Posted by Michael Bolduc at June 17th, 2009

I just arrived home in Thailand: it’s 7:58pm now the next day, but I wanted to show you some photos of Conrad Tokyo where I usually stay when I go to Japan.

 I am very grateful to be able to stay at a 5-star luxury suite when I do my coaching, seminars, and training in Japan.

Compared to Bangkok Conrad it is very expensive in Tokyo:

Tokyo: $700 per night for a suite.

Bangkok: $228 per night for a suite.

I am having a special lunch with Speed Change Team before leaving back home in land of the smiles (That means Thailand). It’s amazing - in just a few short years we grew from 1 person to now having 6 people working with Speed Change Japan. Our latest team member is Neo - with the black Army shirt.

Michael Bolduc
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Posted by Michael Bolduc at June 5th, 2009

I’m here entertaining David Torii, Japan’s top branding consultant, at my house in Pattaya. He’s the best selling author of “Speed Branding” and also many other best selling books.

A photo with my brand new Benz. David is striking a relaxed pose. My son is so short you can hardly see him.

William, David and myself spent much of the afternoon hanging out by the pool. The people who come to my house often say, “ The pool side view is beautiful.”  Wouldn’t you like to be here? LOL.

This is my home office. You can only see a few success related books on my book shelves, but I have read an estmated of 2,000 books on success.

This is the spare bedroom where my guests stay. If you’re one of my coaching partners you’ll enjoy the luxury of this guest bedroom. You are right by the pool, and have a beautiful view of the city and the bay.

David Torii, and William H-W are helping me out with the branding part of my coaching certification course. William is a marketing consultant for Speed Change International, and David is the best selling author of Speed Branding in Japan, and on the whiteboard is some inside secrets to branding yourself.

We’re just taking a relaxing photo on my comfy couch in my living room. David wanted to take photos in pretty much all the major areas of the house. It was fun, and we have plans for going out for dinner tonight, and then later I am driving to the airport to go to Tokyo Japan for the 2nd part of my coaching certification course.

By the way, the photos make the house look much smaller than it is. This house is huge. It has 10 rooms, and 4 bathrooms. It’s an amazing place to live, and David was raving about my house all night long. See his blog (http://blog.livedoor.jp/t4109/) to view more photos of my house.

I am living an extraordinary life - because I constantly focus on KAIZEN. I make my life better each and every day.

Michael Bolduc
The World’s #1 Coach Money Can Buy

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