I attended National Achievers Congress 2008 for the first time. I am someone who loves to attend self-improvement seminars as part of my learning programme. These seminars are great for re-charging, reminding me of what I need to do, keeping me realistic through listening to people who have been through the path and now sharing their experiences. The seminars also give me idea and ways to increase my personal development, my training aspect as well.

This time round, the trainers whom I was looking forward to are T.Harv Eker, Joe Girad, Blair Sing. T.Harv Eker is my teacher so I was really excited to hear him speak and at the same time, I took the chance to recap on the presentation skills he taught during “Train The Trainer” Programme. I was still simply amazed by the dynamics in his closing.

Blair Sing is closely associated with Rich Dad Poor Dad Advisor and his branding of salesdog. He taught me something memorable “Always Be Closing“. Bought 2 of his books. He is another very cool speaker who used different breeds of dogs in classifying type of people. I have heard about him mainly from T.Harv Eker and I have been listening to his audio programme on training. He shares similar style as T.Harv Eker.

Joe Girad is the man I truly respect and was totally amazed by his will in selling. Very enjoyable hours with him, throwing jokes around and performancing a really risky feat despite his age! He shares very real personal experience in term of the obstacles he went through and emphasized the importance of service as his main key to success. I will always remember what he taught ” One Step at a time”

Overall, I realize that all these successful people are normal beings with exceptional desire to be really successful so that they can contribute much much more in society through their experiences. All of them fell badly, some really badly but none of them submit to adversity. All the challenges faced by them are tests by the universal to see if they are up to the level they deserve.

Every speaker has taught me something. It is now up to me on how I use and apply the acquired knowledge learnt.

I have shared my thoughts, hope you like it.