Author Topic: Financial freedom in 2 years (Read 3267 times)

thisistheday · « **Reply #15 on:** Jun 17, 2012, 08:45 AM »

Quote from: kaanib_ako on Jun 17, 2012, 05:39 AM

like mr. ferrarieverest says kailangan pa ng paghuhukay, im going to review my goals, i will be more specific on it but im gonna stick with my original timeline which is 2years, if i fail I'll extend it for two more years until mahit ko yung goals ko

Kung ie-extend mo lang yung goal mo kung di mo pala ma-hit, then probably hindi R-ealistic goal mo kahit T-ime bound pa siya. Meron ka na siguro idea kung mahi-hit mo target mo kasi kung nagsimula ka last year, o this year lang ba?

ferrariEverest · « **Reply #16 on:** Jun 18, 2012, 03:56 PM »

Quote from: kaanib_ako on Jun 17, 2012, 05:39 AM

like mr. ferrarieverest says kailangan pa ng paghuhukay, im going to review my goals, i will be more specific on it but im gonna stick with my original timeline which is 2years, if i fail I'll extend it for two more years until mahit ko yung goals ko hehe wala namang masama kung susubukan diba? Ryt now i think im still on the process of learning. For 2 years im gonna focus on building online business .

sounds like a good plan.

whatever happens, wag ka magki-quit at believe in yourself.
pag nahihirapan ka (may obstacles/challenges which are inevitable), always remember why u started out in the first place... lagi ka magfocus sa goal mo, do not lose sight of your goal/s.
kung yan na talaga yung passion mo/gusto mong gawin, there is NO reason why hindi ka magsa-succeed.

do not place too much pressure on yourself or too much focus sa time limit/deadline. place more emphasis sa journey/experience (ask yourself "am I learning or not?", "am i enjoying or not?")
lagi mo tatandaan, journey yan, it's a process... a marathon not a sprint.

ganyan din ako dati, nagmamadali ma-achieve ang goals.
pero habang tumatagal, na-realize ko na may oras para sa lahat.
success is attained only when & if you are ready and deserving.
I had to make priorities, life changing decisions, and i encountered numerous obstacles along the way.

basta stick with your passions and goals.
ako d ako nagemployment, yun ang gusto ko, so i took the risks na kakabit ng ganung decision. sobrang hirap, nabungi na ko't lahat, pero buhay pa rin ako.

(gusto ko kasi ma-challenge/nahihirapan ako, ayan tuloy... be careful what u wish for

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stick with your passions and goals, lasapin mo yung journey/experience.

richpulubi · « **Reply #17 on:** Jun 30, 2012, 11:42 AM »

Go back to school and finish college.

You always need to have a back up plan. If your business doesn't prosper, you can apply for a job. I hire a lot of people and if an applicant doesn't finish school cuz he 'read rich dad poor dad', immediately I'd think he's an underachieving lazy bum. Tapos, may pera naman ang parents niya!

Given a choice of hiring a graduate and an undergraduate, who would you hire? Even those who are superrich but did not finish college like Gates or Jobs, who do you think they hire? Do you think they'll let their children not finish school cuz they read rich dad poor dad?

If your business succeeds then good for you. But 80% of startups fail. And the founders end up employed again, so they can make some capital to TRY AGAIN. And the more specialized the course you finish, the higher the pay you deserve!

Archcavalier · « **Reply #18 on:** Jul 03, 2012, 03:31 AM »

Regarding Big Business,

A business that make at least Php 3m annual profit is regarded as a small business.
If it make lesser than that amount is defined as Micro Business.

This alone should give you a basis for measuring business.
I believe I got that from the Department of Trade and Industry, I only saw it on ANC so I dont have any written proof.

Regarding Education,

In my personal opinion, Education is very important and 1 should not neglect it.
Just because someone was able to achieve tremendous success by skipping the University.
Everybody must understand that philosophy does not apply to everybody else.
You have to understand that their is opportunity in those four corners regardless how little it is.

vbignacio · « **Reply #19 on:** Jul 22, 2012, 02:34 AM »

noong 2nd year high school pa lang ako, nabili ko yung book na "The Magic of Believing" ni Claude M. Bristol. doon ako na-introduce sa paniniwalang: "You can be anything you want to be, if you only believe it; for whatever the mind can conceive and believe, the mind can achieve." at kamakailan ko lang naencounter yung mga related na librong tulad ng "Think and Grow Rich", "Rich Dad, Poor Dad", "The Secret" na halos parehas din yung pini-preach: Focus on what you want to specifically achieve. high school graduate lang din ako kaso dahil sinunod ko yung book, nagkaroon din ako ng stable job, sariling bahay at masayang pamilya. naranasan ko na rin magbakasyon ng libre lang. kaso noong minsan nagkaroon ng family problem with relatives at na-focus ako sa negative kaya ayun dumagsa lalo ang problema ko. nasabi ko sa sarili ko na totoo talaga yung "Law of Attraction." Oh well, what we visualize will materialize kaya focus on your specific goals lang at huwag sa negative kasi ina-attract mo din yun. speaking from experience...

pulubing_palaboy · « **Reply #20 on:** Jul 22, 2012, 08:22 AM »

in other words...
just because you believe it, it does NOT mean you can achieve it

nanashi · « **Reply #21 on:** Jul 22, 2012, 09:54 AM »

Quote from: pulubing_palaboy on Jul 22, 2012, 08:22 AM

in other words...
just because you believe it, it does NOT mean you can achieve it

Yeah, believing is a good thing. But believing and doing something to achieve that belief is another thing - a better thing.

Dos · « **Reply #22 on:** Jul 22, 2012, 10:21 AM »

Have you already read the book "Speed Wealth: How to Make a Million in Your Own Business in 3 Years or Less" by T. Harv Eker? If not, i suggest you read it. You may get some additional ideas to implement to reach your goal/s within 2 years.

I also advise you to finish your college. Do it not only to gain more knowledge but also to increase your self-esteem by knowing that you are a degree holder. However, note that formal education is not really necessary to become wealthy. Here is what Jim Rohn (who i consider as one of my virtual mentors) said, "Formal education will make you a living. Self-education will make you a fortune." Just make sure that you keep on learning.

In terms of goal setting he said, "Set a goal to become a millionaire for what it makes of you to achieve it."

He said, "Do it for the skills you have to learn and the person you have to become. Do it for what you'll end up knowing about the market place, what you'll learn about the management of time and working with people. Do it for the ability of discovering how to keep you ego in check. For what you have to learn about being benevolent. Being kind as well as being strong. What you have to learn about society and business and government and taxes and becoming an accomplished person to reach the status of millionaire.

"All that you have learned and all that you've become to reach the status of millionaire is what's valuable. Not the million dollars.

"If you do it that way, then once you become a millionaire, you can give all the money away. Because it's not the money that's really important. What's important is the person you have become."

By the way, you can read an interview with him in the book "Conversations with Millionaires" by Mike Litman. Read my post http://www.pinoymoneytalk.com/forum/index.php?topic=37253.0 to get the download link.

vbignacio · « **Reply #23 on:** Jul 22, 2012, 10:26 AM »

Quote from: nanashi on Jul 22, 2012, 09:54 AM

Yeah, believing is a good thing. But believing and doing something to achieve that belief is another thing - a better thing.

yes. you cant just believe that a million bucks will fall from the sky. but focused intentions can surely pave the way to it.

pulubing_palaboy · « **Reply #24 on:** Jul 23, 2012, 12:42 AM »

itong mga ito, literally napaso sa paniwalang "You can be anything you want to be, if you only believe it; for whatever the mind can conceive and believe, the mind can achieve.":

http://news.yahoo.com/21-burned-walk-over-hot-coals-robbins-event-202003508.html

kimerran · « **Reply #25 on:** Jul 23, 2012, 08:40 AM »

kung mananalo ka sa lotto within 2 years...

vbignacio · « **Reply #26 on:** Jul 23, 2012, 09:17 AM »

Quote from: pulubing_palaboy on Jul 23, 2012, 12:42 AM

itong mga ito, literally napaso sa paniwalang "You can be anything you want to be, if you only believe it; for whatever the mind can conceive and believe, the mind can achieve.":

http://news.yahoo.com/21-burned-walk-over-hot-coals-robbins-event-202003508.html

21 people burned out of 6,000 attendees of the event that walked across the coals. whats your point sir? that its not good to have a positive outlook in life? that we should focus on the negative always? worrying is not good for our health.

richpulubi · « **Reply #27 on:** Jul 23, 2012, 10:13 AM »

Well...if you're going to walk on coals, you CAN expect to be burnt. And no amount of positive thinking will improve your chances of not getting burned.

Don't believe the lie your parents have told you. You CAN'T achieve EVERYTHING. You CAN'T be anything that you wish to be.

Hey, we're all adults here, so no sugar coating the truth.

nobagger · « **Reply #28 on:** Jul 23, 2012, 10:56 AM »

Quote from: vbignacio on Jul 23, 2012, 09:17 AM

21 people burned out of 6,000 attendees of the event that walked across the coals. whats your point sir? that its not good to have a positive outlook in life? that we should focus on the negative always? worrying is not good for our health.

I think ang point niya ay..it's ok to have a positive outlook in life, but don't be an idiot.