The Barriers In Your Mind
Trade barriers have fallen. The only barriers left are the barriers you have in your mind.
Social Entrepreneurship: The Business of Building People
Why I consider myself in social entrepreneurship? Because I am in the business of building people.
What Does It Mean To Ordinary Filipinos?
This morning, I received news from our friends in Del Monte about the acquisition by Del Monte Pacific Limited (DMPL), a PH company publicly listed in both Singapore Mainboard and Philippine stock exchange, of Del Monte Foods (DMF), a US corporation who owns the...Full Time Employment or Solopreneurship?
Full time employment or be a Solopreneur? The right choice will be determined by your purpose, moral support of family and money in the bank.
What’s Wrong With The News?
Every time I listen or read the news form the mainstream media, specially on the aspect of the economy, it’s as if doomsday is at hand. I’m certain the folks behind mainstream media exert considerable effort to balance their story, but the impression it...Filipino Entrepreneurs On Personalized Service
“If you want to do something, don’t approach a third party but go directly to the person you want to do business with. A third party complicates.” MELISSA LIMCAOCO, Entertainment Gateway– “If you want to get ahead and if you want to sell more, you have to talk to your...John Gokongwei’s Nine Rules of Success
The mark of a true entrepreneur is having the courage to rise above adversity- John Gokongwei Jr.
Entrepreneurship, Globalization And Becoming A Great Nation
This piece is originally posted at Universal Rubina blog. Value adding and inspiring! Before I begin, I want to say please bear with me, an 81-year-old man who just flew in from San Francisco 36 hours ago and is still suffering from jet lag. However, I hope I...Filipino Entrepreneur On Inspiration
I hope to blog about John Gokongwei’s life and inspiration in the future. Mean time, I hope this value adding quote will inspire you
Filipino Entrepreneur On Mentoring
“To minimize your risks when starting out, learn everything you can about the business. Read. Research. Get a mentor.” -ROMMEL JUAN, Binalot–Filipino Entrepreneurs On Talent Management
Another value adding quotes from Filipino entrepreneurs, this time on the subject of talent management
CSR: The Ube Tanker
As expected, the “Ube” (Purple) Fire Engine parked near our building is gearing for action. This fire truck is maintained by a private company and being commandeered by volunteer firemen who are employees or staffs of Eng Bee Tin, a known “hopia” and chinese deli factory in the Philippines
Filipino Entrepreneurs On Passion
Here’s a collection of quotes about “passion” from well known Filipino Entrepreneurs.
Filipino Entrepreneur On Integrity
“Be honest with your partners, clients, and especially to yourself. If you’ve committed a mistake, the quickest way to rectify the damage is to admit you made a mistake, and try to find a solution from there. Covering it up won’t work.” –ALVIN CARRANZA, Macgraphics...Filipino Entrepreneurs On Hard Work
another value adding quotes from Pinoy Entrepreneurs… “Be prepared to step out of your comfort zone. A lot of people who want to do business today think they can be their own boss—that they would be in control of their time and activities. I can tell you right...Filipino Entrepreneurs On Customer Delight
These are various quotes from well known Filipino entrepreneurs, on the subject of Customer Service
Filipino Entrepreneurs On Work-Life Balance
Here’s a collection of quotes about “work-life balance” from respected and well known Filipino Entrepreneurs
Filipino Entrepreneurs On Innovation
Here’s a collection of quotes about “innovation” from respected and well known Filipino Entrepreneurs
Success Quotes From Filipino Entrepreneurs
Here’s a collection of ” success” quotes from widely respected Filipino Entrepreneurs
10 Secrets Of Henry Sy’s Success
I bumped into this article from the company’s intranet portal, effort has been made to provide the URL of the article from Philstar but unsuccessful.
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