Yes We Can Do It

By Coty Mampeule

If you are spending more than 4 hours a day on any Social Network per day, then you are surely losing out on making a positive contribution to the digital librabries worldwide. eBooks business is exploding to an unmatched proportion and the time is now for you to invest in your stories, how to, and other categories.By simply following few Nine Easy Steps, you can be on your way to creating great wealth for yourself. This book show you how to do that and make at minimum $1Million in less than a year.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Coty Mampeule
• Release date: Feb 28, 2012
• ISBN: 9781465857170

Coty Mampeule

Coty was born in a township called Witbank, Mpumalanga Region of South Africa. He is the last born of Chief Molate Muller Mampeule of the Balovhedu tribe and Morohang Josephine Mampeule (maiden name, Mahlatsi). He was born on the 11th of January 1973. When his parents separated in 1976, he was only 3 years old, where he moved down south with his mother and other siblings. Later he moved to a township called The Vaal, in Bophelong. This is where he stayed with his grandfather, from the mother’s side. He then went to stay with his other grandmother, a sister to his mother’s mother. This where in an early age, he helped her grandmother with dreams to win the Fa-Fi game of numbers. The grandmother would ask what Coty’s has dreamt of and she would place the first bet of what the dream was about. Miraculously, the number would be selected and the granny would be pleased. Later he moved with his mother to Sebokeng, then to Evaton in the late 1980’s. He was later rejoined with his siblings where they all moved to Evaton Central. During that era, it was popular for grannies to ask what little kids have dreamt and would place bets with such dream results. He was recognized by few women in the yard they used to share and would ask what his dream was and they would come back smiling. In 1981 he started his schooling in a primary school called Montsosi under a strict Head Mistress called Connie Mbowani. He excelled in his studies but prone to sicknesses all the time. He contracted pneumonia that nearly caused him his life. He then finished his primary and went to a higher primary called Phepane High under Mr. Mphahlele. He received a bursary for the Best Academic Student in Grade 8’s. He then tried to move back to his birthplace in Witbank but came back to The Vaal. He joined a secondary school called Tokelo High and finished his Matric in 1991. He then went to further his studies at Vaal University of Technology, where he studied BCommerce degree concentrated in Business Management, Economics and Accounting Sciences. He then joined the First National Bank for his first professional employment. And then moved to SABMiller Group where he continued to work as a Sales person. Then he joined All-pay Group (ABSA Subsidiary) and he worked with Government Grant Payments. He later joined Pernod Ricard South Africa under David de Mardt, as a Sales Representative, and later got promoted to a Manager in Sales. He later was promoted to Activations and Promotions. He then joined a South African based company called The Ceres Beverages Company as a Divisional Activations Manager. Then he formed his own company and sees to its daily survival.

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Table of Contents

Start Up

Resources

Hardware

Software

Connection

Marketing Mix

Product

Price

Placement

Promotion

Survey

Online Support

Start Up

Everybody has a story to tell. No exceptions! Have you ever looked back into your life, from as far as you can recall the events in your life, you have a great story to tell. Here is what mostly a hindrance to all of us is, you know the story of your life and you probably think it is boring. You should think it is boring because, you have listened to it your whole life. You have seen that movie of your life every second of your life. It is okay. You are one of many who believe the greatest people in life are the only chosen few to tell of their interesting lives. I am here to tell you that you are so wrong. Your life is interesting too. And you can tell a percent of computer universe and they will love to hear your story.

Think about it logically and try and take a chance. Facebook has reached a 1 billion people tally by the end of 2011, releasing their phenomenal news to the world for all to be aware. Mark Zuckerberg is a genius and so are you in your own right. All you need is to reach out within you, take a seat and write your story of the interesting things that happened in your life and make money while you are doing it. I am very sure that most of successful storytellers had an element of their personal life influencing their books and work. You may be reading this and say, well I don’t have the time and it is such a work to do all that. You are saying this because it is a global phenomenon to think you can’t until there’s something in your life that pushes you to write something down.