Does school really matter?

[uls]

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?

kung wala ka puhunan we don't even have to talk about going into business diba?

understood na importante ang puhunan

ang pisi naman is how patient you are habang nakaipit sa business mo ang iyong puhunan

[safeorigin]

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?

capital isn't limited to money alone.

[leodawesome]

40% Resources
30% Skills / smarts
30% Luck

Entrepreneurship.

[Gumusut_Amige]

In the PHL it matters. Overseas not so much I guess. Yung iba nga abroad di kilala UP eh.


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Malamang nga bro kasi meron akong nakilala sa Brunei na graduate daw sya ng UP major in music pero sales assistant ang bagsak nya sa isang music store. Kaso may attitude problem sa palagay ko dahil nung sinabi Kong medyo mahal yung kursunada Kong gitara ay biglang sagot sa akin na kahit sya ay di kayang bilhin yung gusto KO hahaha.
Personally i do believe it matters especially finding that first elusive job...but sadly I can't convince my kids to get themselves to study to these schools? Sabi sa akin bakit daw ako hindi naman daw galing sa top schools in NCR.
Kung parehong may experience na ang mga applicants...for me attitude is more important because I just selected a guy who's experience is lesser than the other last week.



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[uls]

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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di ka naman ordinary employee eh

you have capital invested in real estate so that makes you different from employees who are dependent on only 1 source of income

you have income from your real estate investments so that makes you a capitalist. A rentier to be more precise

Rentier - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

A rentier (/ˈrɒnti.eɪ/ or /rɑ̃ˈtjeɪ/) is a person or entity that receives income derived from economic rents, which can include income from patents, copyrights, brand loyalty, real estate (land), interest or profits; this is a transfer of the French term rentier with a change of meaning from "one who derives income from rentes", i.e. in a French context, state bonds

[jut703]

di ka naman ordinary employee eh

you have capital invested in real estate so that makes you different from employees who are dependent on only 1 source of income

you have income from your real estate investments so that makes you a capitalist. A rentier to be more precise

Yun naman yung tamang path. Save and invest. Any employee should strive for that.

Real estate is capital-intensive, but dun sa wala pang ganun kalaking savings, stocks are a cheaper option.

Kung yung empleyado pinapatulog lang sa banko yung pera niya, or worse, walang savings, then he'll never be wealthy.


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[donbuggy]

40% Resources
30% Skills / smarts
30% Luck

Entrepreneurship.

http://cartoonpolitics.tumblr.com/po...-and-privilege

[safeorigin]

^fixed for you

[EQAddict]

di ka naman ordinary employee eh

you have capital invested in real estate so that makes you different from employees who are dependent on only 1 source of income

you have income from your real estate investments so that makes you a capitalist. A rentier to be more precise

Rentier - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I like the term 'rentier' hehehe parang sosyal LOL! Sana upon their turnover may mga renters but its more a cash storage / investment thing for me now.

Was thinking of investing in a venture in banawe pang sideline. Mag wheels. Will see if that pans out or i lose money


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[jick.cejoco]

The angry hobo feeding on entitlements is really not entitled. He is feeding on government handouts. Where I am at, these hobos drive nicer cars than mine. The people on welfare/food stamps are richer than the working middle class.


Nakiki wi-fi lang

[CVT]

Napansin ko mga mukhang matatanda sa edad nila eh mga programmer.

Mga di tumtanda naman yung mga nasa BPO.......

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Siyempre pa,- maraming sariwang damo... :naughty2:


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[safeorigin]

The angry hobo feeding on entitlements is really not entitled. He is feeding on government handouts. Where I am at, these hobos drive nicer cars than mine. The people on welfare/food stamps are richer than the working middle class.


Nakiki wi-fi lang

Hehe, I am just playing with the word "entitled" by their own "standard" and expectations. Handouts quickly turn into entitlements in a democracy.

[uls]

as compassionate societies evolve inevitable talaga ang govt spending on social safety nets

there's a limit to how low (standard of living) a society is willing to allow its people to live

kaya naimbento ang social safety nets like food stamps, conditional cash transfer, free health care etc coz in any society there will be people who cannot pull their own weight

in a purely Darwinian society people who cannot pull their own weight will be left to die

[miLes]

^practice trumps theory

know the theory behind the practice. you will improve better if you know the theories

[miLes]

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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hindi lakas ng loob ang formula for success. it's knowing the business, knowing what is the need and filling it.

kung lakas lang ng loob eh madaming matapang dito hehe

luck also plays a part

[uls]

Was thinking of investing in a venture in banawe pang sideline. Mag wheels. Will see if that pans out or i lose money


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speaking of magwheels meron kami sideline

we would buy wheels and tires online and ship them here via balikbayan box (for personal use)

kuripot kasi kami ayaw namin magpataga sa mga tindahan dito hehe

friends would ask us saan namin nabili so meron mga nagpabili sa amin

that's how it started

[uls]

hindi lakas ng loob ang formula for success. it's knowing the business, knowing what is the need and filling it.

kung lakas lang ng loob eh madaming matapang dito hehe

luck also plays a part

employees who worked years in a company would naturally learn the ins & outs of the business the company is engaged in

there are employees who use what they learned to go into business on their own while other employees stay where they are

they all know the business

the difference is guts

and ambition

[uls]

meron mga ahente nagbukas ng used car dealership (or used car lot)

nag umpisa sila ahente sa casa

pag nag ahente ka ng brand new cars definitely mag a-ahente ka din ng used cars coz you will have clients who will ask you to sell their used cars

you will learn malaki ang kita sa pagbenta ng used cars

most car agents remain agents while other agents open used car dealerships

pareho naman ang knowledge nila about the business so ano difference nila?

meron lang mga mas may ambition and have guts to act

[miLes]

employees who worked years in a company would naturally learn the ins & outs of the business the company is engaged in

there are employees who use what they learned to go into business on their own while other employees stay where they are

they all know the business

the difference is guts

and ambition

in our experience, yung pinaka marunong na contractor ang usually humihiwalay. all of them might be in the business but it does not necessarily mean that they know the business.

[safeorigin]

as compassionate societies evolve inevitable talaga ang govt spending on social safety nets

there's a limit to how low (standard of living) a society is willing to allow its people to live

kaya naimbento ang social safety nets like food stamps, conditional cash transfer, free health care etc coz in any society there will be people who cannot pull their own weight

in a purely Darwinian society people who cannot pull their own weight will be left to die

The problem is that under that premise, it assumes that people are incapable of voluntarily giving to charity and require govt to do that job through coercive means i.e. more tax

The greater irony is that those who claim to be "liberal" (those that want handouts) give less to charity compared to "conservatives" (branded as greedy and stingy)