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Mobile Apps timing is excellent.

Firstly, it’s the best time to start your mobile apps business because while others are still focused on internet marketing, you’re one step ahead of the game. And weirdly enough, it’s much easier to make money with mobile apps than internet marketing, especially for newbies.

Secondly, the premier APPportunity Coaching Program is now open for limited sign ups today. Take the next 10 minutes to read this letter so that you can be part of this “recent” opportunity – there is so much money to be made with Moble apps.

Mobile apps history

Mobile Apps is a computer generated program designed and developed to run on iPhone, Smartphones, tablets and many other mobile devices. Without doubt, the world has accepted the fact that mobile apps are the way to get the most of the smartphones. So, it will be riveting to trace the history markups for the mobile apps development.

The Accident That Created An Mobile Apps Millionaire

One night in 2009, Chad Mureta, a real estate agent from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina was driving down the interstate in Charlotte, North Carolina on his way back home from a basketball game. It was his first vacation day in two years.

As he drove, with just his thoughts for company, his mind drifted to earlier in the evening when he observed others at the game happily socializing, and realized something was seriously amiss with this own life

Always keep moving on!

Chad credits his success to having a game plan. “80% of business is the psychology of the business owner and 20% is the skillset. If you have the psychology, you can get the skillset.”
As with anything in life – whether you want to create a successful mobile app or business, to make the giant leap from nothing to something requires a few fundamentals.

I need to make a change, he though, but how?

In the very next instant, out of seemingly nowhere, a deer crossed his path and in an attempt to avoid it, his car hit a median and flipped over four times.

Two lives came to an end that night.

The deer died on impact and while Chad did survive, his old life, as he knew it, was over.

Chad’s Life Update

You’ve probably never heard of Chad Mureta before, but chances are you’ve used one of his Mobile apps – Emoji [the mobile apps that gives you access to funny, smiley faces] and Finger Print Security Pro are just some of his creations that have been downloaded, in total, 50 million times.

But Chad isn’t the regular tech geek who slaved away in his dorm room: for one, he doesn’t have the technical skills, and, he really did start his multi-million dollar mobile app empire from his hospital bed.

While recovering from his accident in hospital and in excruciating pain, doctors told him that it was a miracle he survived, but his dominant arm would need to be amputated.

NEVER LOOSE HOPE!

“That’s when I lost all hope. In my mind, at that moment, there was no reason to live – I had lost everything. I didn’t know if I was going to get my arm back, didn’t have anything to look forward to. I thought life was bad before the accident, and now this…”

How then did Chad Mureta go from 6 months in hospital and another 6 months at a rehabilitation center, $100,000 in debt with medical bills, to making not just a full recovery but millions in just over two years?

“The universe has an interesting way of showing up when you ask for it,” he says now.

“The day before my accident, I got an iPod for the first time, it was a gift from my ex-girlfriend and actually it arrived several months late. So, I took the package along with me on my trip. The day of my accident, in Charlotte, I saw a Best Buy, and it was a spur of the moment decision. I thought, I have this iPod, maybe I could exchange it for an iPhone. I had never thought of mobile apps before.”

As it turned out, Chad’s iPhone was the only thing to survive the accident.

There was my iPhone next to me with 12 percent battery life. And then my friend visited me in hospital and showed me an article about this new gold rush – mobile apps.

It was this moment: with his mind at its lowest point, it all came together. But there were a few obstacles, least of all his lack of capital to fund any new venture.

Creating an mobile app empire from his hospital bed

“I had no real computer experience. To this day, I don’t like being on the computer. It’s hard for me to type. I couldn’t stand that. But, I saw it being a new opportunity that could work out.”

During his first few days in hospital, while in a highly medicated state, he noticed ER doctors going through his iPhone. He started to think about phone security. Later, with hours to wile away as he recovered from operation after operation to save his arm [doctors would eventually put his arm back together with a titanium rod], he passed the time by downloading mobile apps, playing around with them, studying what worked, what didn’t.

“I stared at this phone and looked at these mobile apps and started to understand why they were successful. Soon, he hit upon an idea for a fingerprint security mobile app that he sketched out on a piece of paper with much the same simplicity as a child’s stick drawing (he had to use his less dominant arm), and passed it over to a developer he’d found online.

If You Have The Desire You Can Make It Happen

With no technical experience, he recognized that his strength was being the creative and business mind behind the venture. “I realized that I could be the business owner and outsource the development and design to others; that I didn’t need to reinvent the wheel and teach myself these new skills.”

The quote he received for development of his mobile apps idea was $1,800 – money he didn’t have. He asked his step-dad whether he could put it on his credit card. “I had no idea what I was doing. It was a complete surprise it did as well as it did.”

In the first month Chad made $12,000, recouping his initial investment several times over.

“I thought, wow, okay there is hope. This is great. This is amazing. Game on! I’m gonna take this to a whole new level.”

Great Success Story

Within six weeks, he had six more mobile apps in development.

The Fingerprint-Security app meanwhile, would eventually go on to make $620,000 for its creator, before he sold it on.

Two months after launching his company, one of his mobile apps averaged $30,000 a month cash flow. Later, the company’s income reached $120,000 in one month.  In two years, he created and sold three app companies, raking in millions. Chad credits his success to having a game plan. “80% of business is the psychology of the business owner and 20% is the skillset. If you have the psychology, you can get the skillset.”

As with anything in life – whether you want to create a successful app or business, to make the giant leap from nothing to something requires a few fundamentals.

The fact is, app opportunity is now here, and it’s not stopping. Mobile app is not just the FUTURE, it’s the PRESENT.

According to Cisco…