Thursday, December 27, 2012

A Free E-Commerce Boot Camp for Aspiring Filipino E-Entrepreneurs

The best things in life are free.

And the Internet has tons of free stuff in it.

Look what I found ...

E-Commerce Boot Camp Website


An e-commerce boot camp.

A 35-lesson program for FREE.

Lessons you need to learn to jump start your own e-commerce business.

This is great!

A great opportunity for someone like me.

An aspiring e-entrepreneur.

I dream to have my own online business.

The boot camp is the brainchild of Ms Janette Toral of DigitalFilipino.

You may wonder why she is giving this for free.

Well, it's because she wants to train a million Filipinos to become e-commerce entrepreneurs.

Wow!

What a noble undertaking.

Thanks Janette. Mabuhay ka!

Thursday, December 6, 2012

Closing the sale.

Closing the sale.

It's about you and doors.

Doors you need to open and close.

Open the door that makes you money.

Close other doors that does not make you money.

“Every sale has five basic obstacles: no need, no money, no hurry, no desire, no trust.”    Zig Ziglar

Each of these are doors.

Close them.

Do it!

So that no one goes out of the room through there.


Friday, October 12, 2012

Friday, May 4, 2012

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I am using this as a guide in building my portfolio. It seems like an ideal portfolio to have since the stocks listed in the table are strong stocks and some are quite cheap.


*current prices as of March 2012


Tuesday, April 3, 2012

The Rule of 72

The 'Rule of 72' is a simple way of determining the number of years your investment will take to double, given a fixed annual rate of interest.

By dividing 72 by the interest percentage per year, you can get an approximation of how many years it will take for the initial investment to duplicate itself.

Here is video to further explain the concept.



Make your money grow by making time your friend. The rule of 72 will tell you how long the wait is.

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

In graphics: What is a stock?

I just started investing in the Philippine Stock Exchange only last year. I should have started years ago because in the stock market, time is your friend. Here is a cool info-graphics on stocks.



Source: mint.com via Cosmic on Pinterest



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Warren Buffet Says...

Warren Buffet is one of my heroes. This guy made millions from the stock market. Here's some quotes from him on finance and wealth management.





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Monday, March 19, 2012

Starting My Journey To Wealth

I am a pack rat when it comes to money. Don't get me wrong, I do love spending and buying stuffs I need and want. But, I also like watching my bank account grow. My previous job pays good money. But when I reached the point when my health and sanity is more important than the money, I thought, "There is got to be another easy way to becoming a millionaire". So I quit. I said goodbye to that rat race.

After the smoke cleared, I began to assess where I am financially. I did manage to save more money than I expected. All of them kept safe inside my trusted bank in regular savings and time deposits. I also attended seminars on business, investments and personal finances to pass most of my idle time looking for my path to personal wealth. There are a lot of institutions out there offering seminars in personal finance and investments and, surprisingly, a few offer them for free. From these seminars, I came to realize I have been wasting time. Time for my hard earned money to work for me and grow. I realize that in all those years I kept my savings safe in the bank, I have not been investing at all. I have not been aware of inflation.

Inflation measures the rise in the cost of goods; it is the rate of which the purchasing power of money falls by if not invested. It is the idle man’s money’s enemy. It’s been biting away the value of my saving all along. This question stuck in my mind.

What would be the value of my lifetime savings say, years from now?

The value of money depreciates through time. Today's million is tomorrow's 1 peso. From now on, no more ignoring Mr. Inflation! If I am going to really keep my money safe, I want to put my money to an investment that can knock out inflation.

Is it too late to start now? I don't think so. I am still in early second quarter of my life so there still time. I am continuing this journey in financial education. This blog is my journal in the world of personal finance and wealth management. I want to be my own financial broker.

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