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    #41
    Isa sa mga advice na mabibigay ko is siguro avoid showing off kapag kumikita ka na.... kung ayaw mo ikaw ang maging utangan ng bayan or mga gustong magnegosyo or sponsor sa mga kung anu-ano sa lugar nyo or magpasponsor sa yo si kap, si konsehal or si mayor... hehehe... dadami rin gusto magpaampon sa yo na kamag-anak.

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    #42
    May business ma short term.. may besines na pang long term..
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    Sample isang pagkain.. boom nung 2 to 3years. Madaming may gusto. After 2 to 3years dadami na kalaban mo at mag sasawa na ang tao...ang effect maraming mag sasarado. Mag hahatihati sa maliit na market ang maraming tindahan.. Matira matibay na lang sa business... ang mananalo dito e yung nakilala na at maliit ang operation cost...

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    #43
    Yeah that's my greatest fear, what if magnegosyo at malugi, or kumikita nga pero barya lang ang kita, only enough to pay for expenses, can't expand the business to expand your profits, and can't go back to your job. It's an all in, all or nothing affair

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    #44
    Quote Originally Posted by badkuk View Post
    Yeah that's my greatest fear, what if magnegosyo at malugi, or kumikita nga pero barya lang ang kita, only enough to pay for expenses, can't expand the business to expand your profits, and can't go back to your job. It's an all in, all or nothing affair
    You might want to hook up with an established entrepreneur to share the risk with

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    #45
    i did get offers from a rich friend for a few business ventures. He's a good friend that i trust...but i never joined because i got the feeling na hindi siya seryoso, and i'd end up as one of his lackeys. He'd be OK even if the venture fails, kasi nga mayaman, but ako mabibitin.

    i do get your point sir. i do have a friend/mentor na tinatanungan ko, although he's more into finance/investing

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    #46
    Quote Originally Posted by badkuk View Post
    i did get offers from a rich friend for a few business ventures. He's a good friend that i trust...but i never joined because i got the feeling na hindi siya seryoso, and i'd end up as one of his lackeys. He'd be OK even if the venture fails, kasi nga mayaman, but ako mabibitin.

    i do get your point sir. i do have a friend/mentor na tinatanungan ko, although he's more into finance/investing
    Start with small joint venture with your friend and see where it goes? At least limited exposure and shared risk. Plus you get a mentor or coach

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    #47
    Quote Originally Posted by badsekktor View Post
    Ice cream and farm bro
    What kind of farm bro? Pigery, poultry? Fishery like tilapia or crabs? Bangus?

    I suggest na magtayo ka nang feeds store. Why? Since meron kang farm, distributor of feeds will give you dealers price pag meron kang store.

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    #48
    Franchise small businesses muna while maintaining your current job. Then see from there.

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    #49
    Quote Originally Posted by antonath View Post
    What kind of farm bro? Pigery, poultry? Fishery like tilapia or crabs? Bangus?

    I suggest na magtayo ka nang feeds store. Why? Since meron kang farm, distributor of feeds will give you dealers price pag meron kang store.
    Palay, crabs, bangus, hipon, manggo.

    Yan ang plano ko ilagay instead na lotto outlet. Pero hinay-hinay muna siguro. Problema ko pa kasi ang manpower. Mahirap kumuha ng tauhan na mapagkakatiwalaan.

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    #50
    Since you're an IT guy, why not try these
    1. create websites/blogs/forums then monitize them with adsense, amazon, affiliate programs, etc
    2. if you're into web development, develop websites for local businesses/professionals like salon, dentists, surgeons, etc
    3. freelancing - check odesk and fiverr. Do menial tasks for $. Offer services like SEO, ORM, etc
    4. develop programs (web based, stand alone, android apps, ios) for companies
    5. sell web hosting packages

    time and effort lang kailangan mo para sa mga ito

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