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Showing posts with label Manny Villar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Manny Villar. Show all posts

Sunday, September 2, 2012

Some Advice from Manny Villar

I voted for Manny Villar in the last presidential elections because I wanted a businessman to run our country.  However, he was beset with some corruption allegations which he never could answer very well - at least that's how the public saw it - and lost the race.

Anyhow, I was reading an article today about him in the Philippine Star and I was hit by the tips he gave to success.  I admit I have been a bit complacent already especially that I have achieved a bit of success in my chosen business.  But now that my brother has decided to go full throttle with the magazine, it's time for me to heed Villar's advice - which went like this -

"Be persistent. (I need this. I don't have this. I have to be a bit more makulit so that I can get what I want - without being obnoxious, of course.)"

"Continue improving what you're doing. (Another good advice that I have to heed.  I have been tweaking my business a bit these past few months and the results have started to show.  I should continue to be on top of things to make sure the gains continue through the next few months.  It's never freakin' easy!!)

"Focus" (This I have done already as I have cut out the activities that have crowded out my time!)

"Work hard" (Well, no need to remind me about this.  I think Vic and I are the hardest working people I know.)

"Overcome crisis with guts and determination." (This one I have done several times already.  Not easy but something you have to pull through if you want your business to survive!). 
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Saturday, March 24, 2012

Department for Migrant Workers: Make It Reality


I was reading an article by Susan Ople, one of the most staunch advocates of today's OFWs, and she mentioned about our country still not having a Department for Migrant Workers.  Strange really considering that what the OFWs send back here is one of the reasons why we're not yet in a civil war.  I guess having a department just specifically handling OFW issues will allow the government to really focus on taking care of our fellowmen who choose to work abroad.  There are just too many sob stories that it can't be ignored anymore.  Just yesterday, another two Filipinos were arrested in China for drug trafficking - and I'm sure, they were again duped or at least forced to do these illegal things for their families' future.  If these types of OFWs can be profiled properly, then maybe we can save many other Filipinos from going that route looking for work abroad.
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