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Filipino Entrepreneur On Integrity
Tweet“Be honest with your partners, clients, and especially to yourself. If you’ve committed a mistake, the quickest way to rectify the damage is to admit you made a mistake, and try to find a solution from there. Covering it up won’t work.” –ALVIN CARRANZA, Macgraphics Carranz International Corp.–
Tweetanother value adding quotes from Pinoy Entrepreneurs… “Be prepared to step out of your comfort zone. A lot of people who want to do business today think they can be their own boss—that they would be in control of their time and activities. I can tell you right now that when you have your own…
Tweet“The food business is still very basic. It’s still about taste. It’s still about ‘How did you serve me? Is the place nice? Am I treated well? Do I get value?’ if you think about it, if we’re going out to eat, these are the basic things we look out for, but the execution is…
Tweet“Maintain a proper balance. Entrepreneurs have tendency to focus too much on their business that they end up neglecting other aspects of their life. It’s very difficult, but I strive to strike a balance between work and family, activity and rest, worldly and spiritual pursuits. It would be very ironic if you spend most of…
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.– “You have to adjust to the flow of business. If you’re not open to…
Tweet“Real entrepreneurs know success doesn’t happen to them; they make success happen. It’s about taking control of their future, otherwise, they wont have much of one.” –JACKLYN LUTANCO-CHUA, Success 101 “Success is always there at the horizon. To get there, know how to chart the surest path, and follow it no matter what happens along…
TweetI bumped into this article from the company’s intranet portal, effort has been made to provide the URL of the article from Philstar.com but unsuccessful. Written by Wilson Lee Flores, 20 May 2007 Source: Philippine Star-Sunday Life We were born to succeed, not to fail. — Henry David Thoreau Whatever you vividly imagine, ardently…
TweetPerhaps too late to blog, but never too late to use as a value adding illustration. This is CSR– getting too personal. May his tribe increase!! Gokongwei patriarch leaves half of fortune to charity By Wilson Lee Flores The Philippine Star 08/13/2006 http://www.philstar.com/philstar/NEWS200608130405.htm Self-made multibillionaire John Gokongwei Jr. is donating half his fortune — at…
Tweet Update 1/24/08 To get more of SM Shoemart or Henry Sy, please visit these channels: SM Celebrates 50 Years SM Supermalls “Hope is the dream of a man awake“. Thus commented by Alex in my post A New Breed Of Rebels . Dream… it’s free… anyone can dream… but only a few can make…
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