Books

Ventures 

   
    mindGigs

mindGigs enables you to learn, earn, hire and teach all from a single platform. Whether this be to learn French 1 to 1, take a course on web development or to hire social media managers you can do this all from one platform. 

Visit: www.mindGigs.com
 

    Webpreneur Academy 

Webpreneur Academy offers the Masters of Business Creation program where we believe that reality is the greatest teacher. Rather than teach you theory about creating a business, we hire, train and manage a team for you to help you launch and grow an actual business.

Visit: www.WebpreneurAcademy.com

Motivation

Its important to stay motivated if you want to achieve success. Motivation is like fuel that runs out overtime and you need to constantly "refuel"  it if you wish to reach your goals. thats why you should subscribe to my newsletter to get that boost you need every week.

Media & Speaking

Newspapers 

Gulf News: Rise of the Webpreneur

The internet is a means to market your personal brand as well as make money if you know the right skills and.... read more 

 Khaleej Times: Webpreneur to teach his trade

Wonder no more, and learn the rudiments of e-commerce, of creating your own site, networking online and using social networking platforms such as facebook, youtube, Google, and Yahoo! to work for you.....

read more

The National: To take on the big guys, just log on

Amir Anzur calls himself a webrepreneur and recently conducted a lecture in Dubai on how others can use the internet to create wealth. One tip: it's never too early to start marketing.... read more
   

The National: Teenager plans online business empire

Anas Hameed, 17, is already harnessing the power of the internet to take his first steps on the road to becoming a self-made millionaire..... read more
  

Students 
 

• Roz Martin, who went from never having run a business to running a multi-million pound health and beauty business (here is a newspaper article a few years later talking about her EURO 7 million deal and another about another EURO 1 million deal) 

• Fatima also had never setup a website and now runs www.cakebox.me where she earns over USD 200,000 per year selling cake supplies online
 

• Aamnah went from earning less than $200 per month freelancing to becoming the top 1 % of earners in her country.    

Some more love from April and Jon

Majid Mushtaq with over 177,000 subscribers on YouTube started with Webpreneur Academy

 

Coaching & Consulting

If you would like to rent me or my team's brains and help you achieve your digital goals faster than you can sign up for a 90 day coaching and consulting program or a 1 year coaching and consulting program.
 

I have learned overtime that just giving advice doesn't always work as you often need people to make something happen. We can even hire two university graduates specifically to work on your problem or issues for the duration of the coaching and consulting period.
 

Our team will hire, train and manage these people to help you resolve your issue. This could be for instance to research your competitors, give you ideas on how to grow your business, or research other ways that you could grow your business.
 

You will also have access to me to call me within reason during the period and you can reach me and my team via WhatsApp or email. 
 

To signup either call now on +447733003930 or book a free consultation call or if you feel ready to commit register here.

My Story

I was born in a town called Hull in the North East of England in 1977 while my father was studying for his PhD at the University of Hull. After a few months of enjoying the British weather my family moved to Pakistan so I had some of my earliest education there. A few years later we moved to Los Angeles, California where I tasted the American Elementary school system

At the age of 8 we moved to Brussels, Belgium. This is where I had my most formative years growing up from the age of 8 to until I finished high school at 18. I attended the International School of Brussels (www.isb.be). At ISB I began to hang out with some of the richest and well connected people in the world (the former school of Steve Balmer the former CEO of Microsoft). A tuition fee of close to USD 50,000 meant that only a certain demographic could afford the school. In the meantime, I would also visit Pakistan in the summers and visit some of the poorest in the world.  

Seeing this disparity of wealth from such an early age had a big impact on me and shaped a lot of my purpose and goals in life. Seeing the world from both the rich and poor firstly taught me that money doesn’t necessarily lead to happiness. Everyone has problems - a rich kid in a London high school might be figuring out how to be cool in front of her friends and a poor kid from Karachi might be figuring out how to get her next meal. But problems are problems. Obviously it is nicer to have certain types of problems.

After graduation from ISB, I went to the University of Manchester, UK where I studied Computer Science with Business and Management graduating with a First Class (Hons) in 1998 and graduated at top of my class. Ever since an early age I have had a knack for computers and if there was one subject which I could ace without studying it was Computer Science. I also had a passion for computers as I could already see from the early 1990s that computers would have an impact on all industries so I wanted to be involved in this field. I also knew that eventually I wanted to run my own business and help people and knowing computers would help me in all sorts of businesses as well as have a big impact on society.

After graduation from University, I began my career at Accenture, consulting Fortune 500 companies such as Boots Retail, Microsoft, Oracle, Sky and Virgin. As an example project, I sold USD 6 million of consulting work to a major telecoms client in Ireland. I was responsible for the Profit & Loss for the account and managed a team of 30 to help deliver the work over a 9 month period. My experience in consulting gave me the confidence that even some of the best run and most profitable companies in the world have many systems and processes that can be improved.

In 2003, I went on to start my own business as a solo programmer based in my bedroom in North London. I eventually grew the team to 30 people and we acquired over 70 customers including Amazon, Google, Intel, Samsung and Xbox. I went on to win the European prize for innovation for a mobile app we developed for Amazon. After successfully running the company for over 4 years I sold the business to a larger industry player. Running my own business gave me an insight into the challenges that entrepreneurs and small businesses face in bringing their ideas to reality.

After running my company, I took a break from the real world to get a Masters of Business Administration from IMD Business School in Lausanne, Switzerland. It was here again that I met some of the richest people in the world as not many people can afford to invest $100,000 in their MBA in their late 20s and early 30s. These people were committed to gaining the right knowledge and skills and had access to money to invest in the best business education in the world.

I went on to consult governments on strategy, technology, marketing and innovation including the governments of Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Pakistan and the United Kingdom. This gave me an insight into having an impact at a bigger level of society and taught me some of the challenges and opportunities of working with governments.

I am passionate about helping people see how technology can make their lives simpler. I have not only been innovating with technology in London but have also setup companies from Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Dublin, Geneva, Lausanne, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Peshawar, Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi and Sydney. Travelling while working on digital businesses has helped me understand what each of these cities offers and has given me insights on spreading Internetism globally.

Along my own journey I had several of my own breakthroughs in mindset. I suffered many depressions, many moments of weakness, heartbreaks, losing in business etc. But along the period I read hundreds of books, attended seminars like Tony Robbins and studied courses like Neuro-linguistic programming. Slowly friends started to ask to be coached by me to help them find and achieve their goals. I then started to teach others about creating wealth online.

As I originated from Pakistan I had a passion for helping the developing world accelerate their move online. But I found that few would invest in their training and mindset - something which is much more acceptable in the West where people spend more money on developing themselves. So I came up with another unique business model where I charge customers in the West to build their businesses and my team helps hire, train and manage their team offshore. This is the Masters of Business Creation programme at Webpreneur Academy.

Just as I teach about creating software and internet products and services at Webpreneur Academy, I also create my own software. Among others there is mindGigs.com which helps people buy and sell knowledge. This could be teaching online or working for someone through the Internet.  

I have put as much of my knowledge as I could in two of my books which are free and open source: "Internetism - How to create wealth in the Internet economy" and "Wealthology - Why some countries and people are rich and how the others can catch up faster" (to be released soon). These are already used in hundreds of schools and Universities and I have allowed for them to be photocopied and printed without permission.  If you go through Internetism and take action, it will help you make your first USD 100 online.

If you are interested in having a chat about your Internet goals then do book a FREE strategy coaching call with me (only available for a limited time) and I will see if my team or I can help you get to your Internet goals faster.