Beside life fulfilment and materials I own, I am also a person filled with passion for environment conservation and technology such as internet marketing and making extra money online. If you are looking for ways of gaining a passive income too, I therefore will share more about that later. This story tells the beginning of my life all the way till now. I was born at home in a very small village
in the western coast of Sabah, the Malaysian part of beautiful Borneo Island.. The first place I lived was in a quarters of a rubber estate where my father was the foreman. It was the best place to live because there was river to swim at the back of our house. Big field to run around and friendly neighbours and friends to play with. When the rubber estate was sold to a different owner and my father was laid from his job, we were forced to move to a hill where my father acquired a 6 acres land. That’s the beginning of our hard life. and I was only 6 years old,
In order to earn a living, my father had to go to another town for job. He took with him my mother and other siblings. I was left under the care of my grandmother and her relatives in our unfinished house that had no wall but only 1 room for us to sleep. But I had fun grew up living with my grandmother. She would take me from village to village collecting duck eggs for sale (boiled duck eggs was popular and considered healthy). Fruits season means I would get the opportunity to go to the forest with her to pick fruits, wild mushroom and herbs, then we sold it in the market, an activity that I really love and enjoyed. Saturday would be a busy day for us to make traditional sweet and savoury dessert to sell on Sunday market. Although it was tiring but I love the task too as I would be rewarded a few pieces after all the hard work. At times I would missed my siblings and felt lonely but I had all those activities to preoccupy me. We had no pipe water running into our house, so washing meant going to river or well, an opportunity for me to swim. We had no electricity, so amber raisin or candle would be our light for the night. Sabah Borneo especially my village was still not developed back then until in the early 80’s. Basic Infrastructures were almost non existence. I did not have kindergarten education because my village had none. The first school I went for was a Chinese school and continued my secondary to another Chinese School all the way to 11th grade. That was not the best time of my school years despite having a lot of friends there. I was constantly mocked for being a non Chinese but attending Chinese school. It made my emotional and psychological condition worse when my parents could not even pay for my school fee and text books. Hence I had to work cleaning houses on the weekend in order to fund my school fees or face the option of stopping school and be married off as a young bride. However, this situation taught me to be independent, courageous, valiant and most of all, tough and determined. Living with so many people in one house also taught me the meaning of sharing, generosity, thoughtful and tolerance. Experience with my grandmother taught me about entrepreneurship and to be enterprising. Fast forward, my senior year at school was great, I got good grades and passed all my finals. even managed to secure a scholarship to study Business Management majoring in Tourism & Event Planning, in Birmingham University, Birmingham UK. Upon graduating, I managed to secure a highly paid job with an international company. I also always have a vision for my future and marriage. I want to live in one of those good-sized houses, a good husband and few kids. I foreseen a nice dinner, then our family is up to our elbows in dish suds, and, I would made him/them laugh with some brilliantly story about my day. I own and have materialised those vision now. My super caring and loving husband is a civil engineer who constantly travelling and/or transferred to another country that requires his expertise. This constant allocation from 1 country to another means I have to resign from my job. After few years of moving around, fortunately, we get to settle permanently in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, a country we chose due to its economy stability, diverse culture, cheap place to live and low crime rate. Decision to settle in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia was a wise choice. We get to enjoy a high quality life style as a family and we are also able to commute back to UK once or twice a year and I even organised ladies trip 1-2 times a year to exotic countries like China, Tibet, Vietnam, Laos to name a few to fulfil my passion for adventure travel. Travelling to poor countries has opened my eyes, my conscience, my mind and perspective towards life. I often witness the suffering of less fortunate people, so my ladies trip led me to contributes donation or charity to these people especially the children. It further fulfiled my purpose in life. Married to an expat means our children are not qualified for any benefits such as free education. We have to send them to international school which also means high expenses and a big chunk of my husband salary would be spent on this. As they grew older, it gets more expensive in addition to other expenses such as utilities, house mortgage, etc, thus extra disposal income is essential to accomplish this. In 2008, I formed a business in Event and catering called “The Green Kitchen* that was quite successful. Business took off well and earning was good, however, the odd hours and days of organising an event means I have to be absent from my family constantly. I could hardly go for my annual adventure travel and the happy family is not like before when I would be in charge of all domestic affairs such as sending kids to school, weekend movie, or family outing. Arguments were rife between my husband and I, on who is suppose to do this or that. I was constantly stress, tired after long hours of non sleep organising event or supervising the cooking especially for a big one. The stress and exhaustion made me impatience and high strung. My children were also always left unsupervised, I thought to myself, I am just not a good mother and really in need of an easy alternative way out to earn extra income in order to bring this family back like before. In the verge of my frustration, I saw an ads about this internet marketing company “MOBE” that is started by this very young guy called Matt Lloyd. The idea really got me curious and I searched for his details to ensure authenticity. This is my finding:
MOBE has this proven sales system that works for anyone (even if you’ve never had an Internet business before) because the company behind it does most of the work All one have to do is send leads, and you can earn commissions ranging from $1,250 to $20,000 US dollars per customer! This can be a change to your life, and make up to $10,000 per month from home. When you sign up ass affiliate, a coach will be immediately assigned to train you to do all the online marketing steps which in time will lead you to learn and get more understanding about other things such as auto-responder, customer relation and ideas on website building to incorporate with other idea(s) or product(s) into your business. People are making money with this system in 37 different countries on 6 different continents (except Antarctica). Unlike some programs that focus on one market like the U.S., this system is global. That means you can find leads from anywhere in the world, and do it from home, your laptop, or wherever you are, even on the beach as long as you have a computer and an internet connection. It is BORDERLESS because you can be living anywhere and find leads as far abroad as South America. It doesn’t matter where the leads come from (or where you live) because you do NOT need to meet the leads in person. Everything can be done online in your spare time. This opens the entire global market, and increases your chance of success. And if you send quality leads, you can earn up to $20,000 per customer! Note: You get paid in US dollars, and the money is sent to your bank account every two weeks. I am affiliated as Diamond Consultant for the past 8 months, It has given me steady income of minimum $12000 per month and sometimes more. This system has allowed me to work from home, our camping beach or wherever I can be. This is not typical, and, I am too, not a typical case as there are many others who have adopted this system and many of them have made millions e.g. John Chow, Shaqir Hussyen, Mike Antoni & Mike Williams, Tim Donovan, Paul Lynch just to name a few (google them). I believe with extra effort and perseverance, I can be as successful as them soon. If I and these successful people can be successful in this truly universal system, why can’t you?
