August 11th, 2010 
JonQ 
SALT is definitely a solid action packed movie in which Angelina Jolie plays Evelyn Salt, a convert CIA operative who works for a petroleum company in Washington DC. One day, on the way out of the office, she was called back to question a walk-in: a Soviet defector who claims to have information about a mole at the CIA. The problem is this.. The double-agent he names is Evelyn Salt.
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2 Comments » July 29th, 2010 JonQ 
One of the most important lessons I’ve learnt from Warren Buffett was to manage my investments like a business. While most people buy stocks like buying 4D or TOTO, they are trading (buying and selling) based on short term predictions if the price will go up or down. In fact, most of these ‘punters’ or ‘gamblers’ know very little about the business operations behind the stock they own.
The Buffett’s Way
July 27th, 2010 JonQ 
The Story of Warren Buffett
From a very young age, Warren Buffett was obsessed with making money and had a very clear dream of becoming a millionaire before 35. Warren was born during the depression when his dad was in the verge of bankruptcy. At a very young age, Warren learn the true value of money and the importance of being financially secure.
During his elementary school days, he would tell his classmates that he wanted to become a millionaire before the age of 35 (When he turned 35, his net worth exceeded US$6 million). Inspired by his dream, he started researching on the secrets of wealth creation.
July 20th, 2010 JonQ Just last week, right after my session at HOT ON TWO, when I was featured with Ernie Chen at TV2 sharing on 3 Wealth Creation Strategies for Investors, the host of the program asked me a question. It was a frequently asked question (FAQ) which was given by most the participants of my seminars and workshops as well, “You look young. How old are you really?”
As usual, after answering, I’ll receive the same state-of-shock look on the face. These are the common remarks that most people will make:
“You gotta be pulling my leg!”
“You must be kidding me!”
“Come on, Tell me the truth!”
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Personal Excellence, Wealth Intelligence Tags: Commodities, Commodities related funds, Equities, Failure Is The Mother of All Success, Focus Diversification, gold, HOT ON TWO, insurance agents, investment linked policies, Kannaltec, mutual funds, Only Feedbacks!, Precious Metals, Real Estate, Real Estate Development Participation, REITs, There is No Failures, unit trust agents, Warren Buffett, wealth intelligence No Comments » July 13th, 2010 JonQ 1. USE TECHNOLOGY
Frank Lampard’s goal was ruled out because that referee is blind! If that goal was counted, Germany might not have been so superior to England after all as they were heavily depending on their discipline counter attacks.
With the help of technology, we Asians now have the accessibility to invest in investments such as shares or real estates in other continents which are highly attractive in value due to the US Financial Crisis & European Debt Crisis. E.g, We have facebook to connect to real estate agents in US and Google Earth to view our properties in US. Are you capitalizing on the power of technology when managing your wealth?
July 12th, 2010 JonQ There was once a professor who wanted to cross a river and he approached a local boatman who agreed to row him downstream for a $50.
As they made their way down the river, the professor decides to show off his intelligence and high education so he started to test the simple boatman.
Picking up a leaf, the professor arrogantly asks the boatman, “Have you studied Botany?” The boatman looks at him blankly and replies, “No.. I’m just a boatman, Sir. I don’t even understand what the word meant.”
Then I’m afraid 25% of your life is gone!” the professor loftily says. The boatman feels really bad about his ignorance but continues to row on.
As they move further downstream, the river currents begin to get stronger and stronger. The professor picks up a stone dropped on the boat and asks, “Boatman, have you ever studied Geology?” The confused poor boatman again says, “No….”
The professor shakes his head and says, “Then 50% of your life is gone!” He then signals him to carry on rowing. As they move further downstream, the currents get even stronger, the water is moving faster and the boat begins to sway violently.
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Wealth Intelligence Tags: academic qualification, communication skills, effective communication skills, entrepreneur, entrepreneurs mindset, ernie chen, hot on 2, serial entrepreneur, swimming, the 3 wealth creation strategies for investors, wealth intelligence 1 Comment » July 1st, 2010 JonQ 
In the movie Slumdog Millionaire, there was a scene when the kids who were from the slums were tour guides and took the whites around on tours. While most people were wondering how did these kids pick up English, this young boy from the slums happen to be among the best of them all. Check this out, One of the youngest and best salesman of India and look at how many languages he knows.
June 17th, 2010 JonQ I was lucky enough to take 2 hours off my time to catch the Karate Kid last week. Karate Kid is a story of a 12 year old Kid, Dre Parker or Little Dre (Jaden Smith) who had to leave for China because his mother’s latest career move has landed him in China. Despite hating everything in China, Dre had something to live for, his classmate Mei Ying. However, due to cultural differences, the friendship was made almost impossible. Worst still, Dre’s feelings make an enemy of the class bullly, Cheng. Cheng is very good at kung fu and often bullied Dre. Dre soon found a master, Mr Han (Jackie Chan), his apartment’s maintenance man. Han soon teaches Dre that kung fu is not about punches and parries, but maturity and clam.
June 16th, 2010 JonQ There was once a professor who brought out several rocks of different shapes and sizes and placed them in front his students. He placed them randomly into a jar. When no more rocks could fit, he held it up to his students and asked, “Is the jar full?” The students answered, “Yes it is!” The professor then said, “This jar represents your typical week. The rocks represent the various activities in your week.”
What he did next was fascinating. The professor emptied out the jar he had filled and began re-filling it with just the big rocks. He then put the medium sized rocks in and next reach out for the small ones which filled all remaining spaces between the big and medium sized rocks. Now do you think this jar can accommodate more rocks compared to the previous jar?
So, what is the truth of this illustration?
April 30th, 2010 JonQ Who is George Ang?
George Ang is 1 of the 3 entrepreneurs who established Revenue Valley and currently the Group Managing Director heading the company. Revenue Valley Group is the holding company that owns and operates the below companies:
1) The Manhattan FISH MARKET – casual dining American seafood restaurant;
2) Tony Roma’s – casual dining American rib and steak restaurant;
3) POPEYES LOUSIANA KITCHEN – quick service chain restaurant specialising in chicken and seafood;
4) Gelare – ice-cream cafes specializing in premium Australian ice-cream and waffles
5) Snackz It! – kiosks specializing in Taiwan-style fried crispy chicken, mee sua and other snack products.
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