"When you concentrate your energy purposely on the future possibility that you aspire to realize, your energy is passed on to it and makes it attracted to you with a force stronger than the one you directed towards it".

~ Stephen Richards.

Working in the health care field allowed me to travel and live in different countries including the United Kingdom, the USA, and Switzerland. I saw how successful people lived and wanted to know how they got there. I started reading books like “Rich dad poor dad” by R. Kiyosaki. And other authors such as Steve Covey, Brian Tracy, Neale Donald Walsch, and Andy Shaw. I listened to presentations by Les Brown, Zig Ziglar, Jim Rohn, and many other successful people. In each case, I learned something important for personal growth and successful life. I knew I could be a better person and life could be better too. That is when my search for a better life for myself and my family began.

I wanted to do something that would allow me time with my grandchildren. And I wanted to remain in my field i.e. interacting with college students. As an entrepreneur, I chose to use the internet and its much potential. It has not been an easy ride. There were many false starts. And loss of hard-earned money. In fact, it came to a point I no longer told my daughter what I was doing. But I do not give up.

In my pursuit, I have been blessed with mentors where I have learnt both entrepreneurial and life skills. I have interacted with a mentor who showed me what I was missing and what I have been doing wrong in wealth generation. He has been showing people how to create real and lasting breakthrough in

business, marketing, income generation and living well. I have also had mentors showing me how to share my gifts so I can help more people. This has become my main area of action - offering courses for college students on success factors to carry them through college and into their future

I love what I do and am encouraged when I share the lessons which I have learned both as an entrepreneur and as a trainer.