I just got back from a great trip to Sydney, Australia. It was my first time there and I must say that it was one of the best cities I've ever been to. I've been to over 100 different cities throughout the world and Sydney ranks up there. The weather was great, the scenery beautiful, the culture was diverse and the people were very friendly.
I was in Sydney for 3 reasons:
– Speak on stage at the Sydney Convention Centre for our annual Asia Pacific Convention
– Hang out with some of my top business partners that I have mentored
– Discover a new city and country
The schedule was relaxing and made things really fun. One of the reasons I really loved this trip was because I had tons of time to myself to explore the city. I got to workout, go run and walk around the city everyday.
I'm not a big fan of tours when I travel. When I go to a new city, I prefer to run and walk and just look at how the locals live their daily lives. To become a part of them and do my best to see what it would feel like if I live there. I always feel that is the best way to get to know a place and I always discover something new and interesting. You can call it “travel serendipity.”
The highlight of each day was my daily jog. Exercise makes me happy and motivates me. That is when I am “in my zone” and creative. I would look at the city map and plan my routes and go explore someplace new every time. In the afternoons, I would also make time to walk around and see some sites.
MAKING MY MOM PROUD
I made my mom very proud when I spoke on the main stage at Sydney Convention Centre during the Closing Session.
I used to be a very shy and quiet kid but thanks to the USANA Business Program and having the right mentor, I have developed a success mindset and learned success habits.
My mom would have never thought her shy and quiet son would one day speak in 
front of over 4,000 people!
In the opening of my speech, I surprised my mom by speaking in Mandarin Chinese for the first minute! I could see her smile with tear when I was on stage speaking!
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In my speech, I shared how the USANA Business Program changed my life and also shared 4 valuable lessons that you can apply to become successful in a home business.
MEMORIES CREATED
EXTRA TRAVEL BONUS
And the best part of the trip was that it was a 100% business tax write off! Would you like to travel and have fun and be able to write it off and basically get a tax refund for it?!
That is one of the best parts of having a part time home business. Not only do you engage yourself in a business training program and earn part time income, but you also get numerous benefits such as tax deductible travel.
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If you have never been to Sydney, I would recommend going down there to check it out. The flight may be long but it's worth it. I had a great time. Traveling is one of the best ways you educate yourself and at the same time you create a meaningful and memorable life.
Sincerely,
The convention was a fantastic one and you gave a brilliant speech there. Really appreciate your sharing during your speech and after the convention.
Great stuff and very motivating for people like me who have just started out in the USANA business! Thanks Simon!
The USANA convention was to say the least highly motivational with the USANA family gathered there in AP once a year and you were truly inspirational!!
Bless you Simon;-))
What can I say other than I am so proud of you as well, that shy Simon guy is now a sought-after motivational speaker. Bravo, my friend!
Thank you so much for your inspiritional sharing. I still remembered how excited I was in Sydney. This time when I am listen I wrote dowm all the words you said. I believe my dream will be fulfilled:)
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