BAKIT ANG MAYAMAN LALONG YUMAYAMAN?

I believe that attitude has great influence kung bakit ang mga mayayaman ay lalong yumayaman. Kasi rich people started with being…


GOAL-ORIENTED
Ang mga mayayaman ALAM kasi kung saan sila pupunta. Malinaw sa kanila kung ano ang gusto nilang marating. Bago sila dumiskarte, alam na alam nila kung ano ang kanilang gagawin.


WISE TO ASK THE WISE
At kung hindi sila masyadong sigurado sa direction papunta sa kanilang financial destination, they’re WISE enough na magtanong sa mga FINANCE EXPERTS. They are WISE enough to admit that they do not know everything.


THINK POSITIVE
Kasabay ng goals at mga natutunan from the experts, they developed a POSITIVE OUTLOOK. They believed in their own abilities and they’re very determined to do whatever it takes to make their dreams come true. They are not easily discouraged by failures and setbacks. They do not entertain negative people and thoughts in their minds.


RISK TAKERS
Every rich person made a BRAVE STEP OF TAKING RISKS. Kahit super confident at well-learned ka para marating ang pinapangarap mong financial destination, hindi ka makakarating kung ikaw ay nakatambay lang. Kaya galaw galaw din pag may time! Lahat ng bagay ay may risk.

May mala-Mark Zuckerberg na idea ka bang naiisip? I-develop na yan! Madalas mo bang napapansin ang trending gaya ng loom bands? I-buy and sell na yan! Magaling ka bang kumuha ng litrato? I-offer na ang services na yan!

O diba, madaming bagay ang pwedeng pagkakitaan?And while the rich earn money, they…


SAVE WHAT THEY EARNED
Rich people who are getting richer are DISCIPLINED in spending every cent they get. Ang bawat pera ay tinatrato na parang important document at hindi parang scratch paper na basta basta na lang ibabasura.


PLANNED IT WELL
They are ORGANIZED in dealing with finances. Hindi sila bumibili ng wala sa plano. At hindi sa kanila uso ang mga katagang: Pinag-iisipan pa ba yan?

And because they are handling their finances well, they have the opportunity to…


LET IT GROW
Let it grow! Pero teka, imagine kung naubos lahat ng na-generate na income dahil hindi naalagaan. Sigurado wala nang palalaguin. Kaya importante na mag-succeed sa previous stages para may ma-SAVE at ma-INVEST.
Always remember, “It is not how much money you make but how much money you save.”

At pag may na-save ka, meron ka magagamit to invest in generating more income. And the cycle goes on and on and on.


THINK. REFLECT. APPLY.

Do you have a healthy mindset and a passion with what you’re doing?
What are your ways in generating income and in handling your finances?
Are you prepared to let your resources grow?


source: chinkeetan

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5 ways to make money online

These days, you can possibly make money even if you opt to stay at home. Here are five easy and fast ways to earn thousands of pesos online.

Physical (or brick-and-mortar) stores and retail establishments are now supplemented—or even replaced—by online counterparts. Budding entrepreneurs, solo workers, and moonlighters can now easily find many viable alternatives to full-time, part-time, or traditional employment that cross borders and time zones.

Sorting through all the tips and tricks available across the Internet can give you a whopper of a headache, so here is a quick roundup of opportunities you can easily find and grab.

1. Virtual storefronts
You have two options: use free online platforms to sell your products or shell out money for the self-hosted route.

Free online platforms like eBay Philippines, Etsy, or OLX (formerly Sulit.com) let you focus on your products and customer relations rather than on building up the code or installing widgets. But for those who want complete control over their stores’ appearance, functionality, and backend, we recommend self-hosted online stores. You may have to contact a Web hosting service provider to set up such an online shop.

Moreover, there are online store solutions that can enable you to start your online store in an instant (like Uniqly and Tack This!) and initially for free. However, if you eventually prefer to move beyond their ‘basic’ packages that come with limitations, you may have to opt for their paid options (doing so may still not be too costly, though).

 

2. Content creation

Blogging is not a guaranteed moneymaker, especially when you want to grow your following organically, but it's still one way to make your presence felt online. Focus on what you know best, keep it personal and genuine, then the readers will come.

Digital ads can run on your website through Google AdSense or Nuffnang Philippines. You may sign up to have those ads appear on your site. You may earn per impression or click. To ensure higher returns, you have to work harder though to always keep your Web traffic high.

Guest blogging is a post written by guest bloggers. You may write and post blogs for other sites and get paid for doing so or enjoy the privilege to cross-promote your own blog in other sites.

Do stock photography and videos. Make extra income by offering your photos at platforms like Shutterstock, iStockPhoto, and/or Getty Images. You may also post photos at Flickr with the proper photo rights.

3. Daily discounts and exclusive deals

E-commerce sites specializing in time-sensitive discounts and members-only deals have raked in extra profits for the sites and their merchants. A short rundown: Groupon Philippines, Ensogo, Metrodeal, Deal Grocer, its retail partner Taste Central, CashCashPinoy, iGrab, and AVA. 

 

4. Social media
Explore special sections dedicated to using social media for business at business.twitter.com, facebook.com/business, or business.pinterest.com. Today, some entrepreneurs also use social networking sites to promote and even sell merchandise to online users.

5. Online jobs
Full-time freelancers and employees looking to increase their monthly pay can bid for jobs online via job platforms like Upwork (formerly oDesk, which last year also merged with Elance), Freelancer, and/or 99Designs. Read the terms thoroughly, deliver quality output when it's needed, and you'll easily build a reputation as a reliable freelancer. 

Source: entrepreneur.com.ph

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21 things successful entrepreneurs never worry about

Everyone wants to know the secret to success, which is why we all look up to role models such as Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, and Mark Zuckerberg. But one of the biggest lessons you can learn from them? It’s simply to worry only about the things that you can control, and ignore the rest.

There are many things that stop would-be founders that successful entrepreneurs simply don’t worry about. Here are 21 of them to get you started:

1. Failure

Successful entrepreneurs don’t worry about failing. Instead, they know that every failure leads to their next success.

2. Success

Many would-be founders are tripped up by fearing success. Successful entrepreneurs know that what they have to share is important, so they don’t fear being corrupted by success.

3. Happiness

This sounds odd, because successful entrepreneurs are often very happy. But the key is they don’t worry about it. They know that happiness comes when you’re doing the work you’re meant to do.

4. Limits

Mary Kay Ash could have worried about the limits of being a woman in the 1960s, but she didn’t. Instead, she went on to found a massively successful company and encourage others to live their dreams.

5. Quitting

Successful business owners realize that quitting isn’t always bad. Sometimes you have to cut your losses and move on to another idea.

6. Charging what they’re worth

Great entrepreneurs never worry about what they charge. They know they’ve created enough value that they’re worth it.

7. Things that might go wrong

There’s no room in a successful entrepreneur’s mind for pessimistic thinking. If there’s an issue, they handle it, but they don’t invent problems.

8. Work-life balance

This may sound harsh, but the early stages of entrepreneurship require your all. Successful founders don’t worry about this—they dig it and get it done.

9. What they didn’t do last week

Maybe last week wasn’t 100% productive, but those who are successful don’t worry about it. They’ve already moved on to what they can accomplish today.

10. Living someone else’s life

Steve Jobs famously urged those who heard him speak to live their own lives to the fullest. He never wasted his limited time worrying about others’ expectations.

11. Following the established rules

Famous for flouting the rules of how things “should be done,” Richard Branson doesn’t worry what others think. Instead, he follows his gut to make his ideas a reality.

12. Being safe

Successful entrepreneurs see life as an adventure. They don’t worry about being safe or doing the easy thing. They want to see and experience what life has in store for them each day.

13. Regret

Successful founders realize that we don’t regret the things we do, we regret the things we don’t do. As a result, they don’t worry about regret. They focus on seizing every opportunity that comes their way.

14. What they can’t do

Successful entrepreneurs know they can’t do everything, and they don’t worry about what they can’t do. They simply hire people to make up for their weaknesses and focus on their strengths.

15. Taking chances

Debbi Fields, the founder of Mrs. Fields cookies, knew that reaching her goals would mean taking chances such as giving away cookies to strangers for free. As a result of her efforts, she’s a household name with over 700 stores in 10 countries.

16. Why they can’t

Successful founders don’t worry about why they can’t do something. Instead, they think of ways around obstacles and discover how they can accomplish their goals.

17. Others’ success

Successful entrepreneurs realize that the world has room for a lot of different ideas. They don’t worry if someone else is already successful. They just focus on making their own contributions to the world.

18. Being wrong

Drew Houston, co-founder and CEO of Dropbox, said, “Don’t worry about failure. You only have to be right once.” Successful entrepreneurs don’t worry about being wrong—they just keep looking for what’s right.

19. Having smart employees

Great entrepreneurs don’t worry about hiring team members that are smarter than themselves. They realize that they need to hire the best if they want their companies to succeed. They look for the A-players, and they aren’t threatened by them.

20. Being proved wrong

Successful founders are never afraid to test their assumptions. They’re more concerned with doing the right thing than with always being right.

21. Making tons of money

Ironically, chasing money is the surest way to not get it. Successful entrepreneurs don’t worry about getting rich. They focus on sharing the value they create with others and riches follow naturally.

Source: entrepreneur.com.ph

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