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How Going On A Monthly Holiday Trip Is Possible

Jaz

Posted by Jaz
November 3, 2009

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Last month, I was browsing through some magazines and I saw a full page ad on ATV (All Terrain Vehicle) and I was totally fascinated by this mean machine.

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Now, just in case you don’t know how exactly an ATV looks like…

The ATV looks very similar to a motorcycle and it operates like one too.

The only difference is that, it is typically equipped with three or four wheels.

As the name implies, it is designed to handle a wider variety of terrain than most other vehicles.

So the next thing, I did… I got onto my computer and looked up the website that was offering three hour long drive throughs through rocky terrain.

At that moment, I was determined to ride the ATV even though I didn’t know what to expect from riding up rocky hills and going down steep slopes.

Well, there was defintiely some risk involved. But I couldn’t care less.

Experience has taught me to live for the moment as tomorrow may never come.

So I called up 2 of my good friends and told them about the of my plans to visit one of the small islands of Thailand, where the ATV drive through was at.

The guys were cool with it and we made a prompt decision to leave Thailand the very next day.

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Now, this is in fact my 5th holiday trip for the year. And a few of my peers who didn’t know about my online business yet, thought I was being ridiculous.

One of them even told me that I wasn’t getting any younger and that if I keep a week off, I could lose my job!

I guess he didn’t heard me when I said it was the fifth time of this year that I was going on a holiday.

I mean, any employer would have fired me by then.. But I just didn’t have the heart to tell him that and also… everything else is paid for from my online business.

But even so, doesn’t mean that if you’re making money on the internet it means that you’re going to have the time freedom to travel as an when you like.

The truth is, I still see a lot of internet marketers who can’t just leave their computers alone. You may think it’s just a habit, to bum around surfing the net. But these guys are not doing that. They are what some would call, internet marketing victims.

Yes, there do earn some money online… props to that. But there are still as busy as ever. It’s as if they have gotten themselves a new 9am - 5pm job.

Look, if you find yourself still slogging long hours online. You’re really doing it for the wrong reasons.

You gotta stop trying to do everything yourself.

Internet Marketing is supposed to be a business, not a job.

That’s why they call it an online business - duh!

Ok, I’m not trying to be harsh here. Well, maybe a little. But if you’ve not leveraging your business today, you’re not going to find the time to go on holiday trips every month, period.

Don’t take this the wrong way, but I’m telling you this because you’re my friends and I care about your business.

The key to this whole “Da Vinci Code” is really simple.

Just automate your business. Outsource as many things as you can to other people.

Remember, if it’s going to be something that someone else can do it, just pay them to do it.

You’ll be surprised by how much this can scale up your profits.

With more people in your team handling stuff like article writing, blog submission… etc, You’ll be able to focus more time on building more marketing campaigns (That’s where all the money is at)!

Don’t you think that this is truly a simple way to work smarter by doing a lot lesser and getting a whole lot done in return? I bet you’ll will agree with me.

Now you don’t have to begin with splurging on building a big team of professionals just yet.

Start off small, probably with one or two staff (Or virtual stuff).

Work with them on a project basis first to see if they’re able to deliver quality before you consider investing in them for the long term.

Now, going on a holiday every month isn’t impossible isn’t it?

P.S. Well… if you are eager to know how to push a ‘magic’ button… and unleash floods of customers that that are practically wetting themselves to hand you money to pay for your holidays. Check this out.

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5 Comments so far
  1. Yoli November 13, 2009 12:19 pm

    Very well said and thanks for the practical tips. Truly, the freedom that exists in the online business is not there in a 9pm - 5pm job and one needs to realize and enjoy it ! :-)

  2. Tom Ness November 22, 2009 10:29 am

    Hey Jaz,

    How are ya? Just wanted to drop by and say awesome blog post, man! You really hit on a ridiculous important topic when you said:

    “You gotta stop trying to do everything yourself.”

    I’ve seen SO many people fall victim to that, just thinking they have to do everything themselves. Either that, or they don’t know how/what to outsource, so they do it all anyway.

    And I agree, they definitely need to treat IM as a business, since it surely is! If you’re a business owner, you’re an entrepreneur. That means that you should focus on growing your business and working ON it, not IN it. Most people get into IM to eventually quit their real job, and here they end up slaving away with it and often times don’t ever get anywhere with it!

    So props to you, great post. I think a lot of people would benefit from it.

    Hope to talk soon,
    -Tom

    P.S. I see you’re in Singapore… Do you know the marketer John Yeo, by any chance?

  3. ricky November 24, 2009 7:00 am

    A good idea,we can have a try~

  4. Daruish Kouhi December 10, 2009 1:13 am

    Hi jaz,

    I really appreciate what you wrote and i am actually doing the same thing. I have a virtual staff and they do the blog submissions and trafficking while i focus on campaigning. Its really awesome to have a business nowadays because its fast and easy to do since majority of people are online. Unlike before that you have to really do it with meeting this people physically and have a seminar or Business Opportunity meeting and you have to spent on the venue and food. Nowadays, its cheaper and accessible not only to certain people around the area but also globally.

  5. Brian Satterlee December 11, 2009 10:54 pm

    I am soooo busy, how would I ever go on a monthly trip? Who would take care of my business?

    Nice post, I enjoy reading your website.