Poverty is Not the Hindrance to Success (Agree or Disagree)

[reginakrys]

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Agree!

I know someone, working student during college.. Slept on campus, used Bunsen burners sa Chem Lab to heat up his sud-an.. Graduated Summa, topped 2 separate board exams (one is top 2, the other one top 1 na jud).. Now has his own company, his own school, and many many properties..

[skyblue_lord]

Poverty is Not the Hindrance to Success <= mao ni kana mga naa sa streets unsa na cla ayaw ko ingna na wla na silay pangandoy....

Kanang ubang POVERTY naa lay nag support nila bisan gmay.............. mao nagsugod cla pero katong wla jud unsaon man pag success

[pp2g070188]

Agree.... kay naa raman jud na sa tao nga mangita ug way... hehehe

[chrisangel]

Agree!

I know someone, working student during college.. Slept on campus, used Bunsen burners sa Chem Lab to heat up his sud-an.. Graduated Summa, topped 2 separate board exams (one is top 2, the other one top 1 na jud).. Now has his own company, his own school, and many many properties..

cool! is that your friend? or simply you?

[banyas]

basta maningkamot ug maningtiil mo succeed jud!...

gkan ko sa barrio nga walay kuryente pero na engr. man lagi beh gbaklay ko 5km back and fort going to skul everyday...

[dynamicyoungster]

dpende sa diskarte put God 1st all the time

[madcutter]

Agree!

I know someone, working student during college.. Slept on campus, used Bunsen burners sa Chem Lab to heat up his sud-an.. Graduated Summa, topped 2 separate board exams (one is top 2, the other one top 1 na jud).. Now has his own company, his own school, and many many properties..

kinsa na bro? chuya gud?

[madcutter]

Totally Agree!

Here's a story that you can ponder on TS:

I used to know somebody way back in college. He took up Chemical Engineering at the University of San Carlos. He was a DOST scholar and his baon was like 15-20 pesos/day.. and to think, 2-rides siya in going to TC. So that would mean he would end up with only say 5.00 for his lunch, what he does is just buy bread at Julie's Bakeshop to fill his empty stomach.

His drive to fulfill his dreams is WAY BIGGER than his lack of financial resources.

Eventually, out of perseverance, he graduated Cum laude and where's he now? he's an engineer at Shell somewhere in the middle east and earns 6-digit salary..



You never stop dreaming and believing TS!

what if bro bogo.on sad gamay ang usa ka tao. nya pobre pajud.. mo asenso kaha ang ing.ana?

[miaka_cham]

what if bro bogo.on sad gamay ang usa ka tao. nya pobre pajud.. mo asenso kaha ang ing.ana?

ngano diay kung bogo-on, wala diay lain work nga pwede niya kasudlan? there are lot of part time jobs nga pwede nimo trabahoan while nag study ka..it all boils down of how much passion you have to succeed in life. I totally believe that if there's a will, there's a way.. and if you don't have the will, you got too many alibis.

[eich]

Agree! Tapulan is the hindrance to success not poverty.