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I went to Singapore over the weekend to attend the UPS and to see the numbers growing every month. 
What does that tell you? 
That more and more lives have been blessed; more and more people see the need to change their way of living; more and more people see the urgency to change. 
It's great to be down there, staring at those people who has gotten their success, but very humble to share about their life journey, and you know what, all of them find their lives transformed because of the Happy Life Project. All of them acknowledged how the UNIPOWER system has helped them in achieving their success, and yet, being on stage today, they are still very humble beings. 
I can assure you that none of this can be found in ANY companies out there. 

On Sunday, I attended the training. I woke up with a bad case of flu and wasn't feeling well. 
But I did not let that stop me. 
I went to Singapore, to SEE more, and to learn new things. I had to leave halfway, because I had to rush home. 

I slept through my entire journey home, and I thought I could catch more sleep during my journey home from the airport, WHEN the cab driver asked me, where was I from, and what am I currently doing. In the past, I always tell people that I am an Engineer, in the Oil and Gas field, so that people can see that I am actually quite "atas", don't play play ah. But that day, that question, woke me up. From being all tired, I jumped into the first opportunity I could share with him what I do. 

"I help people to redesign their lives, teach them how to get what they want in their lives, which they don't already know."

It came out so fluently, for a second, I was expecting a comeback remark from the taxi driver. His eyes grew slightly bigger and I knew it triggered his curiosity. I then, asked him how he became a taxi driver and this is how his story goes:

"He was a Mechanical Engineer who graduated from UTM, Skudai, Johor, and he worked for Sony. Just like everyone else, he thought this was the company he could retired in, and did his work whole-heartedly. Little did he know that when his age touched 40, he was asked to leave the company under the VSS scheme. Imagine at the age of 40, when you have reached the prime age, to be comfortable, and has build a solid foundation in an organization, the company has to let you go. How do you think it made him feel?

He has 7 children. That's 9 mouths to feed, including his wife and himself. He took his VSS money, started a small business in the motorcycle repairing shop and also because his friend told him that by being a taxi driver, he can earn quite a good income, so he took up driving taxi too. 
And then I asked him, if something happens to him one day, which resulted him not being able to work, is there any money coming in to feed his family?

His answer was no. 

That's when I shared him the difference between active and passive income. That's when I shared with him the danger of being the only sole breadwinner for his family. That's when he shared with me that his biggest goal in life was to bring his wife to tunaikan haji. I asked him, why his wife only, he told me that's what he can afford to. I asked him wouldn't it be better if he can bring his 7 children along with them too? Will that be better? He said, "Yes, but I cannot afford."

I told him, that's what Happy Life Project is for. If he has planned to bring his wife to Haji in 2019, in a budgeted flight, staying the budgeted hotel, I offered him an opportunity to work hard this 2-3 years, and then bring all his family members to Haji, in the most comfortable flight and stay nearer to the Kaa'bah. 

He was amazed. And asked me, "It sounds too good to be true. Is it a MLM? I have joined a few companies before, but none of them gave me what they promised."

To which I replied, "And so why do you think you failed?"

He replied, "Everyone promised me something, but after they got their money, all of us cannot get of what we were promised. We weren't able to do what our uplines did."

I smiled, and told him, "That's where our system comes in."

And then spend 30 minutes explaining to him how it works and he was really surprised to know that I was only 26 to see the importance of time and health freedom. I am glad I was able to share about what I know, and I told him if he were to know Happy Life Project today, and you know of people who needs this, I believe you will share right?

To which he nodded, dropped me off safely, and promised to make time to see me again. 
And you know what, my flu and tiredness vanished along the way, and it made me really happy to be able to share with people proudly, of what I do.