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Time and success
June 26th, 2010 | 
Author: “Until you value yourself, you won’t value your time. Until you value your time, you will not do anything with it.” Scott Peck
The importance we put on our time and what we make out of it is directly proportional to the success we want to achieve in life.
That’s why we can see that the most successful people in business, politics, churches and relationships are the same people who make use of their time the most. Not a second is wasted to things that would deviate them to their goals.
Likewise, we need as well to realign our priorities and segregate the important, urgent, and not important.
Time management expert Stephen Covey illustrated it best where he suggested that we divide our activities into four quadrants.
- Important – Urgent
- Important – Not Urgent
- Not Important – Urgent
- Not Important – Not Urgent
In so doing, we can plan our daily, weekly and monthly activities according to its importance. The matrix can also clearly layout the time frame where things needed to be accomplish.
So, for all of us who wants to be successful, we must learn how to manage our time and best use the seconds out of our “very limited” resource of time.
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Beyond Business
Last May, my good friend Rolly Soliven, invited and treated me to this wonderful leadership seminar in VCF The Fort. The event is part of the efforts of Pastor Joey Bonifacio, Victory Biz Group and Victory Christian Fellowship to reach out to different sectors of the community – this time the professional and business sector.
The father-and-son tandem of former GMA president and CEO Nardz Jimenez and PLDT senior vice president Butch Jimenez graced the occasion with powerful and meaningful leadership speeches.
Butch Jimenez went first on stage and spoke about three important elements to properly lead people.
Here are some notes I have taken during the meet. Read the rest of this entry »
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Tags: beyond business, Business, business principles, butch jimenez, gma network, nards jimenez, passion, pldt, pressure, purpose, victory christian fellowship | 
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Tripod of an enterprise
This is a principle I learned from an interview with business guru Mr. Andy Ferreria.
In entering into business, one has to consider many things in order that the success rate will be higher. In the words of Mr. Ferreria, he called it “TRIPOD OF AN ENTERPRISE”. In business, there has to be three major legs that will make a business stand on its ground.
1. DEMAND
Is there a demand in the market for you service or product? If not, there’s no use for your business to exist, since no one will avail of it. Or can you make a demand out of it? The market is growing and changing as well. Read the rest of this entry »
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Tags: continuity, demand, enterprise, entrepreneurs, entrepreneurship, passion, tripod |
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Analysis – Paralysis
I remember this interview I did with Mr. Rommel Juan, owner of Binalot.
During that interviews, I remember one thing that Mr. Rommel said that I value the most, it’s about the “ANALYSIS-PARALYSIS“. Read the rest of this entry »
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Tags: analysis, Binalot, paralysis, proper way of thinking, Rommel Juan, thinking |
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Inspiring words from Mr. John Gokongwei Jr.
I just got this from my files. This one is a good speech of Mr. John Gokongwei, Jr. It may look long, but it’s worth the read.
John Gokongwei , Jr.
Ad Congress Speech
Nov 21, 2007
Before I begin, I want to say please bear with me, an 81-year-old man who just flew in from San Francisco 36 hours ago and is still suffering from jet lag. However, I hope I will be able to say what you want to hear.
Ladies and gentlemen, good evening. Thank you very much for having me here tonight to open the Ad Congress. I know how important this event is for our marketing and advertising colleagues. My people get very excited and go into a panic, every other year, at this time. Read the rest of this entry »
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Tags: Business, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, gokongwei, john gokongwei jr., tycoon |
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