

jabez tip # 3
they say..time is the great equalizer..rich and poor / young and old / we only have 24/7 time...
i dont think so..
one of my business partners have a unique way passive income...
he build a website and earned from it thru adsense...
after a month he had someone maintain his site..paid for his pc, internet connection, and daily labor....(now he gets additional 2 hours a day working for him) and is getting a net of 3K a month
my partner used to maintain his website 3 months ago, labored and slept late at night...now he just opens it like checking email just to monitor his earnings..and its 3k per month..not bad considering he just started it..
from 24/7 my business partner now has 27/7 time...and its just starting...im excited for the next phase..na a me next project..we will be helping other people to earn online..and it will be a win win situation...
Based on experience, these are the inputs i can share:
If you are planning to be in business,
1. The right business comes at the right time.
While its not wrong to be very eager to look for a business, but be mindful as well of the your personal readiness to take the career. Don't rush too much. Take time. Ask God's help most specially.
2. When employment / workspace relationship turns sour. It may be a signal for paradigm shift.
This happen to me 2 times. And it pushes me here to where I am now. To the business world where I comfortably belong.
3. Energize yourself. Start with your big dream
What is your greatest goal? what do u want to achieve this year? Make your ambitions be your motivations. Nobody can motivate u more than your own.
Now, if you are already in business..
4. Always recreate.
Never run out of ideas. It's the ace of top entrepreneurs & businesses which survive through years.
5. Invest in marketing tools.
It would give you competitive edge over existing establishments with the same line of business.
Make it unique and diverse capturing all spectrum of your market population.
6. Care for your manpower.
7. Practice open feedback for continuous improvement.
8. Try to lessen overhead expenses to maximize profit.
Pagsugod nimo medjo dako jud kag overhead expenses but as you stabilize, try to eliminate unecessary expenditures.
But if its a good investment, you may not. Just prioritize lang.

jabez tip # 4 Believe in your product..
this one i learned from my pet project business the concentrated kalamansi juice....sell your product for what it can do/benefit to your customer..
no tricks, no manipulation, plain and simple , honest to goodness selling...
customers come back because they no you take care of them..
for those interested in my kalamansi business..check out this link:
https://www.istorya.net/forums/food-a...e-w-honey.html
under promise over deliver.
never say "yes, i can do it" to everything extra the customer asks you to do but rather say "i'll see what i can do" even if you know you'll be able to deliver. then deliver the product within or beyond your customer's expectation. the customer will appreciate it more.
it also saves you in case, you're not able to deliver the extras.

sure...you can email me and discuss where are you now...and will guide whats next...
rcabuncal@yahoo.com
cheers![]()

jabez tip # 5
Leverage :
surround yourself with the best people possible...
hire people better than and more knowledgeable than you, and see what it can do for your business...
e.g. really dont think bill gates is the best programmer in microsoft..but he sure is surrounded by some of the best in the land..
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