Thursday, July 30, 2009

Did you know?

I'm sure many people have seen this - and if not, take a look. Absolutely mind boggling.

(TAKEN FROM GANOCOFFEEBLOG.COM/BUILDINGYOURSELF)

Picture yourself ten years ago, way on back in 1999. Everybody was listening to that one Prince song in anticipation of the New Millenium, and the idea of phone that could take pictures was – woah! – just, like, way too cool to handle. Now, I want you to think: how often did you check your email, or watch a video online?

Probably not that much. Well, think about now – how often do you check your email now? Does your phone beep when a new message hits your inbox? Did your grandma just send you a link to that funny video of the cat playing electric piano?

Nielsen -- that company that measures how many people watch a certain TV show -- reports that in 1999, people spent an average of 8 hours and 17 minutes online per month. Nowadays, the average user spends as much as 38 hours online per month! (Sources: 1999, 2009)

It’s simply indisputable: the world is changing, and with a quickness. Amidst the chaos of our increasingly integrated globe – new markets opening, technology getting the better of its creators, privacy eroding as we broadcast our lives online, more and more jobs being outsourced daily – it’s easy to feel bewildered, scared even. But as with any global shift, in the midst of all this confusion, there’s also great opportunity.

A few years ago, a visionary schoolteacher named Karl Fisch put together a video presentation called “Shift Happens” for his class. It became an Internet hit, and was later re-adapted by Sony BMG, the famous record label, as an opening video for its executive conference in Rome. Now, it’s called “Did You Know?” (Thanks to several of our affiliates for emailing us this video!)

Now, take a few minutes and watch it:

With well over 5 million YouTube views, it’s clear that this video speaks to people. But why? What’s the take-home message here? That China and India are overtaking the Americas as computing power booms? That you check your email a lot and get videos of kittens from your granny? In the singer Peggy Lee’s famous words, “Is that all there is?”

It’s got to be deeper than that. So, as the video asks us – what does it all mean?

It means traditional jobs aren’t secure like they used to be; it means the world is more hyper-connected than ever; it means we’re reaching a point where, with widespread computer access and total information synergy, people can take more and more control of their lives – and their finances.

It’s in that space between the present and the future, the actual and potential, that direct sales companies like Gano Excel come in.

A recent article on Entrepreneur.com tells us that in the midst of lay-offs and other unfortunate effects of our new global economy, network marketing thrives. And with the hyper-connectivity available with the Internet, it’s easier than ever to start and build a lifestyle-changing home-based business.

The modern world’s ever-expanding borders can make someone feel like an insignificant wire in a vast and complex piece of electronics they didn’t design. It’s easy to lose your identity, your sense of self, amidst all the shifting data and global upheavals.

It’s inspiring to know that in a world like ours, where nothing is certain and the rules of the game seem to change minute-by-minute, that there is still an industry where the individual matters – where things are still simple, and good work will yield great results for people who can recognize a life-changing opportunity when they see it.

Tuesday, July 21, 2009

Had to Update my "Millionaire Goal"

Based on the success me and our team has had in the last couple of weeks - second meeting was another crushing success, by the way, adding another 15 or so members - I've had to update my Millionaire Goal (I said before that I was going to become a millionaire by 26, and mapped out exactly how I was going to do it) to 23.

That's right - 23 years old. I'm 20 years old right now - turning 21 on November 16, and just wait until November of next year when you catch me cruising in downtown D-town, pulling up in this:


At the rate KMC is growing, nearly EVERYONE that joins within the next few months can easily be making at least $2500 a week, a year from now, based on the plan that my team has created. That's one thing I've stressed to my team especially - this is a year commitment and it is flexible and INCREDIBLE. As you can see, these possibilities are endless.

Haha... I mean just look at the staff page after less than 3 weeks - http://www.kidmillionaireclub.com/staff.html

Applications still being accepted... VIDEO INTERVIEW BETWEEN MY TEAM COMING SOON - WITHIN THE NEXT WEEK OR SO.

Sunday, July 12, 2009

First KMC Meeting Huge Success!

Kid Millionaire Club held its first annual meeting today at the Coppell Public Library from 1 pm to 2:30 pm, and the first business venture was discussed as a team. The means of achieving what we want to achieve in the next year was also introduced.

We also had some "sticky notes" (things members want but can't reach financially) and we spoke about how, as a team, we're going to get everyone what they want by the end of next summer (AT LEAST). Some are a little far-fetched but hey, aiming high never hurt anyone.

Michael Min - BMW M3
Carlo Peña - Pay off school
Justin Ramon - Own a recording studio with his own label.
Abraham Cho - New car
Omeed Shams - Bike
Hariong Kim - Own a House
Chandler Diggs - Bike
Daniel Speer- Bike (probably a ninja, who knows) and an Audi TT
Alex Park - Car
Peter Kwon - Car
Peter Min - Rolls Royce
Manuj Mahajan - Civic SI
Amar - Boat
Ayaz - Ninja 650R
Tim Byun - House
Lee Gaban - Entertainment System
Eric Galvan - House

among others...

The Staff page of the website has been updated with all new members - http://www.kidmillionaireclub.com/staff.html

If you want more information on the whereabouts of our next meeting apply at http://www.kidmillionaireclub.com/apply.html.

Out of state or out of country members are casted in through SKYPE.

Sunday, July 5, 2009

Application Page is UP!

The Kid Millionaire Club application page is now up and running and is now in the process of reviewing all applicants - the next meeting time will be discussed with future members following our first one.

Apply for more information now at: http://www.kidmillionaireclub.com/apply.html.


Friday, July 3, 2009

Kid Millionaire Club & Plat'Num Status

As far as Kid Millionaire Club goes - we're seeking sharp individuals that want to advance themselves financially through smart investments with smart people. Kid Millionaires understand it takes money to make money - and when our return checks come in... well, I'll just save that for next post after our meeting July 12th.

Now, as far as Kid Millionaire Clothing goes, I've been looking for chosen artists that really hold the same beliefs as I do as far as advancement financially goes. That being said, Kid Millionaire Clothing officially sponsors a few artists, and unofficially sponsors a few others. Plat'Num Status is (at the moment) unofficially sponsored, but their thirst for success stands out to me as a group that I, personally, would love to endorse.

Plat'Num Status recently got accepted into a Myspace contest with a chance to win a record deal with Myspace Music and $10,000. Give them a listen - my man Jared Thorne has produced some really sick beats in the past and is still getting his shine on as far as this music biz goes.

Check out Plat'Num Status on their myspace page: http://myspace.com/platnumstatusforever

And click this link to help them out with their contest: http://adsupport.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=rockthespace.fan&sproutid=_wC9mfqlCJmuXlIG