by Jun Asis
Before beginning a business, ask yourself this question:
What do you I want to do with my life?
Hardly the question one expects. Maybe questions about funding, marketing, cashflow expertise and profits would have been more appropriate or expected.. But life? Isn’t this more appropriate for a Philosophy class or some motivation course?
I dare say this is the most important question one should ask.
WHAT IS YOUR LIFE PLAN?
The reason most people put up businesses of their own is to lead the life they want. And a lot of people fail in business because they do not know what they really want in life. Still others succeed in making their business grow and yet become failures in life. They have traded their life with their company. Read more
by Jun Asis
How many times in the past have you made New Year’s resolutions? And how many resolutions were “resolved”? How many were left “unsolved” or “dissolved”?
I rest my case.
If you have not been able to keep those resolutions, I suggest and alternative. Focus on developing a Positive Mental Attitude (PMA) first. The rest will follow.
Brian Tracy suggests four ways to a Super Attitude. Read more
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by Jun Asis
“Most people quit because of one reason and one reason only…. they decided not to win.” - - Doug Firebaugh
Many people go through life dying before they even start living. Those who do not “play”
because they have decided that they will not win. Those who do not give their best are equally guilty, for in their minds, they are just going through the motions.
“I can’t do it, it’s so hard.” “I’m not cut out for this” “Ganyan talaga, wala na tayong
magagawa.” “Di ko kaya yan.” Sounds familiar? Read more
by Jun Asis
One of the most inspiring books I’ve read this year is The Success Principles, How to Get From Where You Are To Where You Want To Be. It was co-written by one of my favorite authors, Jack Canfield of the Chicken Soup for the Soul fame together with Jane Switzer. The book lists 64 principles when applied to our lives will bring us unprecedented success.
Some valuable lessons I’ve learned from the book are about relationships. I am determined to follow them. I have not perfected them yet, but I can say that I am
experiencing improved relationships with the people around me.
These guidelines apply to our personal life and to our lives as entrepreneurs and professionals as well. We relate with our spouse, children, clients, suppliers, vendors, partners, officemates, bosses, subordinates - all types of people. And the principles are the same. Read more
