With all the recent economy financial problems adding up, sometimes it can be hard to get back up … especially after experiencing failures.

However, the only way we can really grow is if we get enough courage and resourcefulness to overcome the problems that the world throws at us.  And trust me, the world has a funny thing … it will keep throwing problems at you (and me).

But like what Rocky says in his movie,

“It’s not how hard you hit, it’s how hard you get hit and still can move forward!”

Here is an extraordinary example of a man who chooses to view his “problems” as gifts, and a resource to show the world that there are no limitations to what we can do.

I hope you will be inspired.

To Your Success,
Keith Choy

“Life is 10% of what happens to me and 90% of how I react to it.”
- John C. Maxwell

I’m not sure how many of you saw the two bands of rainbow before.  But two weeks ago on a Wednesday evening, some of us in Singapore saw such a rare sight of the full arches. 

This was definitely a breath of fresh hope amidst such a time where we are surrounded by news of economic gloom.  While the development of the global recession may be something beyond our control, we can, however, decide how we want to react to it.

Before I end this post, I leave you with a funny video below on “Human Snowball”.  Enjoyed.

By the way, imagine what would happen if the above happen to your traffic.  Just one small little action today can trigger your snowball viral traffic jam for free.  Stay tuned, I got something special for you coming up.

To Your Success,
Keith Choy

Unless you live under the rock the past 1 year, you would have noticed that we are now hit with the Global Financial Crisis.

Well in my previous post “Where Is Stock Market Going? Listen To Warren Buffet Interview by Charlie Rose“, I had a video on the more serious side of this issue.

Since it is a weekend now, let’s touch on something lighter instead.  Check out the 2 videos below:

Video 1:  Global Financial Crisis
Does flooding the world with cash mean a credit thaw?

Video 2:  Bailout Review
The ship’s sprung a leak. Now it’s up to the House of Reps to decide if she should sink or swim.

Enjoy your weekend,
Keith Choy

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