Hindi 'Yan Lalapit

Pagtatrabaho ang alam ng karamihan pagdating sa paano kumita ng pera.

This is one of the levers we have had since the dawn of time, among the current options in modern society.

May responsibilidad kang gawain kapalit ng sahod.

People who carry too much hatred and flaunt their so-called hustle are out of touch with reality.

‘Yong sistema ng edukasyon natin ay nakabase rin para gumawa ng mga trabahador.

The goal is simple: make money.

Simula lang ito ng kwento ng pagkita mo.

Earning and spending it are two different skills to be realized.

May Nakabara

Kung nagawa mong makipag-rason sa bata, mapapakamot ka talaga ng ulo.

The trigger factor is the child’s unreasonableness, which most carries into their adulthood.

Ang hirap tuloy magkaroon ng maayos na usapan at makatulong sa pag-usad.

They’re incapable of realizing and accepting that their arguments are fallacious.

May tatlong paraan ka para makaraos dito.

1. Leveling. Bumaba ka sa lebel nila para makisabay sa emosyon at samantalahin ang baluktok na isipan.

2. Stopping. ‘Wag mo nang ituloy ang usapan.

3. Targeting. Ipakita mo na may hindi pantay sa sinasabi niya sa iba niyang pinaniniwalaan.

The last part is the preferred strategy, as it is neither patronizing nor a reflection of your frustration.

Pero kung wala ka namang oras at paki, doon ka sa pangalawa.

It’s Waving

In earning, especially if you’re starting, practicality matters more than enthusiasm.

Hindi natin binabalewala ‘yong gusto mong mangyari sa buhay - pumupuwesto lang para sa maayos na simula.

This is not about growing your money; this focuses on having the money in the first place.

Pwede mong kuhain ang kasunod nitong parte sa libre kong libro, DOFF (Dots Of Financial Freedom).

For now, let’s expound on the crucial stage of the money game.

Tinawag ko ‘tong Accountability Surge.

A substantial number of people may counter the method in the details, but this will still hold the compact support tested by previous generations.

1. Value

• Kailangang kunin.
• Alignment of purchase.
• Paggamit kaysa pagkuha.
• Knowledge specific to you.
• Sariling paggawa ng swerte.

2. Source

• Active income.
• Own management.
• Kumikita ng mag-isa.
• Linked to your own name.
• Umaasa sa basbas ng iba.

3. Flow

• Spending ratio.
• Daloy ng laman.
• Optimization of funds.
• Naghihintay na tagakaltas.
• Preliminary strategic handling.

4. Debt

• Mga uri.
• Worth metrics.
• Tanggal gapos.
• Taking advantage of.
• Dulo ng walang hanggan.

5. Done

• To finish.
• Duga sa loob.
• Positive sum game.
• Sarili muna bago iba.
• Frequency of failures.

Gusto nating mapadali ang mga bagay, na parte naman kung paano tayo nakatakas sa pagkawala.

But in hindsight, being fast now doesn’t mean being fast in the overall timeline.

Tumataas lang ang tyansa na makagawa ka ng ‘di kailangan na problema galing sa ingay ng isipan mo.

We have nothing against learning things on your own to extract the tangible lessons.

Sa ibang parte mo ‘yan gawin, pero sa mga namarkahang gumagana, iwasan nang mag-aksaya ng oras.

It’s okay to care about others, but care for yourself first.

Walang may utang sa’yo para gawing mas maganda ang buhay mo, utang mo yan sa sarili mo.

With the given chance, don’t settle for everlasting mediocrity.

- Mark Galvez

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