Yeah, there’s just
too many things…
It’s hard enough to come up with an opening statement alone, yet there’s too many words floating around my head at this moment. I guess that already says a lot.
Small things are small things, but when all small things are put together, they’re no longer small.
— a thought from my high school math teacher and class adviser
This blog is going to be a lot of things — random thoughts, topics, stories, advice, financial insights, parental journals, musicality, professional consultancy services or what not, and probably some merchandise.
The truth is, I’ve been wanting to create a blog site for each topic that pops out of my mind including services and things I can sell online. I just don’t have the time to manage all of that with my current bandwidth. Why is that? Well, it’s time to tell you some things about me.
I have a full time job and I’m a father of two. Other than that, I’m just trying to enjoy life that’s been taken away from me each day by the corporate world. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t dislike my job. A person’s gotta do what he’s gotta do. As for me, there’s so much I want to do. And this blog is one of them.
So what’s my purpose here? Nothing. I just want to share ideas, my opinion, and hope that people would share the same ideas and maybe come to learn from them. It’s not that much, really. It’s just like what my teacher told us back in high school. Small things may be small things, but put them together and they won’t appear as such.
So let’s all sit back for a while, read some unpopular ideas, and sip a cup of coffee while we’re at it. Enjoy!
Why you shouldn’t be discouraged to start your dream business!
My father once told me, you may try and fail, but never fail to try. Because if you don’t even try, then you’ve already failed. Success comes only to those who do not quit. So try, and don’t quit.
Why you shouldn’t tell your friends and family about your new business idea!
There are a couple of reasons to that. Either they don’t trust you, they want to keep themselves above you, or they’re simply not interested. But, everyone gets interested in something once it’s already big, even if it’s not their thing. So it’s a big no-no. Especially if the discouragement will come from your family.…
Short-Term Mindset is the cause of Poverty and not the other way around!
Poor People Don’t Have Less Self-Control. Poverty Forces Them to Think Short-Term — according to an article. I’m sorry but I beg to disagree. Either I missed the context of the article or the concept is completely unacceptable. Because why do I feel like the article implies that a poor person is hopeless because of…
In My Opinion 