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3 Steps Para Magsikap at Magpayaman

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“Magsikap ka sa trabaho at yayaman ka.”

 

Narinig na nating lahat iyon. Sinundan natin ang payo at nagsikap sa trabaho… pero NABIGO pa rin tayo sa pagpapayaman.

Overtime ka palagi, nagtratrabaho sa weekends, at minsan naghahanap ka pa ng second job, pero hindi ka pa rin yumayaman. Nahihirapan ka pa rin magbayad ng mga bills, at hindi mo pa rin mabili ang iyong dream home, ang pangarap mong kotse, international na bakasyon, pagkain sa napakasarap na restaurant, o pambayad sa tuition fee ng magandang school para sa iyong mga anak. Nahihirapan ka rin sigurong magdonate ng P1,000 sa charity.

May pay raises ka nga, mga bonus, at mga promotion sa pagtrabaho ng maigi… pero malamang hindi ito sapat para sa lahat ng pangarap mo sa buhay.

 

Bakit ang iba yumayaman at ang iba hindi? Paano mo nga ba mapapagsikapan ang mga pangarap mo?
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3 Steps to Make Money and Get Rich

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“Work hard and you’ll eventually get rich.”

 

We’ve all heard that advice. We followed it and worked hard at our jobs… yet still FAILED to get rich.

 

You work overtime, work on weekends, and sometimes work at a second job, but you’re not getting any richer. You’re struggling to pay the bills, and you still can’t afford that dream home, that nice car, that international vacation, dinner from that amazing restaurant, and that excellent school’s tuition fees for your children. You probably find it hard to donate even just P1,000 to charity.

You can get pay raises, bonuses, and promotions from working hard… but it’s probably not enough for everything you want in life.

 

How come some people grow rich and others don’t? How can YOU become rich enough to afford your dreams?
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The “Rich vs. Poor” Myth: Hindi Ninanakaw ang Kayamanan, ito’y PINAGSISIKAPAN

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Hindi nilikha ng Diyos ang tao upang maging mahirap.
Wala sa pagkatao natin ang angkop sa pagdurusa at paghihirap. Ang mga tao ay nilikha upang maging masagana, masaya, at matagumpay.
Hindi ginawa ang tao para magdusa, tulad ng katotohanang hindi siya ginawa upang maging baliw o kriminal.
– Orison Swett Marden, Prosperity: How to Attract It

Minsan napupunta ako sa pinakamagagandang malls at shopping centers sa Pilipinas gaya ng Greenbelt, SM Aura, Bonifacio High Street, at iba pa. Sa bawat paglingon ko may mga mayayaman na kumakain sa mga restaurant na ang bawat ulam ay mas-mahal pa sa pangaraw-araw sweldo sa isang trabahador, suot ang mga damit na kasing-mahal ng sweldo nila sa isang buwan, at bumibili ng mga gadgets na aabutin tayo ng ilang taong pag-iipon para mabili.

Sa kabilang dulo ng siyudad, ilang kilometro lang sa mga magagarang lugar ay mga komunidad na mahihirap at hindi kayang mabuhay ng sapat. Ayon sa report ng ABS-CBN tungkol sa Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) Annual Poverty Indicators Survey (APIS) noong 2014, halos isa sa apat na Pinoy ay naghihirap. Dahil sa kawalan ng mabuting pagkakakitaan, marami ang napipilitang mamulot ng basura para makahanap ng pagkain, natutulog sa kahon sa kalsada, at nanlilimos ng ilang piso para lang mabuhay.

Habang ang ilang mga bata ay naglalaro sa lansangan dahil hindi sila kayang pag-aralin ng kanilang mga magulang (ang edukasyon ay isang susi para makaahon sa kahirapan), ang mga anak ng mga mayayaman ay binibigyan ng lubos-lubusang mga kagamitan, masustansyang pagkain, pinakamabuting edukasyon, at napakarami pa.

Parang hindi ito tama diba?
Oo. Hindi nga ito tama. Paano naman natin ito masosolusyonan?
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The “Rich vs Poor” Myth: Wealth is never Stolen; it is EARNED

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The Creator never made a man to be poor.
There is nothing in his constitution which fits drudgery and poverty. Man was made for prosperity, happiness, and success.
He was not made to suffer any more than he was made to be insane or be a criminal.
– Orison Swett Marden, Prosperity: How to Attract It

Sometimes I walk by the most beautiful malls and shopping centers in the Philippines, like Greenbelt, SM Aura, Bonifacio High Street, and several others. Everywhere I look there are rich people eating at restaurants where each dish costs more than a worker’s daily pay, dressed in the finest clothes that costs more than an average employee’s monthly salary, and buying gadgets that would take most of us a few years to save up for.

On the other side of the city, a few miles from those areas of luxury are entire communities who can’t afford a decent lifestyle. According to ABS-CBN’s report on the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA)’s Annual Poverty Indicators Survey (APIS) last 2014, around one in every four Filipinos live in poverty. Without a good source of income, many are forced to scavenge dumpsters and trash cans for food, sleep in cardboard boxes every night, and are forced to beg for a few coins to survive.

While some children play in the streets wearing dirty rags on weekdays because their families can’t afford to send them to school (a key to moving up in society), the children of wealthy parents have everything handed to them on a silver platter: the latest toys and gadgets, nutritious food, the best education, and far more.

Sounds unfair, right?
It certainly is. Now how can we rise above it?
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