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Dear friend,Quite a long time ago, a schoolboy was overconfident and took his studies in grade 12 casually. That also happened to be a year when he was obsessed with watching the World Cup, so he almost… failed his university entrance exams. His mediocre scores barely passed, and he worried his parents for a while before they heard he had passed.That same university student started his first business project in Digital marketing. After some time operating, he was “judged” by the company’s board to be “not yet capable of management” and “transferred” from an operating Founder to an ordinary employee responsible for a “fancy-sounding” job that, in reality, left him not knowing what to do, as if the title existed simply… for the sake of it (Organization Development – organizational development specialist).That same student started a business for the 2nd time, again from no exceptional starting point. His family was not poor and childhood was peaceful, but they were not wealthy enough to fund their children's businesses. He also had to build a model far newer than the legal system then. Relying on himself, he formed a team, raised funding (enough for several following years), built systems, and began operating gradually. Before doing much, he was already “whistled down” for not complying with the law (though how could he comply when no law existed yet?). So he had to operate while advocating for legislation, while still a university student…

By this point, you have probably partly guessed that the university student was me.

I am in Singapore, writing these lines to you.

The reason is that today, 19.5.2016, I will attend the Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia conference, bringing together many of those recently named on Forbes' recent 30 Under 30 Asian list—people it calls the most successful and influential across a region of 4.6 billion people. So many outstanding talents and wonderful entrepreneurs from Asia's highly developed countries. Fortunately and proudly, there are still representatives from our Vietnam—a country many describe as “not underdeveloped or undeveloped, but unwilling to develop,” and which, in my view, remains poor.

Because this event is truly very special in my life, I reflected on my own journey. 1 question stood out: Why?

Why am I able to be here?

Why did I begin my journey?

Why did a student who nearly failed university and lost almost all confidence in his first startup later become one of Asia's 30 Under 30?

As Steve Jobs said, by looking back at the past and ‘Connecting the dots,’ we can find the answer to the question Why. And I suddenly realized that I had an answer.

As someone whose parents are both teachers, I consider myself an Educator—a trainer and developer of people—for the past 5 years, 1 of my social roles alongside business. I understand humanity's immense potential and have personally “untied knots” limiting the success of many who truly dare to think and act. I believe that if Vietnam had 10 times as many accomplished young people like those in 30 Under 30, and other capable people not listed, plus a little unity, our country would certainly flourish.

So this sharing/training program was not originally in my plans, but today I realized I needed to do something right away: both to ‘give back’ to the community and to share my journey to help address the problems many entrepreneurs currently face. When I have 1 idea, I usually carry it out that same week. So I am sending you this email immediately and arranging 1 sharing/training program on ‘Unlimited Success’ as soon as I return to Ho Chi Minh City.

In this program, I will answer the following questions:

1.How can you start a business when you lack so many resources? (Money, relationships, experience)

2.How can you draw on the strength of many people so you and they succeed together?

3.How can you set the direction for your life, business idea, and business ship?

4.If you are not a genius, how can you rise from the smallest things and win?

5.Discover your passion for entrepreneurship?

Registration (required): HTTP://YUP.TRAINING/

I believe my own life is the most authentic evidence for this idea: There are no Limits whatsoever to your Success!

Tomorrow I will receive the 30 Under 30 Asia award. As I receive, I want to give: I will give what I have to those who need me.

That is why this program continues to be Free for you. But please register early and arrive on time. This is 1 Open event, not 1 paid course with guaranteed attendance. The organizers will always promote it to more people than capacity to allow for no-shows. Many people register and then do not come, creating difficulties for the organizers because seats must be held for them. If you arrive late, you cannot ask the organizers to reserve your seat; it would be awkward to leave that seat empty while someone else needs it. Please register early and arrive early!

Program information:

UNLIMITED SUCCESS

Time: 18h (guest reception) – 18h30 (start) – 21h (expected finish), – weekday 2 (Monday) next week, 23.5.2016.

Venue: 2nd Floor, Room 201 – Itaxa Building, 122-124-126 Nguyễn Thị Minh Khai, Ward 6, District 3, Ho Chi Minh City.

Registration (required): HTTP://YUP.TRAINING/

This is 1 fairly well-known program of mine and YUP's, which has existed since 2014 (some other organizations have programs using this name; I do not know where they got it, but we were the ones who did it first). This is the FIRST TIME this training program is being held in 2016.

Look forward to it, Take action, and See you then!

Registration (required): HTTP://YUP.TRAINING/

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