Zimbabwe

Towards the end of last year, I felt I needed a vacation for myself and decided to take one. I wanted to go to some part of the world I had never been to just to unwind and refresh my energies. Incidentally I got an invitation from my Uncle and Aunt in Zimbabwe and I decided to honour it. While at it, I also made up my mind to go to South Africa and see the land.

A few months before, I would never have thought of going on a personally-sponsored vacation but since I got involved with Holidays and Cash, it’s become a dream come true.

On Dec 17, 2009, I hopped on a plane to Zim and was there till the beginning of 2010. I had a beautiful time there with my cousins who I hadn’t seen for over 10years and who studied in the UK. Loads of new friends were made and it was fun all the way. We went to some resorts and I particularly enjoyed the cooking of the house chef – Imagine! I was fasting during the period. There was also this tasty punch-like drink called Mazoe. I couldn’t drink enough of it. After which I went directly to South Africa to have some good time.

South Africa

SA was quite an experience. I had never been there before so I was really looking forward to it. I got picked up by a colleague from my university days and we headed straight to Pretoria from O. Tambo airport in Johannesburg. Pretoria proved to be exciting. I met and made a few new friends and we had a time of our lives. We went ICE-SKATING, GO-CARTING, to the zoo, football playing and so on. I met a few nigerians, zambians, south africans and other nationals as well. I got back to Nigeria after about 9 days in SA and started preparing to go to India.

India

What made India possible? Holidays and Cash says, “If you build leaders in your team, you can qualify for an all-expense paid vacation in an exotic city of the world.” I did build leaders in 2009 within the qualifying period and got to qualify for this vacation.

About 40 leaders qualified from around the world and we all met in India. INCREDIBLE was all I could describe India as. We went to see the Taj Mahal ( one of the wonders of the world). We were treated as kings from city to city. 5-star hotel accomodation (Galaxy Hotel in Delhi and Jaypee Palace Hotel in Agra). It was so much fun shopping, touring and networking. After 7 days of luxury, we moved to the UAE.

United Arab Emirates

I had been to Dubai before but I didn’t have the same kind of experience. For one, I went with a friend when I went earlier but I didn’t get to enjoy an all-expense paid luxurious time there. This time around, it was made even better because I had about 30 other friends from Nigeria with whom I explored and shopped in Dubai.

We went on a Dhow boat cruise on a lovely evening on the waters of Dubai with beautiful Dubai in the background as soft music played on our boat and cool breeze blew into our faces. It was a perfect moment to propose but my babe was in Nigeria. The buffet was quite good and after a while, trust us Nigerians to begin to make a noise singing praise songs to worship God.

Then we went on a desert safari the next day. Yes, I’d gone the safari before but it was as exciting as if I had never gone before. I recommend this activity for everyone who goes visiting in dubai. We left after 3 nights for lagos and to plan for the next leadership luxury vacaton(MALDIVES). I’ll talk about that in the next post.

Holidays and Cash has simply given some of us a new lifestyle of freedom, income and fulfilled dreams. If you also want to own your life or be as free as I am, simply go to www.holidaysandrewards.com/lcp1a/bussee and fill your details. I’ll get back to you as soon as I see your details.

I once read about a story that talked about freedom. Once upon a time, some circus workers captured a baby elephant from its family in the amazon jungle of South America. This elephant was very aggressive and violent towards its captors. It resented deeply its forced seperation from its mother and the rest of its family. It fought its captors bravely but unsuccessfully and they were able to subdue it a little, bind its legs and carry it on a horse drawn cart to the circus camp.

On getting to the circus camp, they tied up the elephant to an iron stake in driven deep into the ground. The elephant tried time after time to get away from his captors but each time he tried, when he had stretched the chain fully, he got stopped by the chain and had to return back to the stake. He kept on doing this for days and after a while resigned to fate that he could never be free from bondage.

One day after many months, one of his captors came and removed the chain from his ankle and literally set him free. The elephant simply walked to the same point at which the chain gets fully stretched and stopped. After a while, he returned to sit by the stake. Day after day, the elephant performed the same ritual, never stepping beyond the point he had been unable to cross when he was bound.

The elephant though hav’n been set free in reality was still bound in his mind and as a result could not live in the reality of his freedom.
The state of the elephant is one I like to define as being delivered but not being free.

Many people are like the elephant in this story. They have shut down their minds to freedom so much that in the moment of their deliverance, they are not aware of the consequent freedom that attends it. Deliverance is many times an external activity but freedom must be internal.
People’s minds are bound to the prevailing circumstances in the environment. I just got into Ado-Ekiti, the capital of Ekiti state with a great opportunity. I really expected to be greeted with enthusiasm and drive, rather I was met with skepticism and excuses. I almost got discouraged but quickly recognised the fact the deliverance vs. freedom issue springing to the fore.

People don’t want to fail forward. They don’t want to try something that looks like something they have failed at before. It is no wonder that Nigerians support one club in England this season and another in Spain next season and another in England next season and so on….People are so used to rushing after the winning team. They don’t understand the importance of building a winning team.

I couldn’t help but wonder, “what will it take me to drive the elephant beyond the boundary of his bondage in his mind?”. “what do I need to do to open the eyes of his mind?”

People have one negative thing or the other to say about network marketing and I ask myself.

“would people rather stay on a job, work their lives out, hate their bosses and their organisations, earn less than they desire, deprive their family of necessarily time  and still get stuck int he rat race simply because they are unwilling to bolster up courage and write their own stories?”

“If network marketing especially those with models by which you can earn passive income for the rest of your life  isn’t the fairest type of marketing inthe world, then tell me is it conventional marketing that only rewards the direct salesman and not the chain of advertisers, referrers or indirect marketers?”

“Why are people hypocritically behaving as if there’s one particular thing they are passionate about, the absence of which they’d rather die when it’s obvious that all they truly wish for is freedom (financial and otherwise)?”.

“If only wishes were horses, even beggars will ride”.

“The proof of desire is pursuit”.

Apparently, loads of people around here are not desirous of freedom, they only wish it, otherwise, they’ll pursue it with all they’ve got.
Deliverance is not equivalent to freedom until one gets involved in making it so.

Deliverance is to wishing what desire and pursuit are to freedom.
You may have been delivered, but are you free?

Michael Faust, the International Sales Director  of HolidaysandCash, a multinational network marketing company headquatered in Nigeria is set to formerly launch the current fastest growing and most rewarding online marketing product in Nigeria ith the course of this week and next week. Michael is going to launch the product in major cities across the country namely Lagos, Abuja, Port-Harcourt and maybe a few other ones starting from Saturday, 24th January at The Coliseum in Lagos to 29th January in some other part of the country.

HolidaysandCash is marketing a travel product called “privilege pack”. This product gives access to the owner an online portal that has the ability to search for over 900,000 of the best hotel reservation, resort reservation and flight reservation deals all over the world at unbelievably discounted prices. Interestingly, H&C as holidaysandcash is fundly called also provides an opportunity for its members to earn as much as and over $10,000 weekly.

Network marketing, I’ve always believed is at the core of our economic development in Africa. Until people can begin to get rewarded for the simple action of referring other people to buy products or services, Africans will never believe that wealth is attainable by all and sundry. Network Marketing also creates a flat level of relationship between all that participate. No graduate has undue advantage over the undergraduate. In fact, experience and statistics have shown that people with no other options succeed more at Network Marketing than those who fill they have other options. Here what the money bags say about network marketing………….

“Network marketing is the business of those who love helping other people.”…………….Robert Kiyosaki

“If I go bankrupt and lose all the money that I have now, I will simply join a network marketing company and rise through the ranks on the way to my making back all I lost.”…………..Donald Trump

HolidaysandCash since its launch in July, 2008 has succeeded in making several millionaires in Nigeria and many other countries all over the world. Ijeoma Chukwu in Nigeria is currently the highest earner in the country. She earns over $10,000 per week. Many others in Nigeria earn hundreds of dollars per week on the basis of referrals. Many others have had to access prime vacation deals through the online portal that H&C offers to its subscribers.

To know more about holidaysandcash, you can mail me at busayoakanro@gmail.com or check the link out at www.holidaysandcash.com/bussee and my phone number is +234-803-4717-104; +234-8072690079

Other Cities for the H&C Launch are:

Holidays and Cash “Nigeria” Events
Lagos, Enugu, Abuja, Port Harcourt and Ibadan

We encourage you to make one of these events a high priority and encourage your team to do the same. The information shared has the potential to change your life forever!

Please note, all attendees must register and make payment prior to the event to secure places.

Lagos

• Venue: The Coliseum, off Opebi Road, Ikeja, Lagos.
• Date: Saturday January 24, 2009
• Schedule (2 sessions)
  • 10:00am – 1:00pm
  • 2:00pm – 5:00pm
• Cost: N1000 per person (Seminar packs and refreshments)
• Presenter: Michael Faust (CEO/President of H&C)

Enugu

• Venue: Cassino Hall, Zodiac Hotels 5/7 Rangers, Avenue Independence Layout, Enugu, Enugu State.
• Date: Sunday January 25, 2009
• Schedule 12:00pm – 3:00pm
• Cost: N1000 per person (Seminar packs and refreshments)
• Presenter: Michael Faust (CEO/President of H&C)

Abuja

• Venue: The Haven, Conference and Halls, No 6, Lasale Street Off Shehu Shagari Way, Maitama (Near MTN Office)
• Date: Monday January 26, 2009
• Schedule (2 sessions)
  • 12:00pm – 3:00pm
  • 4:00pm – 7:00pm
• Cost: N1000 per person (Seminar packs and refreshments)
• Presenter: Michael Faust (CEO/President of H&C)

Port Harcourt

• Venue: Royal Banquet Hall, Presidential Hotel, Port Harcourt.
• Date: Wednesday January 28, 2009
• Schedule: (2 sessions)
  • 10:00am – 1:00pm
  • 2:00pm – 5:00pm
• Cost: N1000 per person (Seminar packs and refreshments)
• Presenter: Michael Faust (CEO/President of H&C)

Ibadan

• Venue: Nigerian Union of Journalist, Oyo State (NUJ) Millenium Press centre, Iyaganku GRA, Ibadan.
• Date: Thursday January 29, 2009
• Schedule 2:00pm – 5:00pm
• Cost: N1000 per person (Seminar packs and refreshments)
• Presenter: Michael Faust (CEO/President of H&C

PLEASE NOTE: If you are reading this any time after December 31st, 2009 then you need to contact me for more updates. This is because many great changes has been made.