Let’s not beat around the bush Tim Lowe is a very wealthy man, a millionaire many times over.
He enjoys all the luxuries that come with being a millionaire … and why not!
Although Tim certainly wasn’t born with a silver spoon in his mouth, and he didn’t become a millionaire overnight. It took many years before he found the perfect niche for his talents but once he did there was no stopping him. This success against t he odds can be an inspiration to anyone who is thinking about starting their own business for the first time.
The business he created quickly grew into a company with a multi-million pound turnover and it is growing bigger and bigger every year.
And Tim now lives the true millionaires lifestyle … big houses, a collection of prestige cars, numerous holidays to exotic destinations, staying in the best suites, of the best hotels all over the world, watches that cost more than some people’s homes, and a wine cellar stocked with exquisite and rare wines that any sommelier would get excited about… you get the idea…!
But that doesn’t stop Tim helping others via charitable causes. Two of the chosen charities that Tim, and other people at Markiteer are actively supporting right now are:
www.magicbreakfast.com and www.kiva.org
In the UK, the charity www.magicbreakfast.com strives to educate children on healthy eating. Astoundingly there are hundreds of thousands of children who arrive at school every morning without having had any breakfast at all, or if they have, it has been far from the healthy well balanced meal that they need in order to be ready to learn effectively and maintain their attention throughout the morning. So it is great that we can become part of such worthwhile projects ensuring that children arrive at school ready to learn with a healthy breakfast inside of them.
And of course every action counts …
And while donations can be tremendously beneficial, for the best long term solutions people require a hand-up as well as a hand-out.
Kiva is a non-profit, internet based organisation (nothing to do with Markiteer, Tim Lowe, or any of his students) which allows people to assist a specific low-income entrepreneur in the developing world, from as little as £20. You choose who to lend to (whether a goat herder in Uganda, a farmer in Peru or a restaurateur in Cambodia) and as they repay the loan, you get your money back, and can re-invest in another developing world entrepreneur.
If you are interested in making a contribution, (and in return receive a warm fuzzy feeling inside knowing you’ve done something amazing!) you can follow this link www.kiva.org.
The whole team is making personal contributions of time and expertise to help many excellent and innovative charities such as these mentioned.
Some people have criticised Tim for the emphasis that he puts on the houses, cars, exotic holiday locations and so on when he is promoting his products on his various websites. Some people have said it can come across as being flash or saying that he is bragging about what he has done.
I don’t believe this for one minute to be true. It is a simple statement of fact about what he has achieved and what other people can hope to achieve using the exact same methods that he uses himself.
And after all if this style of advertising didn’t work would one of the savviest marketers on the internet be using it?
