Does school really matter?

**Yatta** · June 4th, 2014 05:23 PM

^^Noon ok pa yan. Pero ngayon na ang daming graduate at lisensyado na walang trabaho? Lots of luck to you.

**uls** · June 4th, 2014 05:27 PM

sa Banawe meron mga tauhan ng surplusan ngayon may sariling tindahan na

ang success wala sa edukasyon

nasa attitude

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may kilala ako sa Kalookan tauhan ng isang tindahan ng heavy equipment parts ngayon may sariling tindahan

ginawa niya bumili siya ng mga junk na heavy equipment at scrap value. kinatay and sold the parts

ngayon di lang isa ang pwesto niya sa Kalookan

pag tinatawagan ko sa landline lagi sagot ng secretary "nasa kabila" or "nasa bodega"

nag iimport na yata ngayon ng brand new China heavy equipment

**uls** · June 4th, 2014 05:39 PM

ever wonder why meron mga tao nasa dugo nila maging negosyante while other people are content to be employees?

ano difference nila?

education? definitely not

it's attitude

it's lakas ng loob

**leodawesome** · June 4th, 2014 06:08 PM

^Add to that the risk takers. Madami kasi takot and just wanted to stay in their comfort zones. Most of the time, those that took the risks are those who are more successful in every aspect.

**jut703** · June 4th, 2014 06:57 PM

Kaya nga siya risk kasi a few succeed while many fail. I read somewhere that 90% of businesses fail. We only focus on the 10%.

Not everyone is meant for entrepreneurship.

Totoo na hindi ka yayaman sa pagiging empleyado, but some people would rather earn a modest living than risk a failed business where he would have to sacrifice his children's tuition fee for capital.

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**jut703** · June 4th, 2014 07:00 PM

May kilala ako, nagquit ng corporate job niya to try to start a business. Nakailang try na siya, hanggang ngayon wala pa ring naabot. Nagtry maginternet cafe, gov't projects, hardware distribution, pati pagtinda ng mangga sa simbahan - lahat bagsak.

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**EQAddict** · June 4th, 2014 07:23 PM

Originally Posted by uls

ever wonder why meron mga tao nasa dugo nila maging negosyante while other people are content to be employees?

ano difference nila?

education? definitely not

it's attitude

it's lakas ng loob

I agree completely. You have to have balls of steel to be an entrepreneur. Even i tried that two or three times. Didnt pan out. Im an employee now. Am i better off? Hell yeah.

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**Yatta** · June 4th, 2014 07:38 PM

Originally Posted by uls

ever wonder why meron mga tao nasa dugo nila maging negosyante while other people are content to be employees?

ano difference nila?

education? definitely not

it's attitude

it's lakas ng loob

Nakalimutan mo ang pinak-importante: Mahaba ang pisi. You can have balls the size of the sun, pero kung kakarampot to zero naman ang puhunan mo?

**icelock** · June 4th, 2014 08:26 PM

sa mga nagsasabi o naniniwalang di importante kung saan ka nakapagtapos, san nyo ba pinag-aaral ang mga anak nyo o balak pag-aralin ang magiging anak nyo? meron ba ditong mga magulang na di hinangad makapag-aral ang kanilang mga anak sa magandang unibersidad?