Because Ideas Change Lives
Ideas change lives and sometimes just a little bit of inspiration goes a long way. If you want a little push to jump start your way to prosperity, then here are 25 amazing quotes on money to inspire you!
“Thoughts are things” (Napoleon Hill), “ano man ang palagi mong pinag-iisipan ay dadami”, at “hanapin mo at makakamit mo” (Matteo 7:7). Ano mang pag-isipan mo kapag wala kang ginagawa ang magiging batayan ng palagi mong makikita at makakamit: Oportunidad o Pagkabigo. Ang pinag-iisipan , pinaniniwalaan, at perspectives mo ang magiging batayan ng iyong pananaw sa mundo.
Uulitin ko: Ang iyong pinag-iisipan, pinaniniwalaan, at perspectives ang magiging batayan mga oportunidad o problemang mahahanap o makakaligtaan mo, pati na rin ang mga gagawin mo tungkol dito. Ano ang pananaw mo sa mundo?
“Thoughts are things” (Napoleon Hill), “what you focus on and think about expands”, and “seek and you will find” (Matthew 7:7). Whatever you think about during your free time determines what you will consistently see AND what you will always get: Opportunities or Failure. Your thoughts, beliefs, and perspectives determine your worldview.
Again, your thoughts, beliefs, and perspectives determine the opportunities and problems that you notice or ignore as well as how you act upon them. How do you see the world around you?
Isipin mong may robot na palaging bumabangga sa mga bato, pader, at nahuhulog palagi sa bangin habang nagtratrabaho sa isang lugar. Dahil sa naka-program na pattern na iyon, nasisira ang robot at kailangan siyang ayusin linggo linggo. Kahit alam ng robot na masamang masira, hindi niya mapigilan ang sarili niya dahil ganoon ang pagkaprogram sa kanya. Ganoon din tayong mga tao at kailangan nating maintindihan iyon para matutunan natin kung paano magtipid ng pera:
Kapag binago natin ang “bad programming” na nagdudulot ng pag-aksaya sa pera, mapipigilan natin ang paninira sa ating kinabukasan.
“Ang kasiyahan ng karamihan ay hindi naglalaho dahil sa malalaking trahedya o pagkakamali, pero sa paguulit-ulit ng mga maliliit na bagay na nakasisira dito.” – Ernest Dimnet
Imagine a robot bumping into boulders, walking into walls, and falling off ledges while moving around the workplace. Because of that programmed pattern, it gets seriously damaged and needs repairs every week. Although it knows that being damaged is bad, it still can’t stop itself from bumping into walls or falling off ledges as those are what it’s been programmed to do. Humans behave in a similar way and knowing how to change that is the number one key to learn how to save money:
If we change our “bad programming” or bad spending habits, we will certainly stop damaging our financial future.
“The happiness of most people is not ruined by great catastrophes or fatal errors, but by the repetition of slowly destructive little things.” – Ernest Dimnet
