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How to Attract Benefactos Quickly in 13 Ways

The Chinese have the concept of Benefactors, meaning people that can help you in your life.  This person is called Gui Ren and can be anyone: human and non-human.  Most common benefactors are family, boss, colleagues, teachers, big customers, key suppliers, and even the government.

Mdm Halimah Yacob was born in a very poor family. She studied hard and got President Scholar and became a lawyer and later a government leader earning high salaries. Today she is the President of Singapore earning over $2 million dollars a year.  Her benefactors: the government and the citizens of Singapore making her hold the top public office in Singapore.

What about you?  Do you have benefactors now?  How do you attract benefactors QUICKLY?  There are 6 ways:

1. Make Yourself Available. If you always busy, how can any good things come in?  I make myself available on every Monday 7 to 8 pm for any of my friends to see me for just 31 minutes, where we can talk on anything, plus I throw in a free next 1 to 3 years projection for your life. Text me at 93672286 to book (limit to 2 persons per Monday evening)

2. Set and Achieve Your Benefactors Goals. Every Monday morning, I review the past week's benefactors that I have, send them gratitude thoughts or messages, and set new goals for the week. To simplify matters, I set 3 goals for benefactors: new people meet, new touching article and existing people served

3. Expand Comfort Zone.  When you expand your comfort zone, you can experience more and benefactors can enter your life.  For example, I stretched myself by writing Chinese articles in 2018 and that attracted me a friend called John Zhang, who in turn become my customer.

4. Deliver Plus 1: When you do more than you promised, you will definitely impress people, including benefactors

5. Make a List of 100 People You Are Grateful For.  This simple exercise will make you appreciate the people that come into your life and benefit you. You will then express your gratitude to these people. That will cement your benefactors and attract more benefactors to you

6. Give Away or Help Others Get What You Want. By putting your own desires out of the picture, you are truly serving. Sales managers that give away clients to their sales team will make a great sales team and in turn, will get promoted faster

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