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Filipino Entrepreneur on Vision
Tweet It doesn’t matter how silly your dreams maybe, what matters is who’s behind your dream. – Sonnie Santos, WSPH Training and Consulting
Tweet The world of public speaking is like the entertainment industry. At the end of the day, the audience who paid to listen to you, must go home satisfied. Otherwise, there will be no repeat business. Unless, you got something that nobody has, then regardless if you are boring, the audience have no other choice…
Tweet I was flattered when asked to share my biz journey. I hope those contemplating to plunge into the world of entrepreneurs will get some insights from my beginnings. Cheers and all glory to the Lord!
TweetThe 6 months worth of work on my pet project, Web Safety PH, has been an eye opener and a learning journey. The original idea to educate parents of tweens, evolved to include the youth. Then the opportunity to work on professionals and corporations presented itself too. The recognition we received, perhaps, speaks of our…
Tweet Every time I listen or read the news form the mainstream media, specially on the aspect of the economy, it’s as if doomsday is at hand. I’m certain the folks behind mainstream media exert considerable effort to balance their story, but the impression it creates, at least on me, is still negative. Last Wednesday,…
Tweet“A business [should be] dynamic. It must be flexible and attuned to the changing times. It must not stand still or be passive. It should continually search for progress and improvements. It must regenerate and reinvent itself.” –ROLANDO HORTALEZA, Splash Corp.–
TweetMaybe this was being done before, am not sure, but the whole idea is amazing. It’s not only creative, it’s entrepreneurial with a touch of social accountability. Last week, I received an invitation to witness the launch of a different artwork at the Global City, and I have to admit, I find the whole idea…
TweetI was doing my usual Entrecard hopping when I bumped into two blogs that made me feel good as Filipino. The first was an entry at Read My Mind blog where I came to know that the Philippines’ San Miguel Beer is the best in Asia, beating the best beer brands of Singapore, China, Thailand,…
Tweet “If you want to do something, don’t approach a third party but go directly to the person you want to do business with. A third party complicates.” MELISSA LIMCAOCO, Entertainment Gateway– “If you want to get ahead and if you want to sell more, you have to talk to your clients and give them…
Tweet Change is inevitable and flexibility is the key. Personal stakes in the company encourage everyone to work hard. Mistakes and disappointments are inevitable. Good brand building equals reputation. Family support is crucial. Never lose sleep thinking of business risks. Pausing to recharge brings new vigor. Reading and traveling enrich one’s mind. Philanthropy is a…
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This blog of 6 years is a witness to my ascendancy to executive HR position and my foolish attempt to start my own company, ha ha.
This blog used to be the depository of my thoughts about people management, social web and how to use this to build your personal brand. I have since diversified to niche blogging and decided to use this to keep my personal reflections.
If you are looking for my thoughts on cyber wellness, please visit Web Safety PH.
And for my writings on people management, leadership and fusion of old school values and modern day technology, please visit WSPH Training and Consultancy.
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