Eugene Lin: iPhoning My Way To Retirement

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Today, I present to you this funny and interesting video by Eugene Lin called iPhoning My Way To Retirement.

This video was taken during Ignite Seattle, held last December 2009.

In case you’re wondering, Ignite is an event which started in the US where individuals go up on stage to share stories, ideas and thoughts through a 5-minute presentation.

Topics usually range from the very serious to the very trivial – but mostly, they’re informative and entertaining.

Such is the talk of Eugene Lin where he narrates how he was able to achieve the software developer’s dream of making money through selling applications.

Warning: Some parts of the video contains adult materials.

And so again, we see another fine example that shows the real formula for success – never give up and keep trying.

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On a related note, if you’re interested to learn more about Ignite, you can visit their official website here.

Moreover, on March 2, Manila will have its first ever Ignite Session at Mag:net in Bonifacio High Street. If you’re interested to attend, then please visit their website: Ignite Manila.

Lastly, if you’d like to receive more interesting videos and stories like this, then please subscribe to Ready To Be Rich.

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