Okay I know it wasn’t responsible of me to not update this blog for a month (personally), save for Khai’s introduction and his take on the Affiliate Marketing business. I apologize for that.
I had started my 750 Traffic Tactics Private Label Rights sale in early April and wrapped it up within 64 hours, having sold a wee bit above its 300 copy limit. Shortly after, I went on a week-long vacation overseas.
<--- Yes, that's me wearing the "Eskimo" outfit. :-) Just so you know, there's no such thing as snow in Malaysia.
It was a rejuvenating holiday and I was more pumped up than ever when I got back from vacation. I could use one of those every now and then.
While I had a lot of fun exploring new places and learning culture in the Middle East, there was one downside to it. Yep… the long hours spent sitting in the airplane (I took two planes to get to my destination) and wondering around the Transfer Hall. I didn’t bring my laptop with me on purpose and boy, it was like denying drugs to an addict!
So I ‘killed’ time reading two books I brought with me, one of which I purchased on the fly at the bookshop in the airport. The long idle hours rewarded me with plenty of time to think, reflect and make further plans on the message these two books bring.
If you’re doing business on the Internet… wait, YOU ARE.
Okay, I really, really recommend getting these two books when you take your next trip to the nearest bookstore or visit Amazon.com.
4-Hour Work Week

I’ve heard raves about this book for months but only purchased and read it just recently. To be brutally honest with you, I didn’t expect much of the book from a guy called Timothy Ferris when I first heard about it.
I had friends telling me that “it’s all about outsourcing your tasks to other people.” Am I not already doing that? As an active Internet Entrepreneur, I have invested my time and money in countless E-Books and Study Courses. In fact, you too have access to a wealth of content within your Resell Rights Mastery membership. After being exposed to so much content and raising my expectation bar, it would take a lot to impress me.
So what’s 4-Hour Work Week about and did I finally buy into it?
The concepts are no theories and the author is not a parrot of common advice. As a matter of fact, I have reason to believe it was the work of a highly interesting man who leads a highly interesting life. This is especially suited for the one-man entrepreneur and people who form the work force. This material challenges conventional ideas set by the majority when it comes to work and retirement. Remember what I said about outsourcing? This book goes beyond that.
The premise is that people don’t have to necessarily conform to a ‘generic lifestyle’. (If you ask me, well why even do it?) When I say ‘generic lifestyle’, I’m talking about:
- going to school then to get a full-time job
- work 9 to 5 for 40 years and retire at 65 years-old
- give boring answers during casual conversations
- have average pay checks and rare pay raises
- work alone and work hard
- live life moderate and average
In fact, the book answers a lot of questions and concerns we Internet Marketers have. Concerns like how a one-man entrepreneur can fully achieve peak profits and results of a corporation. Notice I didn’t say peak ‘productivity’. Time Management is now irrelevant as one of the chapters discuss a powerful value that I also share and apply.
Nonetheless, I found out how much I didn’t know when I read it for the first time. Pick your copy now if you haven’t just yet.
Increase Your Financial IQ

Before I discovered the possibilities of doing business on the Internet, I invested in almost every book released by Robert T Kiyosaki, the first being Rich Dad Poor Dad of course. What a classic.
Oh, those were my trying times back then, and I was working on my first (and hopefully last) full-time job. I still keep the collection in my book shelf today.
In Increase Your Financial IQ, Robert discusses a very serious issue and that the world’s greatest recession is about to hit us in our direction. Very soon for sure. Notice that the US Dollar is gradually dropping in value day by day? It all started with this ‘change’ way back in 1974. (I’m not telling you what it is, you have to read the book to find out!)
In a nutshell, the book shares five critically important Financial IQs:
#1: Making More Money
#2: Protecting Your Money
#3: Budgeting Your Money
#4: Leveraging Your Money
#5: Improving Your Financial Informaton
Now would it surprise you that *A LOT* of Internet Marketers are actually broke or don’t keep as much money as they should be? Yes, I’m talking even about those who claim they made $132,931.88 in eight days, so and so..
Surprised? Well, so am I too!
Until I got to know some of them personally. While the good thing is that more and more people today are able to make money online - and generate huge sums at it (see Financial IQ #1 mentioned above) - most of them have very poor money management habits. I am a good keeper of money but I admit that I’m not perfect either.
The irony of the Internet Marketing industry is that many leaders too focus solely on making more money, more money, more money… and as a result, many of us lose focus on other aspects of money management - budgeting, leveraging, protecting, and growing.
Put this in your ‘must read’ list too.
Hope you’ve enjoyed my reviews and insights on these two books! Talk real soon…
Edmund Loh
Resell Rights Mastery















Hei Edmund:
It is very surprising that the so called established internet marketer can go broke. I mean the sale hype claiming that they can make so much money in such a short span of time make newbies like me
feel so small. Anyway thank for the insight.
thank you
Majid
Hi Majid,
Wow I overlooked your comment, I should’ve replied ages ago!
Well most Internet Marketers I know personally are honest by nature. They aren’t lying about those figures and the burst of income they make, either. But usually, what is often untold is the effort and amount of investment they pour into. This is still a fantastic business to be in because I don’t know of any other types of business that gives a high ROI and profit margin percentage.
However, most Internet Marketers I know - even the top-tiers not excluded - are not necessarily good money managers either. If one makes his first $100,000 and starts splashing it on a big car and put a down payment on a new big house, it sure isn’t smart vs. delayed gratification i.e. investing it for more return gains.
You’re welcome anytime, Majid.