Gary Ng Happiness, Success and Fun
E-Web Marketing was interviewed by SmartCompany.com.au on how we have used game mechanics to increase team engagement and productivity significantly.
Check out the full article here: How gamification can power up your business.
How to Create a Culture of Lateral Thinkers – Part 2
Please click here for Part 1 of this blog post before reading on.
Is it harder for people to operate without managers to watch over their shoulders, giving directions and expecting reports? In many ways, yes. It’s easier to have someone tell you what to do. It’s easier to know exactly what’s expected of you. And it’s definitely easier to not have to take risks, or come up with new ideas, or have someone to turn to to fix it when everything suddenly goes wrong. Read More »
How to Create a Culture of Lateral Thinkers – Part 1
“Do not confuse motion and progress. A rocking horse keeps moving but does not make any progress.” – Alfred A. Montapert Today I want to share some simple shifts you can implement in your business to build a team of lateral thinkers, instead of fostering a culture made up of doers. You can’t afford to have staff who look at their work and their life as a series of tasks, and who aren’t expected to solve problems creatively. If you do, then you have people who are playing the game on a lower level, and who will always look to you to provide the higher level strategies for business growth. Not a very sustainable approach. Read More »
Business Mastery with Anthony Robbins – Day 4
Hello, everyone. Day Four has just finished. Actually it finished a few hours ago and it’s 2:00 in the morning now. I think it finished around 10:30 or so. Went to dinner with a few of the guys that I’ve met at the Business Mastery, and I must admit a few of these are people I’ve met and formed a relationship with that I’m confident that will be my friends for life. Whether we stay in contact every single day or not, they hold a very special place in my heart, and they’ve helped me grow as a person during the session. And we’ve helped each other make a lot of breakthroughs.
Business Mastery with Anthony Robbins – Day 3
Good morning, everyone. It’s 1:30 in the morning, and I had another awesome day at Business Mastery. I’ve learned a lot today and had a lot of significant breakthroughs. So what am I going to share with you? I’ll go for some of the things that we’ve learned today, but some of the stuff you just need to be there in person, so I really encourage you to go. I know that the cost of Business Mastery—it cost me around, like, $10,000 – is quite significant, but they give you the guarantee that if you don’t feel you can make a million dollars after your first day, they’ll give you a full refund. If you actually execute the stuff that they teach you, it’s well worth over a million dollars, and the friendship from the people you meet and just being around some of these great masters and seeing what they do – it really changes your life and your business life, so I really encourage you guys to go.
Business Mastery with Anthony Robbins – Day 2
Hello, everyone. Speaking from Melbourne. This is the end of Day Two of Business Mastery. It’s 1:22 in the morning. And I actually finished a lot earlier. We started the day at 10am, the first lunch break was at around 5pm, and the event actually finished at 10pm. But today, the main enjoyment I got out of the events is that I met a lot of people that I guess are going to become great friends, or I’ve already become great friends and connected with them, and some of them are going to be helping out with my business as well and taking it to great heights. So I’m really excited about some of these friendships and partnerships that I can carry on for the rest of my life.
Business Mastery with Anthony Robbins – Day 1
Hi guys! I’m Gary. I’m speaking to you from Melbourne, Australia. I’m looking forward to the next Business Mastery in 2012 with Tony Robbins and Chet Holmes. It’s going to be exciting. I know it’s going to be awesome. It’s going to be a long day from 9 until like 12, and who knows whether we actually get lunch or dinner breaks, but it’s going to be good. Over the next four days, I want to share a lot of the key learnings from each day with you guys, so stay tuned and goodbye.
My Early Days as an Entrepreneur
The story of how I founded my first business was recently featured in BRW magazine, as part of a showcase on migrant entrepreneurs. The following excerpt is from an article originally published in BRW magazine; you can read the full version here.
Why You Should Get Personal with Performance Reviews
What does happiness mean to you?
If you were preparing for a Personal Growth Projection (PGP) at our company E-Web Marketing, this would be the first question you’d be asked. It tops the list because, compared with a traditional employee evaluation that focuses on your role performance, a PGP is designed to measure your happiness. Read More »
Why Success is Never Intended
“If you don’t know where you are going, you will probably end up somewhere else.”
- Laurence J. Peter
As CEO of a company that holds developing successful entrepreneurs as its core business, I spend a lot of time encouraging my team members to think about what success means to them individually. Each person’s vision of success is invariably varied (billionaire, philanthropist, Internet Superhero, to name a few of the replies I’ve heard), however, all are rooted in the basic dictionary definition of “success”: The accomplishment of an aim or purpose. Read More »
