I use to do a lot of explaining before just to prove that I'm right. Hindi talaga ako nagpapatalo basta alam kong ako yung tama.

It's when I grow older that I realized it drains a lot of my energy whenever I deal with people who have no intention to understand, or those who can only understand according to their level of perception.

Arguing with such people is useless, and deprives us of our "HAPPINESS".

Sa ngayon, kung baluktot ang isip ng kausap ko at ipilit nyang itim ang puti at puti ang itim ay ok na sa akin. Forcing such people to change their mind is a bad idea.
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Sabi nga ng isang writer:
"You can be RIGHT or you can be HAPPY" - T.Harv Eker
Masarap mabuhay ng masaya so I choose the latter

People are tired of being poor yet very few are willing to really do something about it except mag rally at manisi.

Notice that the catchphrase these days is: “The government should do something about it”. Bisyo na ng iba na mag demand and to ask the govt to take care of all kinds of problems.. Including food on their table.

While the govt has it's share of responsibilities, hindi naman nito kaya lahat. Expecting the govt. to take care of our every need will only lead to MORE poor people. Marami kasi ang aasa na lang at di na magsisikap. It's better to empower ourselves in every way possible.

Realize that we ourselves have the power over our own future, and what happen, or doesn’t happen to us.
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If we want to reach our full potential, iwanan na natin yung "ENTITLEMENT MENTALITY".

One of the things to do if we want to succeed; or change the world, or to simply rise from poverty is to get up early in the morning, iligpit ng maayos ang higaan, ihanda ang almusal, isaayos ang paligid, at isunod yung iba pang mga bagay na kailangan magawa sa bawat araw.

Kahit iba ang routine ng namamasukan, nasa sales, nagnenegosyo o nag aaral, mahalagang taglay natin yung pakiramdam ng tagumpay sa tuwing natatapos natin ng maaga ang mga dapat gawin kahit pa ito maliliit na mga bagay.

Hindi maganda na habang yung iba ay nagagawa na yung malalaking plano para sa ikagaganda ng buhay, tayo naman ay naghihilik pa sa higaan.

The bible warns us; 'He who loves to sleep and the folding of hands, poverty will set upon you like a thief in the night.' Proverbs 20:13.
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Kaway-kaway sa mga tanghaling gumising dyan.

Whenever we say we have no choice, we become weak and powerless, yet for most people, ito ang kanilang bukambibig araw-araw.

Imagine what kind of life we will get If we surrender this wonderful gift.
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Believing you have no choice is ALSO a choice.
In-fact, it is the "GREATEST choice we can ever make"!

​After the pandemic, the worse thing other than having no money is having no plan.

Others may say; "what good is a plan if you have no money"? So which really is more important, money or plan? This is an example of the classic chicken and egg dilemma. 

Same thing when people ask what's the best business to start. In my opinion, it's anything, as long as you have a clear plan and end goal in mind. Because it's not really about what business you want to be in, but the plan behind it that will determine if it will succeed, or fail.

To quote entrepreneur Jim Rohn:

I remember saying to my mentor, "If I had more money, I would have a better plan." He quickly responded, "I would suggest that if you had a better plan, you would have more money."
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You see, it's not the amount that counts; it's the plan that counts.