COURSE DETAILS - Malaysia - Millionaire Mind World

COURSE DETAILS - Malaysia
ULTIMATE LEADERSHIP CERTIFICATION
Become the Leader Others Will Follow
Great leaders aren’t simply born to lead. They’ve spent time honing the skills necessary to earn the
respect and admiration of others, motivate teams and make strategic decisions quickly.
At this rigorous outdoor camp you’ll learn the seven critical elements of real leadership and become a
master at each – right there, right on site. In less than one week you will become a truly great leader in life
and in business – the kind everyone wants to support, follow and help. Now that’s powerful.
By now, you know that 80% of success is simply showing up. Showing up prepared is 99.9% of success, so make planning for the ca mp a part of your
adventure. The more prepared you are, the more relaxed and focused you will be — which in turn increases your capacity for learning and success!
Camp Schedule
Arrival: October 26, 2010
Time: 3 p.m. – 6 p.m.
However, please be prepared for the possibility of sharing a room with additional guests.
Course Start: October 26, 2010
Time: 7 p.m.
A light meal will be served between 5 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. prior to course commencement. Please allow plenty of time to eat and unpack before the
course start time.
Course End: October 30, 2010
Check–Out: October 31, 2010
Time: 11:30 p.m.
Time: 11 a.m.
Camp Location
Summerset Resort
Lot 2547,
26800 Kuala Rompin,
Pahang Darul Makmur, Malaysia
Contact Number: +609 414 1888
Fax Number: +609 414 0888
Website: http://www.summerset.com.my/
Shawangunk Mountain Range
Although we’ll be sleeping indoors, please keep in mind that the majority of camp activities will be held outside, where the na tural beauty of the
surrounding area will enhance your experience.
Medical Concerns
Please note: If you have medications which need to be refrigerated (e.g., Insulin or an epi-pen) or have medical concerns which may create challenges to
your full participation at camp, please call Client Care at +604 263 3898
Continue reading for details on getting to camp.
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Getting There By Air | Shuttle Information
Summerset Resort sits near Kuala Rompin, on the southern tip of Pahang. Its strategic location close to the Endau Rompin Forest Reserve
and a 5-km pristine beach that stretches along East Coast’s most beautiful shoreline facing the South China Sea makes it a charming
retreat.
*Estimated time of arrival:
Kuala Lumpur - Kuantan : 40 mins
Singapore - Kuantan : 1 hr 20 mins
Getting There By Car
ROAD DIRECTION TO SUMMERSET- Kuala Rompin, Via Seremban Toll (Senawang Toll)
To Kuantan /
Pekan Town
Muazam Shah Town
Security Post
SUMMERSET RESORT
Tel: 09 - 4141 888
Fax: 09 - 4140 888
Junction To
Muazam Shah / Kuala Rompin
To Karak
Kg. Serting
Trafic Light
Batu Kikir Town
Orang Asli Village
Road
Interchange
To Kuala Rompin Town
To Seremban
Kuala Pilah
Shops
Shops
To Segamat
Kuala Pilah Town
From Senawang Toll
Bukit Putus
(Winding Road)
*Estimated time of arrival:
Kuala Lumpur - Kuala Rompin : 6 hrs
Johor Bahru - Kuala Rompin : 4 hrs
Kuantan - Kuala Rompin : 1 hr 30 mins
New Karak - Kuantan Highway : 3 hrs
For a map or more information, please visit the hotel’s website at
http://www.summerset.com.my/gettingthere.html
* Times are approximate only
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ROAD DIRECTION TO SUMMERSET- via KARAK HIGHWAY
New Plaza Tol Karak
New Plaza Tol MEC Gambang
Alternate route
Terowong Genting Sempah
Plaza Tol Bentong Karak Town T-Junction with Kuantan Town
Plaza Tol Gombak
to Genting Highland
Pekan Town
Lake Chini
Nenasi
Muadzam Shah
Leban
Chondong
Summerset Resort
to Segamat Johore
Kuala Rompin
to Endau, Mersing,Kota Tinggi Johore
ROAD DIRECTION TO SUMMERSET- via KARAK HIGHWAY
To Muadzam Shah
Summerset Resort
KUALA ROMPIN
Endau
Tg. Gemuk Jetty
Jemaluang
Kota Tinggi
Ulu Tiram
MERSING
To Desaru
*Estimated time of arrival:
Kuala Lumpur - Kuala Rompin : 6 hrs
Johor Bahru - Kuala Rompin : 4 hrs
Kuantan - Kuala Rompin : 1 hr 30 mins
New Karak - Kuantan Highway : 3 hrs
* Times are approximate only
JB IMMIGRATION CHECK POINT
For a map or more information, please visit the hotel’s website at
http://www.summerset.com.my/gettingthere.html
Malaysia Coach:
http://www.srpl.net/ulc/download/ULC2010_COACH_BOOKING_MY.pdf
Singapore Coach:
http://www.srpl.net/ulc/download/ULC2010_COACH_BOOKING_SG.pdf
Please download your hotel booking form at this link:
http://www.srpl.net/ulc/download/ULC2010-Hotel_Booking_Form.pdf
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What To Expect
Camp Life
An integral part of all T. Harv Eker Signature camps is experiencing the power of being outside, connected to nature. By taking yourself out of
your usual element, you open yourself to change and growth. To fully immerse yourself in this camp, be prepared to be outside in nature throughout
the entire camp.
Make sure you keep the following guidelines in mind:
1. The weather can be unpredictable. So make sure to pack for all weather conditions. If it’s sunny
and warm, we’ll be outside. If it’s raining and cold, we’ll be outside. Bring sunscreen and rain gear.
Pack warm clothes and shorts.
2. Bugs are a part of nature. Bring insect repellent and make sure to carry it with you.
3. Another part of nature is dirt. Pack clothes you don’t mind getting soiled.
4. Ultimate Leadership Camp is intense, and you’ll be active for the better part of each day. To keep
you fully energized, we provide three healthy meals a day. We’re catering to a large group, and while we have a variety of meal options, including
vegetarian dishes, if you have special dietary needs you are asked to bring those items with you. Keep in mind, we are not able to store or prepare foods
you bring personally, so please bring only non-perishable, ready-to-eat items.
5. Snacks are essential, and it’s important to bring food that you can pack in your daypack for daily activities. Bring a variety of small, lightweight snacks
high in electrolytes and proteins. Energy bars and trail mix are excellent examples of the type of snacks to bring with you.
Pre-Camp Prep
Plan your camp experience as though you are planning to change your life — because you are. Be committed, be prepared, and do whatever it takes
to be there! You can start making small changes in your daily life that will prepare you and your body for the camp experience. While T. Harv Eker
Signature’s camps are designed for all tness levels, you will be encouraged to go beyond your current limitations to nd new heights of success! So
begin NOW by starting or increasing your tness program today. Below are a few simple tips.
Walk Every Day: If you’re just starting, plan to walk half an hour the rst day, and then increase your distance by walking an extra 5 minutes every
day. Adding a little every day adds up to a lot. Small changes can make a huge di erence so park at the back of the parking lot, use the stairs instead of
the elevator, or get o the bus one stop earlier. You’ll start adding miles to your day without even noticing.
Hydrate: Staying well hydrated is essential. Water helps maintain energy, metabolize fat, break down lactic acid (the chemical that makes muscles
sore) and prevents dehydration. During activities try to drink water every 15 minutes — not just when you feel thirsty.
If you’re not used to constantly drinking water, set a watch alarm to go o every 15 minutes as a reminder. Important: Make sure you are drinking plenty
of water prior to, and throughout your travels to camp. It is essential that you arrive properly hydrated. We highly recommend drinking up to 4 liters (1
gallon) of water a day the week before camp.
Eat More: If you’re planning to exercise for more than one hour, bring snacks with you. This is an opportunity to see which portable snacks are your
favorites before camp.
Stretch it Out: Stretching every day is important, and even more important if you’re increasing your activity. Stretching helps break down the lactic
acid, increases exibility and coordination, helps prevent injury and is key to relieving general soreness and lower back pain.
Growing Pains: You may experience some muscle sti ness as you start increasing your activity. This is a sign your muscles are working and
growing stronger, so celebrate your improving tness. However, if you nd yourself sore, using a topical analgesic such as Tiger Balm can help soothe
muscle pain. At home, a bath with Epsom Salts is another great way to ease sore muscles.
Banish those Blisters: If you’re just starting out, there’s a good chance you’ll get a few blisters — here are a few tips to avoid them.
• Try double-layer socks which capture the friction between sock layers rather than your skin and the sock.
• If you start to feel a “hot-spot” on your foot, stop and put a bandage or duct tape over the spot before it becomes a blister.
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Camp Rules
To ensure the best experience for every participant, please respect these basic policies:
Pets:
Pets are not permitted at any of our camp locations. This is for their safety and comfort, your ability to focus on your personal learning and
respect for your fellow participants who may have allergies.
Kids/Non-Participants:
Your hours at camp will be fully occupied with scheduled activities, so please do not bring children or non-participants
with you. If you must bring along children and their care-givers, you will need to nd a campground or hotel for them, as our venue will be reserved for
camp participants and sta only.
Alcohol & Drugs:
These are strictly prohibited at camp. You will be challenged physically and mentally each and every day, and any intoxication
will not only lessen your experience, but could be a safety risk.
Perfumes/Scents: Similar to all T. Harv Eker Signature’s courses, perfumes/scents are not to be worn (though deodorant is encouraged). This is
not only out of respect for those with sensitivities, but also for your own protection against bugs.
What to Pack
Clothing
Being outside means being prepared for anything and everything. Rain may come without notice, winds can pick up and elevation or activity will
a ect your clothing needs greatly. Make sure to pack suf ciently to manage all weather conditions. Layering is an e ective way to manage changing
temperatures, both of the environment and your own body. Wear several layers, a few heavy ones on top and some lighter ones underneath. Dry-wick
materials are also bene cial as they help pull the moisture o your skin and regulate your body temperature.
Rain gear is also essential — and not just for your upper body — wet legs aren’t fun!
When choosing your clothes, choose them for comfort. From the physical demands of some of the daily activities, to the long days, you don’t want
your clothes to detract from your learning and growing experience. Gym-type clothing is ideal for the daily activities, and anything comfortable is
perfect for the evenings.
Eye-Wear and Jewelry
You will need to remove all jewelry and contact lenses for certain activities. Either leave these items at home or ensure they can be safely removed. We
strongly suggest bringing a spare pair of contacts if you wear them, as well as your glasses, and a case for your contacts and/or glasses.
The Essentials
Bring Everything You Need
Please note that there are no convenience stores in the immediate vicinity, and you will not have time to go into town during the course. Be sure to plan
ahead and bring everything you need with you to camp.
Ultimate Leadership Campis an intensive program, utilizing breakthrough processes and innovative teaching techniques. Much of your learning requires
that you be fully prepared, and we encourage you to bring everything on this list. Items in bold are absolutely essential to your camp experience.
Personal Clothing
Athletic shoes (must be closed-toed)
Appropriate footwear for hiking
Rain gear, such as a rain poncho with hood,
or rain jacket and pants
Sunglasses with safety strap
Workout clothing
Hat (for sun protection)
W arm clothing, including a eece or wool
pullover jacket
Multiple pairs of athletic socks
M ultiple pairs of long pants and
long sleeve shirts
Easy, slip-on shoes (e.g., ip ops)
A bandana
Toiletries / Medical
Allergy and pain relief medications
Blister care, such as band-aids
Insect repellent (travel size)
Personal hygiene products
Sunscreen with high SPF
Towels to use for activities (full size)
Feminine hygiene products
Sleep aids (e.g., ear plugs, eye mask)
Camp Gear
Note pad and pens
Whistle
Portable snack food
Small camera (we recommend a
disposable waterproof camera as we will
be outside and active much of the time)
Watch with alarm or an alarm clock
Water bottles or a hydration pack that
holds at least 64oz of water
K napsack that will carry at least a
64oz water bottle
Flashlight or head lamp with fresh
batteries
Light blanket (for activities)
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