Top 5 Reasons why Filipinos don't go into business

1. Money – “Mag-iipon muna ako. Kulang ang pera ko.” (“I don’t have enough cash”)

2. Time – “Madami pa akong inaasikaso.” (“I’m so busy with a lot of things”)

3. Skills – “Hindi ako marunong mag-business, baka malugi lang ako.” (“I don’t know how so I’m afraid I might fail”)

4. Opportunity – “Hindi para sa akin yan.” (“That business is not for me”)

5. Connection – “Wala akong kilala masyado.” (“I don’t know a lot of people”)

Do you want to…

- Start a business with little or ZERO personal cash?
- Release yourself from employment?
- Manage your time effectively?
- Learn business and negotiation skills?
- Find income opportunities everywhere?
- Get along with everyone you meet?
- Become Financially Free

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4 types of people in the world

There are generally 4 types of people in the world:

1. No time, and no money.

Most employees fall into the category. You can’t go shopping on a Wednesday or anytime you want and fire your boss whenever you like. Most employees can’t even save money in their salary to last 3 years! Infact, wala pa akong nakilalang yumaman sa pagiging empleyado lang. The life of most employees ay pa ikot ikot parang ganito, sweldo bayad utang, sweldo bayad utang minsan natatawa tayo pero tototo natapos ang buong taon palaging ganun ang nangyayari.

2. No time, lots of money.

Self-employed, professionals and small business owners are in this category. They are slightly better off than the employee because they earn more, but they have to work even harder than employees to keep up with the diminishing profit margins, competition and servicing their customers.

3. Have time, no money.

A lot of farmers, tambay, villagers, college dropouts, or bums have lots of time but no money. Maybe ignorance is bliss, but without a stable source of income, how long can you last many days forward?

4. Have time, and lots of money.

It is the category that big business owners, property owners, investors are in. Imagine, not having to work for money, but having money to work for you by investing them and earning profits by using your money to make money.

CHANGE IS NECESSARY FOR GROWTH

When I attended OPP or Opportunity Plan Presentation  last month and the speaker is one of successful person in Network Marketing. Ang sabi niya madali lang yumaman and most of us want to become rich kaya lang, hindi tukma ang ginagawa natin sa gusto nating mangyari parang ganito If you are riding from Lapu Lapu to Talisay using the wrong road map, you will not get to your destination no matter how fast the car (working hard)! You can work harder, but you would only get to the wrong destination! You may have the best attitude in the world or the most positive mindset, but you still not get to the place where you want if mali naman ang sinasakyan mo.Ibig kung sabihin kung gusto mong yumaman para marami kang matulungan tapos nanatili ka lang empleyado hindi ka talaga yayaman dyan although nakaka survive ka sa pang araw araw. Now don’t get me wrong, I’m not against employment kasi nagtrabaho parin naman ako ngayon at the same time doing my business part-time.

Nevertheless, let us face it: our needs today are growing more than ever before in any period of history. Prices go up, salaries don’t. There are more baby boomers than ever and have very little pension to show for their decades of years of work efforts.

And there is no guessing to how many people really, really hate the unhealthy, hectic lifestyle of getting up early, coping with stress for most parts of the day, join traffic jams, spend more money and time in traveling, enjoy very little rest, and repeat the viscous cycle. Definitely, doesn’t paint a nice financial and lifestyle picture.

The first step to change is to be aware of the problem. Awareness before change (or ABC for short) is necessary if you are to make any changes in life to start taking control of your financial life and then get out of the rat race and start a business part time..