggling to make money online, and have yet to see your first check arrive in your mailbox.
Or if you have collected a check that is nowhere near “Day Job Killer” category, you really owe it to yourself to bone up your game and move closer to the big leagues.
You might’ve read some of my previous posts about Internet Marketing Maestro Jo Han Mok. In case you missed them, check out:
- Is This the End of WhoIsAndrewWee.com?
- Planning for your Internet Marketing Success and Avoiding Failure
Following the recent success of our group consultation “The Blood and Guts of Social Traffic and Generating A Torrent of Traffic“, Jo Han has put together a new workshop, “Warp Speed Internet Wealth” which will showcases successful Internet Marketing models and he’ll also relate some of his experiences on the path to Internet Marketing success.
To give you a taste of Jo Han’s typical day:
I’ve seen Jo Han step into his office late in the afternoon and the first thing he does is walk into the gym and work out, or go swim for an hour or so.
Jo Han at his recent 28th Birthday Party celebration
Then he sit down and works for about an hour. Then he heads out for a cup of local coffee. He practises his magic act, talks about the latest UFC bout he watched recently, then he heads off to dinner (wagyu beef is his favorite), and goes home to watch a bunch of DVDs.
The few times I’ve gone out partying with him, we’ve been out till 3 in the morning (and that’s early in the week…)
Another day brings Another night of hard partying for Jo Han Mok and friends
Despite the obvious fact that he’s hardly working at all, he’s doing very well for himself.
What I’ve found most impressive is how he’s systematized his business, so that it runs very much on autopilot.
I mean, who doesn’t want to wake up every morning, log into your payment processor and check out a swath of transactions that were done while you were sleeping…Take a look at Internet Millionaire Code if you haven’t done so yet.
I called around to some of my contacts this afternoon and just about all the people I dropped an email to, sent a reply within 5 minutes asking for tickets for themselves and their friends. They were demanding that I confirm their seats and a number have even offered to buy me dinner!
I’d spoken to Jo Han earlier and asked for 50 slots for my blog community, so if you’re reading this now, I’ve actually pre-empted the ads appearing in the major news and business daily, The Straits Times and The Business Times tomorrow.
Quite a number of places have already been taken up earlier this afternoon, and I have a limited number of seats left.
If you are in Singapore, and would like to attend this free workshop on Friday evening, you’ll need to drop me an email via the contact me form ASAP. You’ll need to include your name, email address and a contact number.
PS: seats will be distributed on a first-come-first-served basis and subject to availability
David Airey
March 14, 2007 at 4:35 am (17 years ago)When you’re giving the workshop in Scotland please let me know.
All the best Andrew,
David
SoHoMan
March 15, 2007 at 11:37 am (17 years ago)With all due respect to you and all the great gurus in the likes of Jo Han Mok, I find these seminars too hyped up. Having worked full-time for the past 3 years on the web myself I know first hand there is much hard work, focus, time and skills needed in order to succeed online. Success is subjective, money alone is just single variable to the whole equation.
But having said that, and having been in sales myself for a number of years, it’s necessary for people in the business of seminar to hype things up if not, the money just wont roll in. And realistically I know 90% of the most people who attend such 2-3 days seminar tend to forgot most of what they learnt.
While there is a need to create urgency in order to achieve quicker sale, I hope and I know people are getting smarter by the day, and the days of suckers unlimited is drawing to an end.
Andrew Wee
March 15, 2007 at 11:57 am (17 years ago)Hi David,
Will do, though I think Jo Han might be more likely to speak in the UK though.
He was there earlier for the Secret Yellow Seminar (SecretYellowSeminar.com) earlier this year.
Andrew Wee
March 15, 2007 at 12:02 pm (17 years ago)Hi,
I understand your point of view.
Though “Hype” for me, refers to something which doesn’t work.
Having met Jo Han about a year ago and having put his strategies into place, I’ve generated a decent amount of income, though not huge yet, within a short period of time.
I think “hype” is when you buy something and it doesn’t work.
It’s true that 90% of people who attend seminars, whether its in the area of personal health, wealth building, self improvement, will never take any action. But that’s a reflection of the person’s motivation, than the seminar itself.
You could have the world’s greatest (fill in your choice of: health expert/Internet guru/Stock trader/Equity options specialist) give you personal 1-on-1 coaching. But if you don’t take action at the end of the day, the blame falls squarely on you, rather than the person.
You can bring a horse to water, but you can’t do anything if it chooses to die of thirst.
Andrew Wee
March 18, 2007 at 8:52 pm (17 years ago)Hey Dylan,
Thanks for dropping by.
Pity you felt that way.
We did get positive feedback from other participants, many of whom stayed back for about an hour after we finished the presentation.
Scott
March 23, 2007 at 3:32 pm (17 years ago)Right on target with ‘HYPE’–something to get you enthused but may actually be of little value…having tried many things in the past few years as far as internet wealth, a good working plan plus internal motivation and massive action will produce-in time-desired results!
As far as the Horse, I have actually tried to make the horse drink, and the saying IS TRUE–you cannot make him drink!
Check out my site URL for TRAVEL…
Thanks, Andrew!
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