Comments on: Self Made Millionaires Secrets http://www.thefilipinoentrepreneur.com/2008/10/09/self-made-millionaires-secrets.htm Online resource of Entrepreneurship, Technology, Gadgets and Blogging Tue, 07 Feb 2012 01:12:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Manuel http://www.thefilipinoentrepreneur.com/2008/10/09/self-made-millionaires-secrets.htm#comment-6993 Manuel Wed, 20 Apr 2011 10:39:50 +0000 http://www.thefilipinoentrepreneur.com/?p=786#comment-6993 @Kendrick Chua Hope we become millionaires also soon he he he. I visited your blog, it's very nice and informative. @Kendrick Chua
Hope we become millionaires also soon he he he. I visited your blog, it’s very nice and informative.

]]> By: Kendrick Chua http://www.thefilipinoentrepreneur.com/2008/10/09/self-made-millionaires-secrets.htm#comment-6991 Kendrick Chua Wed, 20 Apr 2011 02:40:58 +0000 http://www.thefilipinoentrepreneur.com/?p=786#comment-6991 Hi Manuel, You got a fantastic blog here! I'm not sure what I was searching but it landed me on your blog and instead of going on with my search, I stopped here! Haha. Seriously, this is one cool blog. I always admire the self-made millionaires (and even billionaires) who achieved their wealth from the traits you listed above. Yes, its not an easy task especially the stop spending part. More power to your blog bro! And please do visit mine too. Thanks! Hi Manuel,

You got a fantastic blog here! I’m not sure what I was searching but it landed me on your blog and instead of going on with my search, I stopped here! Haha.

Seriously, this is one cool blog. I always admire the self-made millionaires (and even billionaires) who achieved their wealth from the traits you listed above. Yes, its not an easy task especially the stop spending part.

More power to your blog bro! And please do visit mine too. Thanks!

]]> By: flare http://www.thefilipinoentrepreneur.com/2008/10/09/self-made-millionaires-secrets.htm#comment-5929 flare Mon, 01 Nov 2010 14:11:56 +0000 http://www.thefilipinoentrepreneur.com/?p=786#comment-5929 Nice thought from boogie, that's true, business empires have a lot of people working for them, each worker with his/her own specialty. Nice thought from boogie, that’s true, business empires have a lot of people working for them, each worker with his/her own specialty.

]]> By: Manuel http://www.thefilipinoentrepreneur.com/2008/10/09/self-made-millionaires-secrets.htm#comment-2059 Manuel Fri, 16 Jan 2009 02:28:30 +0000 http://www.thefilipinoentrepreneur.com/?p=786#comment-2059 @Boogie Congrats to your success! I think you are already a millionaire. :) Thanks for sharing your story. @Boogie
Congrats to your success! I think you are already a millionaire. :) Thanks for sharing your story.

]]> By: Boogie http://www.thefilipinoentrepreneur.com/2008/10/09/self-made-millionaires-secrets.htm#comment-2051 Boogie Thu, 15 Jan 2009 13:03:17 +0000 http://www.thefilipinoentrepreneur.com/?p=786#comment-2051 Three years ago, an information technology company that I started with some partners broke up and brought me serious disappointment. I thought I would totally leave the information technology business for good and would not even dare set up a new one. But one day I discovered a remarkable opportunity that has since then set me back on the track to a revitalized appreciation of IT-based businesses. With very minimal skills in website development and without even an exceptional graphics ability I soon found out that I could very well churn out very nice websites that didn't take too long to finish. I also discovered how to set up my own web-hosting business and was able to start and grow one with very minimal costs. Now that business is doing quite well, with a growing customer base that is giving me a recurring revenue stream that is almost close to passive income. Read the full story at: <a href="http://blogangmundo.com/lemurian/how-i-got-into-the-website-business.html" rel="nofollow"> http://blogangmundo.com/lemurian/how-i-got-into-the-website-business.html</a> Three years ago, an information technology company that I started with some partners broke up and brought me serious disappointment. I
thought I would totally leave the information technology business for
good and would not even dare set up a new one. But one day I
discovered a remarkable opportunity that has since then set me back on the track to a revitalized appreciation of IT-based businesses. With
very minimal skills in website development and without even an
exceptional graphics ability I soon found out that I could very well
churn out very nice websites that didn’t take too long to finish. I
also discovered how to set up my own web-hosting business and was able to start and grow one with very minimal costs. Now that business is
doing quite well, with a growing customer base that is giving me a
recurring revenue stream that is almost close to passive income.

Read the full story at:

http://blogangmundo.com/lemurian/how-i-got-into-the-website-business.html

]]> By: Ric http://www.thefilipinoentrepreneur.com/2008/10/09/self-made-millionaires-secrets.htm#comment-2047 Ric Thu, 15 Jan 2009 02:53:04 +0000 http://www.thefilipinoentrepreneur.com/?p=786#comment-2047 Great Article! i learned a lot Great Article! i learned a lot

]]> By: Boogie http://www.thefilipinoentrepreneur.com/2008/10/09/self-made-millionaires-secrets.htm#comment-1883 Boogie Sun, 28 Dec 2008 15:55:38 +0000 http://www.thefilipinoentrepreneur.com/?p=786#comment-1883 Recently I was watching TV and I saw Ai-ai delas Alas in the trailer of her latest movie as she said these words "Kung kaya ng iba, ipagawa mo sa kanila." Later on I realized that it was part of series of supposed to be funny mangling of common Pinoy sayings, the original target of the joke being "Kung kaya ng iba, kaya ko rin!" I was about to dismiss it as just another of Ai-ai's funny antics when I recognized that there is a nugget of wisdom in what she was saying. Especially when taken from an entrepreneurial context, this is perhaps one of the most common travails of mom-and-pop enterprises who fail to cross over to bigger business. At the point when they are about to expand, there is a tendency to freeze out of a feeling that if they will not be the ones to do it, it will not be done properly at all. Or worse, whatever others can do, they can do better. "Kung kaya ng iba, ipagawa mo sa kanila." That's how Henry Sy built his SM empire. That's how business empires are built. Just a thought. :-) Recently I was watching TV and I saw Ai-ai delas Alas in the trailer of her latest movie as she said these words “Kung kaya ng iba, ipagawa mo sa kanila.” Later on I realized that it was part of series of supposed to be funny mangling of common Pinoy sayings, the original target of the joke being “Kung kaya ng iba, kaya ko rin!”

I was about to dismiss it as just another of Ai-ai’s funny antics when I recognized that there is a nugget of wisdom in what she was saying. Especially when taken from an entrepreneurial context, this is perhaps one of the most common travails of mom-and-pop enterprises who fail to cross over to bigger business. At the point when they are about to expand, there is a tendency to freeze out of a feeling that if they will not be the ones to do it, it will not be done properly at all. Or worse, whatever others can do, they can do better.

“Kung kaya ng iba, ipagawa mo sa kanila.”

That’s how Henry Sy built his SM empire. That’s how business empires are built.

Just a thought. :-)

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