From the desk of Judy Khoo
Chonburi, Thailand

I want to be honest with you.

Making a living online is hard.  It is not some miracle that will happen overnight.

I started my career in IT as a programmer in 1981 and worked my way up to being a Managing Director of a company dealing with providing solutions for sensitive real time data collection using the latest technology of that time.  At the peak of my time, I had 2 overseas subsidiaries and a local branch, all handling customers from the Fortune 500 companies.  By the age of about 40, I was burnt out.

I took an early retirement and moved to Thailand. By the way, I am a Malaysian and still am.  Online marketing was just starting out at that time in 2005. Quite innocently, I thought I would be rich just by listening to all the "gurus" talk about how to make money online. In 2005, one had to physically attend webinars to learn. There is no such thing as online webinars like Zoom or Google Meet.  I spent hundreds of dollars signing up for programs and attending classes.

Very fast, I found that all those investments gel nothing at all for me except bills.  In between, I had to survive, so I had a little pub running in the beautiful island of Koh Samui.  After 6 years of late nights (or should I say early mornings), my partner and I decided it was enough and we moved to a beautiful historical city where we had a small hotel. Things were looking good until Covid 19 happened. Then everything came tumbling down. Our business had to close.  

Without any source of income, I came across a challenge that looked very interesting to me.  Of course, after all the years of being duped into paying for investments, I was more critical this round. After a lot of research and trial, I believed I found someone who is genuine in assisting me to find my path towards my success.

Making money online is not my only focus in life. My partner suffers from diabetes for over 20 years and recently, we found a solution that helped balance his blood sugar for the first time.  We are rejoicing in this and we want to share this information with you as well.

We also have 6 dogs and 6 cats which are part of our family.  They are all strays that we have picked up over the years.  They have taught us a lot about relationship, love and everything that matters in live. 

You can only become truly accomplished at something you love. Don’t make money your goal. Instead, pursue the things you love doing, and then do them so well that people can’t take their eyes off you.

Cheers

Judy

PS.  Our cat, Snowy, died on 2nd September 2022 at 2.40pm after succumbing to kidney failure.  Our thoughts and love will always be with him.