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when i was young, we were poor. i had known about it even when i was still small. my parents dont buy me the toys ...

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    when i was young, we were poor. i had known about it even when i was still small. my parents dont buy me the toys i want just like my cousins have. i seldom have a new shirt or a pair of pants except maybe on christmas day. and my birthdays would always be pancit. so i said to myself. i want to become rich. i want to own businesses so i could buy what i want and what people close to me desire. "i want to be rich". that was my dream.

    i went and finished college until i landed a job. when i have money, i didn't spend it like the rest of my co-employees do. i stuck it under my bed. i don't know what business to have. all i know is i want to get rich. so when oppurtunity grants me, i put up a business of my own. and may i say i had been to quiet a few: i had put up a small scale restobar, sold eload, sari-sari store. i tried lending.. they all failed..

    was i upset? not really. it really didn't matter. "pobre na gud ko daan. nag-gikan ko sa pagka-pobre. and going back sa pagka-pobre is no foreign situation for me. kaya ra kaayo nako." i just say to myself "well back to square one lang gud". i just put to mind that it was all part of the learning process i had to go through. it's just a bit sad because i have to learn the hard way. i moved on. and continue to work like other people do. having an 8 to 5 day job.

    i was out of business but i never let go of that childhood dream.

    now, i find myself swimming back into the very ocean where i drowned and failed. but this time i am wiser. stronger and more equipped with knowledge out of failing. i now have a carenderia and is reopening opening once more a restobar... next month i will be opening a small scale fast food.

    maybe i will fail again. maybe i won't. nobody knows. but at least i am doing it. i am still on that journey towards that childhood dream. the dream i alwas keep in my heart. maybe i will succeed but i am still not sure. i will never know. only when i will get there....

    who knows, basin maabot ra unya ko didto. kitakitz lang unya mga dreamers.

    - quoted from my friend "chokito"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Balandido View Post
    Mga itlog ang producto bro.

    Sa primero bro, ako ra mag lakaw2, ngita ug mga buyers.

    Ako duolon kanang mga sari-sari stores, mga restaurants, bakeshops, nga akoy mo supply
    itlog nila, pero kadaghan nako mapakyas.

    Ako nalang usahay ipautang ang uban pero naa pud dili magbayad, pero ok lang. Dili man gud
    mopalit ang dagkong buyers (kanang nag supply sa malls, viaje sa luzon, mindanao) kung gamay
    ra imo production.

    Karon, kalooy sa dyos, naa nami permanent buyer ug supplier sa chicks ug feeds.

    Dghan na mga buyers gusto mopalit itlog, suppliers gusto mo supply ug feeds and chicks, pero
    dapat kamao ka motan-aw kinsay matinud-anon nilang tanan - kanang kung magkalisod ka,
    tabangan ka.

    boss...nindot man kaha na imu supplier sa chicks ug feeds kay kasaligan, pwd mangutana asa na boss?...
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    Quote Originally Posted by The_Gadore View Post
    when i was young, we were poor. i had known about it even when i was still small. my parents dont buy me the toys i want just like my cousins have. i seldom have a new shirt or a pair of pants except maybe on christmas day. and my birthdays would always be pancit. so i said to myself. i want to become rich. i want to own businesses so i could buy what i want and what people close to me desire. "i want to be rich". that was my dream.

    i went and finished college until i landed a job. when i have money, i didn't spend it like the rest of my co-employees do. i stuck it under my bed. i don't know what business to have. all i know is i want to get rich. so when oppurtunity grants me, i put up a business of my own. and may i say i had been to quiet a few: i had put up a small scale restobar, sold eload, sari-sari store. i tried lending.. they all failed..

    was i upset? not really. it really didn't matter. "pobre na gud ko daan. nag-gikan ko sa pagka-pobre. and going back sa pagka-pobre is no foreign situation for me. kaya ra kaayo nako." i just say to myself "well back to square one lang gud". i just put to mind that it was all part of the learning process i had to go through. it's just a bit sad because i have to learn the hard way. i moved on. and continue to work like other people do. having an 8 to 5 day job.

    i was out of business but i never let go of that childhood dream.

    now, i find myself swimming back into the very ocean where i drowned and failed. but this time i am wiser. stronger and more equipped with knowledge out of failing. i now have a carenderia and is reopening opening once more a restobar... next month i will be opening a small scale fast food.

    maybe i will fail again. maybe i won't. nobody knows. but at least i am doing it. i am still on that journey towards that childhood dream. the dream i alwas keep in my heart. maybe i will succeed but i am still not sure. i will never know. only when i will get there....

    who knows, basin maabot ra unya ko didto. kitakitz lang unya mga dreamers.

    - quoted from my friend "chokito"

    thanks for sharing bro...
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    Quote Originally Posted by cebu.opportunities View Post
    sir, unsa processes ninyo bahin sa yuta? since installment man siya for 2 years, after na pay-off pa i-process ang transfer sa land title, right?
    then, pra naa pud hold ang buyer nga di ma ty ang ila gibayad nga installment, contract to sell lang sir?

    hope makahatag ka sa uban details sir. daghang salamat. ^_^

    Ako raman cousin bro ang nipalit. Nag down cyag 100k, then ang balance payable 50k monthly hangtod naimpas. Mga two yrs kadto cya ky naa man months dili cya kbayad.

    Kada bayad nya, naa koy i issue nga provisional receipt, then ako kini gikuha tanan receipts ng maimpas. In return gibuhatan nako cyag nag Deed of Sale, gi pa notaryohan w/ witnesses.

    Nag allot (hatag discount) ko ug certain amount nya para cya na mag asikaso sa Land title.

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    Quote Originally Posted by amaw_amaw View Post
    boss...nindot man kaha na imu supplier sa chicks ug feeds kay kasaligan, pwd mangutana asa na boss?...

    Reasonably ang precio bro sa chicks and feeds, north of Cebu.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Balandido View Post
    Ako raman cousin bro ang nipalit. Nag down cyag 100k, then ang balance payable 50k monthly hangtod naimpas. Mga two yrs kadto cya ky naa man months dili cya kbayad.

    Kada bayad nya, naa koy i issue nga provisional receipt, then ako kini gikuha tanan receipts ng maimpas. In return gibuhatan nako cyag nag Deed of Sale, gi pa notaryohan w/ witnesses.

    Nag allot (hatag discount) ko ug certain amount nya para cya na mag asikaso sa Land title.
    I see. wa na gyud nag-contract to sell. double nmn sad gud bayad ky deed of absolute sale nasad if maimpas pero if stranger ang buyer, lisod2 man oie... rare nlng ang mo salig.

    okay sir. thank you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by android_james View Post
    nindot ng buy n sell da, pero unsa mn pd nga mga items imo ginapalit sir?

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    sir unsa u business?
    Frent frent Sir Corporate giveaways, shirts (conventional to digital printing), decals/graphics.

    IDK if anyone would be interested but I have:
    3 CISS-converted T13 printers (4.5k each when new)
    1 Heat press (10.5k when new)
    1 Mug press (nalimot ko sa price when new, either 3.5k or 8.5k)
    1 Redsail 24" Cutter-plotter (19.9k when new)

    PM lang kung naay offer ninyo. I pretty much just use the equipments for my own stuff na lang (print my own shirts, customize my van/bike). Not sure yet but will let go of these for the right offer

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryan Tan Yu View Post
    Frent frent Sir Corporate giveaways, shirts (conventional to digital printing), decals/graphics.

    IDK if anyone would be interested but I have:
    3 CISS-converted T13 printers (4.5k each when new)
    1 Heat press (10.5k when new)
    1 Mug press (nalimot ko sa price when new, either 3.5k or 8.5k)
    1 Redsail 24" Cutter-plotter (19.9k when new)

    PM lang kung naay offer ninyo. I pretty much just use the equipments for my own stuff na lang (print my own shirts, customize my van/bike). Not sure yet but will let go of these for the right offer
    hmm medyo dako2 diay puhunan ani sir, but unsa mn paminaw nmo sa ROI sir?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryan Tan Yu View Post
    Frent frent Sir Corporate giveaways, shirts (conventional to digital printing), decals/graphics.

    IDK if anyone would be interested but I have:
    3 CISS-converted T13 printers (4.5k each when new)
    1 Heat press (10.5k when new)
    1 Mug press (nalimot ko sa price when new, either 3.5k or 8.5k)
    1 Redsail 24" Cutter-plotter (19.9k when new)

    PM lang kung naay offer ninyo. I pretty much just use the equipments for my own stuff na lang (print my own shirts, customize my van/bike). Not sure yet but will let go of these for the right offer
    hmm medyo dako2 diay puhunan ani sir, but unsa mn paminaw nmo sa ROI sir?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Balandido View Post
    Reasonably ang precio bro sa chicks and feeds, north of Cebu.

    asa man sa north boss...?

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    Quote Originally Posted by amaw_amaw View Post
    asa man sa north boss...?

    bantayan bro.
    Last edited by Balandido; 08-23-2013 at 01:58 PM.

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