Sen Ze’s Business In Your Pajamas! Blog

It’s great to be keeping up to date with all the proven business concepts, strategies and tactics to have an advantage over your competition.

However, the most important aspect of your success, business or otherwise, is within YOU.

For WITHIN you is where everything starts.

Whether you succeed or fail is your responsibility.

So this post is about you and your successes, even as I talk about my own.

I do this not to brag (really), but to give you some first-hand examples so that you know that I know what I’m talking about. Otherwise you’ll say I’m all theory and nothing else – which couldn’t be further from the truth.

This makes a good break from the usual business concepts, that’s for sure. But I hope you’ll see the point, because it’s the most important thing that you can do for yourself.

Ok, let’s begin…

I had a number of dreams as a child.

I wanted to become a lawyer - so I visualized becoming one. I passed the tough-as-hell English Bar exams in the UK (after getting my law degree), and dream No.1 was fulfilled. My head’s the one in between the white bust and the painting…

The World Wide Web wasn’t even around then, but when it arrived, I had to be a part of it.

And so in 1995 my Internet education started, with Netscape being my first lesson, and a position in an Internet company being my alternative “career” (I quit as a lawyer to pursue this hot new technology full time).

I visualized that I’ll master this new technology quickly. And so I did.

I was online practically 24 hours a day, as well as practising Internet Business and Internet Marketing concepts with my new company and its clients.

I visualized starting my own Internet Businesses. I did, not long after, and started making money in my Pajamas!

I visualized spreading the word about the wonderful world of Internet Businesses to anybody who’s interested to listen. In 1999 - I conducted my 1st Boot Camp on this topic. Yep, I was a pioneer of Internet Business and Internet Marketing Boot Camps in my country.

YEARS before my competitors even got started with their own.

The “Pajamas” series of Boot Camps came out in 2002 as I wanted to reach out to a bigger crowd. It was a huge vision for me – and it came true once again, with me touring two countries with it.

Once again, my competitors were still nowhere in sight until months later….

I visualized doing something crazy one day, for the sheer fun of it and to raise funds for the National Council for the Blind.

And so I drove a 4-wheel drive vehicle for a distance of 5 kilometers in downtown, busy Kuala Lumpur, in heavy traffic – while wearing 2 blindfolds, and followed by the media and policemen!

This event made the CNN News, which was seen all over the world!

I visualized owning an Internet company - and I am! Watch out for more awesome products to come – they’ll blow your mind!

I visualized being a best-selling author – and I am!

My 3rd book on a topic different from Internet Business and Internet Marketing, also went straight to the best-seller list within 2 weeks of its release, selling out its entire first print run (this shocked my publisher quite a bit..;-)!

I visualized signing my books at an author’s book signing ceremony – I did!

I visualized appearing on radio – I did, many times!

I visualized appearing on TV – I did, many times!

I visualized being able to read people’s minds because of the impact it would cause to them (it’s fun!). I managed to do it not long after.

I visualized reading a celebrity’s mind live on TV one day. I managed to do that too! (See below):

I can go on and on, but I think I’ve made my point…

The visualization technique works like crazy for me because when I can see what I want, very clearly, I’m programming my entire mind to look out for all the help, people and things that I need to realize my vision.

This is the Law of Attraction at work. Whether you believe in it or not, it has worked for me, and for many of the most successful people in the world.

It’s up to you to give it a chance to work for you – for if you don’t allow it to happen, it won’t.

All of the most magnificent buildings and achievements in the world that you now see with your own eyes, were once just a vision in someone’s mind.

Who then attracted all the help, people and things they need to have their vision realized.

YOU can use the visualization technique for your own purpose. It’s extremely powerful, but you must do it right.

Once you start the visualization process, you’ll begin to attract all the help, people and things you’ll need to realize your vision. Do it well, and it WILL happen.

However, having a vision isn’t difficult for most people. But for it to work really well, you need to add something “extra” to it.

That something extra is the “feeling” of that entire vision in your entire body.

When I visualize my goals, my entire body feels the vision, and all the excitement and euphoria are felt even down to my fingers. I could be sweating or shivering from the vision, depending on what I’m seeing or experiencing.

For example, if I’m playing a game of football (or soccer) and I’m envisioning scoring a goal in front of millions of viewers, I’ll have the entire scene being played out in my mind, with me hearing the roar of the appreciative crowd as the ball hit the back of the opponent’s net from my one-heck-of-a kick…

When this happens, the entire vision is entrenched into my entire being and my mind is totally programmed to make it a reality.

And I’ll be doing this every single day.

When the mind is programmed with a vision, the body takes action to make that vision a reality.

(By the way, my favorite position in football is that of a striker - and I’m usually one of the top strikers, if not the top striker, for the team I play with.)

Thus beyond all the awesome busines concepts, strategies and tactics that I’ve been discussing with you all this while – visualization is one of the most powerful “concepts” you can ever learn to do for you and your business’s sake.

If you have problems with visualization, or you want to take it to the next level for you to “feel” your vision in totality – there’s an awesome dinner Party in just a few weeks’ time that you must attend.

It will enable you to create a strong vision of what you want to achieve for yourself and entrench it into your entire being.

Appropriately enough, it’s called the “Life Changing Party” and you can find it at www.LifeChangingParty.com.

It’s fitting that it’s being held at my favorite world-class resort at 6,000 feet above sea level, built by someone who had a HUGE vision and realized it through his amazing efforts:

This man was Tan Sri Lim Goh Tong.

This great visionary and achiever passed away recently, but left behind a HUGE legacy in the form of his world-class resorts for all of us to be inspired by.

I’ll be attending the Life Changing Party, for sure. I truly hope to see you there and meet up with you in person.

I’ll also be doing something truly amazing while there for you to experience it for yourself.

You’ll see for yourself, right before your very eyes, just what is possible when you willingly invoke the Law of Attraction to work in your favor.

Sign up for it now – there are limited tickets available! Tickets are very affordable too – and you’ll even get a goodie bag worth hundreds of dollars, to take home. More details are found below:

http://www.LifeChangingParty.com

Do make the time for it, as it’s important to you! After all, it’s the end of the year, and you’re getting ready for the new year – so why not have fun at a party and be inspired to greatness as you usher 2008 into your life?

I look forward to seeing you at the Party – and for you to take this simple step on your way to greatness.

In summary….

Visualization is a NECESSARY part of your life if you want to achieve the goals you’ve set for yourself

It really is.

People like Jack Canfield (co-author of the phenomenally successful “Chicken Soup For The Soul” series of books) , Jim Carrey (A-List Actor/Comedian) and Scott Adams (”Dilbert” cartoonist) all swear by it.

Start doing it today, every single day and then get ready to see things happening before your very eyes.

Like magic.

Sen Ze

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The iPhone is a revolution, and all attention was on it and Steve Jobs at the beginning of this year.

In the background, heavy development was in place for Microsoft’s next big revolution.

No, it wasn’t the Vista Operating System.

It’s an iPhone, minus the phone, and maybe 50 times bigger – which opens up lots of other mind-boggling possibilities.

This product is going to bring people closer together socially in a way they’ve never experienced, because it’s now even more fun to be together physically.

Not only that, my Dad can finally use a “computer” without realizing it’s one because it’s dead simple to use (think: “play”), and because it doesn’t look and behave like a computer.

And he doesn’t have to own it either (which is a big factor considering it’s a lot more expensive than a desktop computer).

And if you own it, it can also be used as the ultimate remote control for your TV, because it’s impossible for you to lose it, ever.

Microsoft should have reserved the “WOW” word for this product instead of Vista.

Don’t you think?

Sen Ze

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http://www.SenZe.com/business-blog/microsoft/microsoft-bites-back.htm

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Complexity is bad.

There are many types of complexities in business.

There is technical complexity.

There is conceptual complexity.

There is implementation complexity.

There is management complexity.

Just to name a few.

They’re bad because by being complex, it’s hard for you as the business owner to start a business that has them for company.

They’ll cost you a lot more money, time and effort than a simpler business that you can do.

And as with any business, there’s no guarantee that you’ll be able to overcome them all.

Complexity is bad.

But then again, if you’re looking at a business full of complexities that you would like to emulate but couldn’t because of all the hurdles you must go through – one thing start to come to mind.

Complexity is good.

It’s good because if you’ve gone out to overcome those hurdles from the beginning and you succeed, you will have few, to NO competitors.

Just like Boeing and Airbus - the world’s 2 main competitors for commercial airplanes.

Between the 2 of them, they get the lion’s share of all aircraft orders from around the word – totalling trillions of dollars.

Just like Intel and AMD - the world’s top 2 main competitors for computer chips.

And Search Engines, like Google and Yahoo.

Google’s algorithm is very complex and it gets more and more complex by the day.

Google’s quest to return very accurate search results to keep its users happy means that it’ll need to add all variables that will affect the accuracy of those results.

And there are hundreds of such variables, with many more being discovered and added all the time.

Even Yahoo isn’t quite close to Google in terms of the complexity of its search algorithm – thus you’ve seen how Google has slowly but surely pulled itself away from the pack.

Complexity is good in ensuring you get to protect your turf for a much longer period of time – sometimes for decades – before you need to share any customers with another competitor.

And if you constantly innovate and add even more value after having been successful with complexities in your business, you’ll be sitting on your throne literally forever.

Complexity is good.

Here’s the “business holy grail”:

Complexity in implementation and creation of a SIMPLE product that your Customer can easily understand, use and want is the best combination of all.

You’ll have lots of Customers and few to no competitors, for a long time to come.

Just like Walt Disney experienced with his hand-drawn animated full-length cartoon movies – before computers came along and made the process more accessible to his competitors.

But he was the king of animation for DECADES before Pixar Animation, Dreamworks and the others could even try to compete.

And what about IKEA - the furniture retailer?

Without knowing exactly what’s involved – you can SEE the sheer complexity of their operations and business in selling you flat-packed furniture with modern, functional designs that don’t cost you an arm and a leg to get.

Even thinking about being their possible competitor hurts.

Right?

Complexity is good.

Sen Ze

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http://www.SenZe.com/business-blog/complexity/complexity-is-bad.htm

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