Wednesday, 29 October 2014

Watch out! You’re being scammed at this very moment.

Watch out! You’re being scammed at this very moment.

While there may be many forms of “scam” out there in the world today, we at Galaxy Trio believe that the biggest “scam” is the one we are perpetrating on ourselves, day in and day out, causing us to rest on our laurels, lose our passion and fail at every turn.

Webster’s definition of a scam is a strategy to defraud, swindle and trick – an act of systemic destruction using opportunity and deceit to gain profit. However, I have a different definition of the word “scam”, and it is closely related to how most of us are living our lives at this very moment. Many of us go through life just to “cruise”, we settle, limit our own abilities and convince ourselves that we have done enough. That still small voice in our head that often tells us to stop working so hard, be opportunistic, to follow and not lead is the one that is defrauding us day in and day out of our lives.

Yes, we are scamming ourselves. Every day and we do not even know it. We scam ourselves when we procrastinate, when we leave things too late, and when we give up. We scam ourselves when we are convinced that the world is against us, that luck is not on our side, and that success is for other people, and we are happy to live life on the fringe and accept whatever meagre scraps that are given to us.
Well, let me tell you something. That is not how you succeed in life and that is definitely not the Galaxy Trio way. We are where we are today because of our winning spirit, because we refuse to convince ourselves that we have done enough, and we strive to do better each and every day.

“Now” is not later, it really means now!

Stop procrastinating. One of the habits of successful people in the world today is that they often are “go!” from the moment they wake up and they do not stop moving till they get back to bed. They are constantly motivated in whatever they do, they get inspired daily and measure their progress by the achievements that they make, be it tiny or great. We need to stop telling ourselves that later is a good idea, which tomorrow is the day to start – now means now. It means to change our mindset, to resist that lazy inertia that will only leave us in the void of failure and in the end, we will wake up and find ourselves too far behind to catch up and too lost to find our way again. Here at Galaxy Trio, we inculcate a philosophy of locomotive assertion – building mountains by working everyday towards a goal. We balance our leisure with a reinforced and positive attitude of work which leads to an equal and opposite reaction of success.

Milestones exist, but nothing is ever “good enough”

Another way that we scam ourselves is that all familiar pat on the back that turns into a resistance to work harder. There is nothing wrong with celebrating milestones or successes along the way, but as long as you have the energy to achieve and do more, nothing should be “good enough” – there is always more out there, not in a monetary sense, although that will always come, but in a sense of ambition, fulfillment and passion. No matter what you do – whether you are working on the Galaxy Trio platform, working on your love life, your family – never stop. The bar can always climb higher, you can always do more, you can help others to achieve. The problem with thinking that something is good enough is that more often  - you can get stuck to a point where locomotion is no longer possible, and it will take a gargantuan effort to overcome this static energy and get back in the groove.

Sometimes it is best to ignore that small voice in your head.

The biggest enemy you can have is yourself. Remember that. At Galaxy Trio, we are a family where a fully functioning support center exists at all times to encourage each other, push each other and celebrate successes together. People who can work alone and achieve greatness are a rare breed and if this is something that you can do, then congratulations! For the rest of us, isolation is the disease that leads to the epidemic of failure and under achievement and this must be avoided at all costs. Surround yourself with positive, successful people and soon you will find that you will rise as well, and you have made making a difference everyday a habit. And if you ever hear yourself in your head telling preaching negativity, shut the voice out, go for a walk, talk to your friend or mentor – whatever you do, do not listen to that voice.

Last but not least, do onto others . . .


If you notice people around you that are scamming themselves – step in, be the mentor, teach them the ways. Learning not to trick yourself into failure is a skill and a talent that can be carried on through to every aspect of your life – from personal to business. If we can build an ecosystem of support – there is almost nothing that can be achieved. This is exactly the mantra in which Galaxy Trio lives by – work together, achieve together, support each other – we are a proven platform that has benefitted thousands  - because we have our basics right.

Sunday, 26 October 2014

Success is a lifestyle, money is the score.


One of the habits of successful people is that they have made achievement into a habit, it is encoded into the DNA of their lives and it affects everything that they do. They have passion, energy, a temperament towards outdoing what is established but at the same time, willing to impart their knowledge to others, sharing their experiences and most importantly, getting joy when success is achieved by everyone around them. They are not selfish, nor do they retreat into their own enclaves of self-achieved wealth while wishing detriment on others.

One of the first things that I noticed when I joined the Galaxy Trio team is their emphasis on the word family and togetherness – if one succeeds, all succeeds – there is a support system that surpasses any other programme I had been in and gave me inspiration to achieve. Their classes are full of energy, sociable and most importantly, held together by the thread of togetherness. This word will be echoed a lot  - not just during the Galaxy Trio training sessions but also, the events that happen outside of class – the get-togethers, the picnics, social bonding that is at the very heart of an organisation that has helped so many people achieve financial freedom.

The problem with most systems and most people who are in their careers is that they put money first. That is the baseline of their job choices and that is how they measure their satisfaction in life. Money is transient, it is cold, and a fat bank account does not necessarily mean that one can be totally happy. Look at so many of the Wall Street bankers who have quit their jobs for more modest jobs that give them freedom of life; we don’t even have to look that far – the financial handlers that live in our very own shores are just like the money they make – transient. Money comes, and it can easily go.

One of the most important lessons that Galaxy Trio taught me is instilling a great work ethic in whatever it is I do. Having passion for what I believe in, and of course, kicking selfishness out of the door. This is why all the haters of the system, all the people who have accused it of being something else than a great platform that has helped hundreds of people get out of their rut and finally find purpose in their lives – are still standing by the wayside.

Success is a lifestyle. It is with you when you wake up, throughout the day, when you meet new clients and when you are with your family. When this happens, you look at failure as a lesson, you pick yourself up and you soldier on. No book in the world is going to teach you that. Galaxy Trio has taught me how to be successful, reap the rewards of success and impart this to everyone else. I urge anyone out there who has lost their passion, to come into the Galaxy Trio family environment and blossom.


You have nothing to lose.