How Has Adam Khoo Changed Your Life?

Have a story to share? Tell me about it! Let me know how your life has changed after attending our Wealth Academy, Patterns Of Excellence, or SuperKids / I Am Gifted programs.

You can write about your goals and how you’ve achieved them, or you can share about your financial success, personal development, relationships, academic triumphs, etc. It’s really up to you!

Here’s how to share your story:

You can leave a comment here or simply send an email to adam[at]adam-khoo.com. I look forward to hearing from you.

Most humbly,
Adam

Scroll down to read all the success stories.

 

———- Forwarded message ———-
From: Jason Teo
Date: Sat, Feb 9, 2008 at 7:38 PM
Subject: A big thank you and regarding being a coach.
To: adam@adam-khoo.com

Hi Adam,

I am Jason and i took part in your “I am gifted, so are you!” 5 days camp back in 2004, I felt i benefited tremendously from that life changing 5 days and after camp i set off in life applying everything I have learnt back in camp, and with that i fulfilled my dreams and aspirations, I proceeded onto studying in Hwa Chong Junior College, and saying goodbye to the days I was an unmotivated individual with low self-esteem. In a short 1 year I picked up computer programming language, and represented the school in an NTU organised X-games competition where they tested up programming skills of JAVA. Something that took people many years to learn, took me a mere 8 months to learn with the help of NLP and speed reading and memory techniques I picked up from that camp.

In terms of social circles, everyone was amazed at how much more self-confident I have become. I widened my social circle tremendously as I had absolutely no fear of meeting new people and getting to know them better due to my new high self-esteem. From a student that could potentially be retained in secondary 3, i ended up as 5th in class while studying in The Chinese High.

I would like to say a big thank you to your dedication in coaching every single seminar, I could still vividly remember you yelling at a kid named Kenneth from my camp 4 years ago, I knew that was a form of tough love that you had to do, in order to get Kenneth to change. It definitely takes one of great dedication to continue to coach the camp even though you were supposedly sick during that duration. After the camp I thought about it and I was really very inspired by your dedication to coaching, that I actually have a burning desire to take up coaching and impact the lives of other people who were previously like me in a positive manner.

Even though life got more hectic as i enter Junior College, i continued reading up on NLP related books, of the self-help and motivational genre. I thought of joining the AKLTG coaching team in JC, but i felt i should prioritize my A levels first. Now that i have graduated from JC, and is currently serving my 2 years of National Service in a unit that allows me to book out daily under a 5 day work week scheme. Now that I have more spare time, I am keen to go back to the aspiration of being a coach for AKLTG once again.

My reasons for wanting to be a coach under AKLTG are two-fold. The first reason being I believe being a coach can help me further improve myself as an individual, there’s only so much books can teach oneself. I firmly believe in the concept that teaching others enable one to be an expert and the area of expertise he is teaching, and in the case of an AKLTG coach that area will be self-improvement.

Secondly, I find it a great pleasure to be able to guide others in their life, i speak from first-hand experience, as i have friends turned to me over the years when they are having troubles with life, and I would try my utmost best to guide them, and most of them have reflected that talking to me is kind of therapeutic. This is also align with one of my purpose in life, and that is to help others.

I have 2 concerns though, the first being since I am only free on weekday nights, and on weekends, does that hinder my chances of being trained to be a coach, because unless i apply for leave from my army unit, i will not be able to attend 5 day camps during the school holidays. I will try my utmost best to apply for leaves but there are no guarantees, however if I am required my the AKLTG coaching team on weekends, I am more than happy to turn up. Secondly, how do I go about applying to be an AKLTG coach?

Once again, big thanks to AKLTG for making me a more empowered individual in life, and sharing the methodology to success.

I would like to apologise if I seem rude by emailing you directly, instead of emailing the email address given on the AKLTG website. I did email the mailing address given on the AKLTG website exactly a week ago but so far I haven’t got a reply yet. I will always remember the phrase that you mentioned in camp and has ever since been stuck in my head. “do ANYTHING it takes to succeed” , and I am emailing you because i am willing to do anything to fuffill my dreams.

Eagerly waiting for a reply and thanks again,
Jason

—— Forwarded Message
From: annabelle khan
Date: Tue, 15 Apr 2008 01:22:58 +0800
To: adam
Subject: Greetings

Dear Mr Khoo,

Well, just as all other readers of your books, I would like to thank you very much.

I read “I am gifted, so are you!” at a young age (a gift from my Dad).

Another book which I acquired from Dad was “Secrets of Self-Made Millionaires”. As you said in your first chapter, I stopped the book half way. I’ve picked it up a week back again and decided that I shall finish it for my own very good.

Just wanted to let you know about myself, of course I do not know if you could spare the time to read this.

I am 20 years old going 21 end-year. Graduated from Ngee Ann Poly with a Dip. in Biomedical Science. I made a decision to work instead of study a year back (2007 April). Grossed about a 100K for my realtor Co. Though surrounded by many material savvy kids I’ve saved about 70-80% after netting expenses and co. cut, and I will pay off my Polytechnic fees soon, which almost everyone thinks I’m quite crazy. I decided not go give purchasing a car a go too.

I should continue to pursue a career in Wealth Management, I am awaiting the 2nd interview to “qualify”. All in all, I want to help and support myself first and fill myself up with truckloads of FIQ, in turn to help people.

I am really glad to know that, there is some one that I think alike too, the little bits we save on are able to generate much more; and many people fail to see that, hence the 80/20 rule.

I believe I will be the 20 like you are!

Please take your time to reply, if you wish to reply.

Thank you very much for your kind attention. I’ve learnt alot from your books, applying is another thing, and when I really apply it all, I believe I can share like you did.

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Yours Sincerely,
Annabelle Khan
ERA Singapore

—— Forwarded Message
From: Chuck Olivas
Date: Tue, 15 Apr 2008 23:29:46 -0700 (PDT)
To: adam khoo
Subject: Re: Congratulations Graduates

Hi Adam,

This is Richard Olivas or you may call me Chuck. I was a recent graduate of the Wealth Academy.

Honestly, I really liked the course that I just attended. It consists of the fundamentals as well as the technicals. Well thought concept. Congratulations. I think it is the best seminar I have so far attended. It is a whollistic approach to meeting your goals. I like the part that you about God even the seminar is all about MONEY. I believe God does not want us to remain slave to our employers. You also talked about Family. What good is to have all the MONEY in the world without your family. The NLP is also one of the best part of the seminar.

I never really had this kind of role modeling though I do some benchmarking. But now I found one in the person of you. I believe you are such a great model to anyone regardless of age or render. Hats off to you!!! I also like Conrad. He is so cool and composed. I liked him when he is very open (not a saint) yet able to recover from the past. I will give him a message separately. Adam, I hope someday we can very good friends. Don’t worry I am not of type of person who borrows money from his friends. Besides, I will be a millionaire like you.

Btw, it is my 2nd month of stay here in Singapore. On my frist month here I saw your ad and on the 2nd month I completed your course and it looks I will have a bountiful and prosperous stay here in Singapore.

As a graduate, rest assured, I will do my best to meet the standards of Wealth Academy.

Take care and I wish you all the best in life.

Chuck

From: Yong Chang Chin
Sent: Friday, May 23, 2008 11:39 AM
To: i-did-it@akltg.com
Subject: I did it! (Yong Chang of Singapore IAG 16-19 Nov 2007)

24/5/08
Dear Adam,

It has been a good long 6 months since your camp. I have finally began to see results. Thank you.

I can understand how busy your schedule is, so I will make this as brief as possible.

Before the camp, I was an average, under-performing secondary student in St. Joseph’s Institution. Before, I never really took my studies seriously, which was a miracle I came in second in my class in sec 1. Even though I topped my class, I was still very lousy as compared to the other students in the level. What’s more, I was happy with my results. What irony.

Anyway, now, in my latest exam, the Mid Years, I am very proud to say that I have done well. The results are as follows.

English Language 74 A2
Literature in English 78 A1 (highest in class)
History 78 A1
Mathematics 96 A1 (highest in class)
General Science 90 A1 (highest in class, highest in cohort)
Chinese Language 57 C5

Overall percentage: 78.83% (highest in class)

My teacher even said - “Yong Chang is a very bright boy who is mature and responsible. He is a gem to his classmates.”

The only big obstacle i have left is my chinese. I am actively looking for solutions to solve this obstacle. Before, I can honestly say that I have given up on Chinese. Now, even though I have not improved, I am not discouraged at all. Instead I am even more motivated to do well because everyone does not believe I can. =)

Another piece of good news is that I have applied for National Junior College Integrated Programme. I have passed the first stage in their selection, which is a General Ability Test (GAT). My NJC english and math test will be held on this coming Monday. I sincerely hope that I will do exceptionally well. However, I want your opinion on a matter. Is a normal secondary school education or an IP education better?

I hope you can reply soon. Thank you - for everything.

Yours sincerely,
Yong Chang

From: “Marcus Lee C.H”
Subject: Greetings Fellow WA 11 Graduands

Hey Friends!

It’s been four days since we’ve Graduated from Wealth Academy and boy it was Great to feel empowered!

I’ve never been one who socialise and network with my own friends from school days or NS, thus knowing you all and chatting up was really a very big breakthrough for me and my wife, Yelly as well.
…Networth = Network.
And Past does not equal Future.
What I’ve not done in the past does not equate to what I will not do in the future.
I believe you people are still being empowered and are setting Goals, Strategies and Actions to achieve what you have always wanted.

Just to share with you all, my wife and I went back to work and we had similar positive feedbacks from colleagues that somehow we were behaving and communicating very confidently and firm with our decisions at work.
My wife’s a nurse @ NUH and I’m a Software Consultant with an IT Startup. Both our jobs require us to interact with clients/customers/patients daily frequently.
So I believe it was a very positive impact on ourselves and would help us greatly.

Now that was just like 4 days of WA. Can you imagine what would we be if we attended POE??? Amazing…
This prompted us to save up and register for POE by end of this year (With our bonuses. :D).
And NO, I’m not selling or promoting AKLTG. It’s just what we wanted to share.

Lets have a clear path ahead and work towards our Goals!
See you at the next booster session!

>>Conrad: Where’s my photo?

Cheers!
Marcus Lee / Yelly

From: Sallee Lee
Date: Sun, 1 Jun 2008 22:03:39 -0700 (PDT)
To: Adam Khoo, Stuart Tan, Webster
Subject: Something to Share

Hello, Adam, Stuart, Webster and the coaches,

My daughter, Michelle Tan is now coming to 18 years old. She had attending the Adam Khoo camp when she was 13+ . Before the preview, she have this kind of bad attititude towards life and anything I asked her, her favourite reply would be “I Don’t know”. I have never give up onher and constantly talked to her and I guess that time, I didnt know how to talk to her. I was worried and very concerned about her.

Then I found the article about Adam Khoo preview and decided to register. But of course, Michelle refused to come along. So I have to force her to listern to the preview. Adam was the speaker at that time. The minute Michelle stepped out of the preview room, she did not say I dont know anymore and I’m really amazed. And that is the begining of her new life.

So, I’m writing to say a Million Thanks to Adam, Stuart and everyone in AKLTG. Keep up the good work.

Best regards,
Mrs. Sally Tan
Malaysia

—— Forwarded Message
From: Yi Jean Lim
Date: Mon, 2 Jun 2008 02:21:07 -0700 (PDT)
To: Adam Khoo
Subject: Hi! I did it!

Hi Adam,

I am Yi Jean from SMK Damansara Utama. I AM A CHAMPION.

I want to thank all of you very much! This camp really changed my life! I am now a much more confident person than i was before!

I have attached the pictures of some motivational pictures i pasted in my room. I have also completed my monthly planner for this year! I believe i can get straight As for PMR and top the nation!

I will do my weekly planner every sunday night. This technique will really help me manage my time much more efficiently. Before this camp, I did not manage my time well.. I am always stressed out as i spend a lot of time procrastinating.

By the way, i would like to know more about the quarterly empowerment sessions you have stated in Action #3. Thank you.

I need help about how to find out what career i want to be when i grow up. I know i want to be a millionaire. be successful and what i will do with the money. But i am not sure YET about the career i will be involved in. What are the guidelines for me to discover what i want to be?

Thank you.

Regards,
Yi Jean.

From: Yi Jean Lim
Date: Mon, 2 Jun 2008 02:21:07 -0700 (PDT)
To: Adam Khoo
Subject: Hi! I did it!

Hi Adam,

I am Yi Jean from SMK Damansara Utama. I AM A CHAMPION.

I want to thank all of you very much! This camp really changed my life! I am now a much more confident person than i was before!

I have attached the pictures of some motivational pictures i pasted in my room. I have also completed my monthly planner for this year! I believe i can get straight As for PMR and top the nation!

I will do my weekly planner every sunday night. This technique will really help me manage my time much more efficiently. Before this camp, I did not manage my time well.. I am always stressed out as i spend a lot of time procrastinating.

By the way, i would like to know more about the quarterly empowerment sessions you have stated in Action #3. Thank you.

I need help about how to find out what career i want to be when i grow up. I know i want to be a millionaire. be successful and what i will do with the money. But i am not sure YET about the career i will be involved in. What are the guidelines for me to discover what i want to be?

Thank you.

Regards,
Yi Jean.

From: Janet Chye
Date: Mon, 9 Jun 2008 14:43:51 +0800 (SGT)
To: adam
Subject: Thank you

Dear Adam, Coaches and all in the Superkids Camp 2-6 Jun ‘08

We would like to thank you all for the teachings, training, coaching and care given to our children whom had enjoyed during the Superkids Camp 2 to 6 Jun 08. We are certain that our children (Dilys & Lucas) had benefitted from this fun learning camp. They begin to understand certain aspects in life that we as parent are not able to teach. Many times, children always take parent’s love for granted. Sometimes, it is through the 3rd parties than they understand the true feeling of the parent’s love and support.

No doubt they had participated and benefitted in this camp, we as parent also learned alot from it.

We would guide them and always remind them positively about their choices and consequences.

Thank you,

Your sincerely,
Janet & Ken