Jo Han Mok’s Internet Millionaire Code

Here’s my personal collection of “Quotes That Get You Thinking”, which I decided to share with you today.

Undoubtedly as you’ll discover, these quotes have formulated a huge part of my personal business philosophy, and have empowered me with quite a fair addition of business savvy.

Hopefully it can do the same for you.

Trust me, adding a liberal sprinkling of these into your marketing mix will supercharge it with power.

Anyway, as you read down the list below, ask yourself which one of these quotes made an impact on you, and why?

On the 27th of May, 2008, you and I will be impacted significantly.

You see, the 27th of May, 2008, marks my first year anniversary with my wife, Joey and we’re gonna be celebrating in a big way.

On a deeper, personal level, it also marks the successful end of my private ‘experiment’, living what I call the “60 Minute Lifestyle”.

Ever since I turned full time dad, I’ve been ‘working hard’ at slashing my time spent on the computer. After much trial and error, I’ve finally perfected a system that still allows me to generate a six figure income a month, working no more than 60 minutes a day.

Within your target market, find a business or company that has a website or its very own ezine. Approach and ask them if they want to join your affiliate program and if it would be possible for you to promote what you are offering on their site or ezine.

In return for this, offer to give your product for free. If you have your own ezine or website, offer to promote something for them also. Try to make an offer that they will find irresistible.

You’ve probably heard.

Jeff Walker just launched his Product Launch Formula 2.

Eben Pagan just launched his Guru Mastermind.

Both products aren’t cheap, but probably worth every cent and more.

I gotta confess, when I first started out, there was no way I could afford products at such price tags. But that didn’t prevent me from achieving the success I enjoy today, and it’s all thanks to a elusively obvious strategy that I want to share with you.

You see…one of my favorite books of all time, is “Obvious Adams, The Story Of A Successful Businessman”, published in 1916.

The Internet is what it is because of connections, bridging one computer to a host of others. Because of this we are able to access information at a click of a button.

The things we click are called links, and they can be likened to the synapses of a brain – connecting the user from one document to another.

One of the main tenets of website design is that a page must be able to link to another page. Failure to do so renders the page dead – and is a lot like crashing into a brick wall as you speed down the information highway.