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Myth 4 of 8: It Takes Money to Make Money
6So far, we have covered:
Myth 1: I Did Not Graduate So I Can’t Be Rich Myth 2: You Have To Work Hard For Money Myth 3: I Don’t Have the Time
Another barrier to Filipinos wanting to start a business is money…
You can check out Entrepreneur magazine, and you will read plenty of stories of ordinary people who not only did NOT have money but even started building their business while in debt because they had bank loans to begin with. Not all debts are bad, you see.
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Myth 3 of 8: I Don’t Have the Time
2Read previous Myth 2 of 8: You Have To Work Hard For Money
Working for somebody can actually eat up quite a bit of your time. Add to that a significant other, kids, commute and where does that leave you?
Starting a business for people working more than 80 hours a week may be impossible, but for most people working full-time jobs, it is possible.
If you have time to watch movies, play your sport, watch teleserye after teleserye (TV series), go on a drinking spree every week or so, play Wii, More >
Myth 2 of 8: You Have To Work Hard For Money
0Read previous Myth 1 of 8: I Did Not Graduate So I Can’t Be Rich
Another myth instilled in Filipinos’ minds is…”You have to work hard for money.”
A famous Filipino saying is “Kapag may sipag at tiyaga, may nilaga.”
Did you know that taxi drivers are hard-working? Some of them work 24 hours a day! What about jeepney drivers? The balut vendors? What about your neighbor, your officemate, your spouse, your best friend? Are they hard-working? “May nilaga ba?” Can they stop working today and still More >
Top 8 Myths That Keep Filipinos Poor
0“The goal of loving the poor is to help them stop being poor.” – Bo Sanchez
When somebody tells you that there is a way to get rich without a job, how do you react? Do you go take a notebook and ask that somebody to teach you how? Nah, I don’t think so.
By age 20, we already have a programmed way of thinking. Because of our programming, our common reaction is to immediately doubt or resist the idea of making money without a job.
Control Your Destiny
2“Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out.” – Robert Collier
I went to a training of a business leader, whose family owns a multi-billion dollar company in the U.S. I was keen to listen to his talk especially that the theme was “Control Your Destiny.”
He actually talked about what I’ve been trying to express here, being your own boss, and I also learned something new…the 3 types of “You” and they are:
Law of Attraction
0You use the Law of Attraction in your everyday life. You have used it to win a competition that seemed hopeless or to get that A in a math exam or get the job that you want (or not) or even attract disasters and successes in life.
Although this may be the first time you have heard of the concept of the Law of Attraction, you have really realized its power in your life, but was not really conscious of it.
You use the Law of Attraction, whether consciously or unconsciously, to attract people and More >
Top 10 Reasons To Be In Business
0Why don’t you fire your boss? Nah, I didn’t mean that. I don’t want you to fire your boss; I just want to encourage you to be an entrepreneur to help make a better and richer Philippines. Here are the:
Top 10 Reasons to Work for Yourself or Be In Business:
1. Salary. There is no salary, only profits. You decide how much money you make, and the sky is the limit!
2. Promotion. You own the ladder instead of climbing the ladder, so you don’t have to wait for anyone’s decision to get yourself More >
Outside The Comfort Zone
0I can’t help but share this very timely text message that I received a few days after I resigned. It went like this:
“You won’t fully enjoy a boat ride unless you remove the rope’s knot from the river bank… Your dog won’t fully enjoy his/her ‘dog life’ unless you remove the chain on his/her neck…
Lesson?
NEVER ever limit yourself when it comes to happiness. Learn how to let go and take risks. Life is much beautiful outside the comfort zone.”
Thanks to RG. I would like to add though: “You can’t More >
