Dream Big and be willing to Work Hard for your dream...

-- "Dream big and whenever you achieve your dreams – dream even bigger.

When Grace, my wife and I opened our first store, we already aspired to make Jollibee the largest restaurant company in the Philippines," Tan said in his Asian Institute of Management Doctorate Conferment and Commencement speech.

Starting from that one store 40 years ago, Jollibee is now the largest in the Philippines and is one of the fastest growing Asian food companies in the world. The firm has already set its sights on being among the top five food companies in the world.

For those of you who might remember – The original spelling of our brand Jollibee was with a 'Y', which we quickly changed to an 'I' because even if we were just starting out without any guarantee we would even succeed and ever set foot outside the Philippines one day, we already wanted to ensure the brand name can be registered globally," Tan noted.

But he urged young entrepreneurs to dream big, he also cautioned against of dreaming too many.

"Dreams do come true, but one cannot have dozens or hundreds of dreams. If you choose too many, you'll almost certainly achieve none of them. Choose 1 or 2 and give it your best," he urged.

Aside from having a dream, Tan said it has to be paired with hard work. "Jollibee was not an overnight success. Our entire family had to work very hard – all my siblings included," he said.

Another component to his success is not being afraid to fail because, "Failure, assuming you learn from them can be the best teacher. I can say firsthand that some of the greatest and most meaningful learnings come from failures. Needless to say, I continue to make them to this day."

  Jorge U. Saguinsin

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10 ways to develop the traits that get millionaires rich - from Entrepreneur Magazine

Fyi. Let us develop traits that will launch to have millionaire attitude and be wealthy. As employee we are millionaire to be trainee.  We have always told you that we want to develop you to be a businessman and possibly be a millionaire. It is good to start developing this now.

Advice from Entrepreneur on How to Develop Millionaire Mentaility

When the mind is ready, the Money will come

So what are the the advice:

1. Practice Integrity  -

    One of the secrets is keeping your word.   Practice supporting the boss and or your
    co worker so that they keep their word.  Be precise in your communications, be exact so that we dont
    taint our  integrity.

2. Be social.  

    Have a great PR, be on good terms with all people, Dont quarrel especially vs customers or
   co workers.  Some dont.  They are anti social

3. Pay the price.  You have to work hard, you must be willing to take experience before cash.   You must
   defer pleasure and gratification. You must learn to be frugal.  You must be ready to take risks

   WHAT EVER YOU DO AND ACCOMPLISH IS A REFLECTION OF YOUR PERSONALITY

4. Control  your mind. 

   Focus. Fill your minds with positive thoughts.  Block negative thoughts... Learn new things that will
   improve your techniques.

5. Acquire skills

    Be it technical in your job, the steps in your job, management, supervision, that will make you a better
    worker

6.  Master your communication

   Written, spoken. Learn public speaking.  "How to Win Friends and Influence People"

7.  Follow the truth

    Face reality as they come.  In business you can not perfume the pig.   A spade is a spade and you can
    not candy coat reality.  If you are not selling, perhaps your product does not match the competitor, and
    or your price sucks and you are doing less in promoting your product and developing your channel

   Reality bites and a good businessman accepts the truth and changes himself and his product/organization
   A failure will not

8.  Do not compete

    Rockefeller said "Competition is a sin"  It is true and not true.  You have to keep up with the minimum of
    market place.  To be liked in market place it means you do not have to be a copy cat. You have to be
    unique  by being yourself.   Being a copy cat means you are just copying and following the leaders.  Be
    in the blue ocean. Create your own uniqueness and market

9. Respect money:

   1. Cash is king
   2.  Never run of cash
   3. Pay your bills on time
   4.  Collect your receivables on time
   5.  Have updated financial records on sales, collection and inventory

10.  Aim dream higher.

      Dream big. Dreams are cheap.  What you achieve is dependent on your dreams.  Achieving P1 million
     or P10 million are the same. The difference is in the dreaming...

American Professor observation of the Filipino culture of execution and hard work, the truth about the American Dream

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Rizal Philippines
February 25, 2018

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CULTURE OF EXECUTION AMONG OFWs:   an admiration of an American for Filipinos abroad:

Six truths about life of OFWs from BALIKBAYAD BLOG


Most Filipinos are hard working abroad and if Professor David wants something done, and done right, he calls among Filipinos to do this. If all Filipinos were to leave Middle East, no oil would flow from oil wells and the refineries.  (And yet maids are maltreated and killed in Kuwait)

The American dream is a trap.  Many Filipinos are enamored and seek life abroad only to find out that they will be perpetually in debt;  everything is acquired through debt.  Without credit card, many Americans would be poor (And it is a dangerous thing if that credit card business collapses;  it is the only thing that keeps American economy afloat)

LOVE LETTER TO FILIPINOS
By David H. Harwell, PhD

I am writing to thank Filipinos for the way you have treated me here, and to pass on a lesson I learned from observing the differences between your culture and mine over the years.

I am an expatriate worker. I refer to myself as an OAW, an overseas American worker, as a bad joke. The work I do involves a lot of traveling and changing locations, and I do it alone, without family. I have been in 21 countries now, not including my own. It was fun at first. Now, many years later, I am getting tired. The Philippines remains my favorite country of all, though, and I’d like to tell you why before I have to go away again.

I have lived for short periods here, traveled here, and have family and friends here. My own family of origin in the United States is like that of many Americans—not much of a family. Americans do not stay very close to their families, geographically or emotionally, and that is a major mistake. I have long been looking for a home and a family, and the Philippines is the only place I have lived where people honestly seem to understand how important their families are.

I am American and hard-headed. I am a teacher, but it takes me a long time to learn some things. But I’ve been trying, and your culture has been patient in trying to teach me.

In the countries where I’ve lived and worked, all over the Middle East and Asia, it is Filipinos who do all the work and make everything happen. When I am working in a new company abroad, I seek out the Filipino staff when I need help getting something done, and done right. Your international reputation as employees is that you work hard, don’t complain, and are very capable. If all the Filipinos were to go home from the Middle East, the world would stop. Oil is the lifeblood of the world, but without Filipinos, the oil will not come from the ground, it will not be loaded onto the ships, and the ships will not sail. The offices that make the deals and collect the payments will not even open in the morning. The schools will not have teachers, and, of course, the hospitals will have no staff.

What I have seen, that many of you have not seen, is how your family members, the ones who are overseas Filipino workers, do not tell you much about how hard their lives actually are. OFWs are very often mistreated in other countries, at work and in their personal lives. You probably have not heard much about how they do all the work but are severely underpaid, because they know that the money they are earning must be sent home to you, who depend on them. The OFWs are very strong people, perhaps the strongest I have ever seen. They have their pictures taken in front of nice shops and locations to post on Facebook so that you won’t worry about them. But every Pinoy I have ever met abroad misses his/her family very, very much.

I often pity those of you who go to America. You see pictures of their houses and cars, but not what it took to get those things. We have nice things, too many things, in America, but we take on an incredible debt to get them, and the debt is lifelong. America’s economy is based on debt. Very rarely is a house, car, nice piece of clothing, electronic appliance, and often even food, paid for. We get them with credit, and this debt will take all of our lifetime to pay. That burden is true for anyone in America—the OFWs, those who are married to Americans, and the Americans themselves.

Most of us allow the American Dream to become the American Trap. Some of you who go there make it back home, but you give up most of your lives before you do. Some of you who go there learn the very bad American habits of wanting too many things in your hands, and the result is that you live only to work, instead of working only to live. The things we own actually own us. That is the great mistake we Americans make in our lives. We live only to work, and we work only to buy more things that we don’t need. We lose our lives in the process.

Some changes needed in your life

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The Power of Dream by Celine Dion

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The Power of Dream by Celine Dion

Dream on
Dream big
Make your dream come true

If you can dream it, you can live it

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DREAM

DO

ACHIEVE

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100 ways to motivate yourself

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Subject:   Motivation

You always complain about leaders unable to motivate you.

Motivation comes from you;  from within you - the desire to be better and be a success.

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