Hong Kong: A Sneak Peek of What's to Come

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Some of you may already know that I have been frequenting Hong Kong in recent times. I have a few projects cooking up over there on that side of the region for me and the people that I'm working with. So here I am all collared up on a nice hot afternoon (on my birthday) in HK meeting with this large multinational corporation which primarily tailors their products to the wealthy whether its B2B or B2C. They handle it all. Since we're still planning out the logistics and have to make a few trips back to HK for this (and the food), I can't announce just yet on what's going down for September and no, it's not a party. What I can show off for now is a few pictures of their awesome venue which isn't open to the public and is only available for selected VIP guests by invitation only. Enjoy...

In the first meeting with marketing.

Looking at some company details.

This application on the iPad controls everything in your house. Now you don't ever have to leave your couch except for when you need to use the bathroom!

Classy that's for sure. Especially that massive wine cellar in the far back.

Comfy chairs.

This place gets great natural sunlight during the day.

More fancy goodness.

All around this interior is baller!

Everything you see in here is of the finest furniture and equipment.

My Ghetto International Wallet

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Have been up on a lot of planes and different countries in this year alone. Seems like every month or so I'm in a different country, which explains why those immigration officers have been telling me off that there's barely any room left in my passport to stamp it. Eventually I'll make it to the U.S. Embassy to get some additional pages added though. My ghetto international wallet

One of my friends asked how I organized my pocket money for frequent trips overseas so I showed him how ghetto my international wallet looks like. Basically just found some envelopes and penned in the country titles on them. It gets pretty tiring having to deal with money exchanges at airports or banks all the time so I just throw in my excess money into the envelope and save for the next trip back. Keeping it simple as pie.