How to Fulfull Your Dreams, Chapter 04, Changing your tune, programmer!
"It's late at night, and your feeling down, there's a couple standing on the street sharing summer secrets and silly sounds".
-The Corrs "Radio"
Like most people, you grew up on songs like this that didn't actually say anything--other than an existential observation of the world.
Existential, meaning: you, on a bus to from Manila to Laoag City (that's a 7 hour trip, right?), looking at rows of houses, rice fields, Meralco electric posts, people on the roadside and more of the same for while thinking exactly this:
Rows of HousesGreen Rice FieldsPost, Post, PostPeople, People. People
The Corrs song above, for example is like our simple country side observation. Nothing wrong with that, right?
Also, it's probably one with the most misquoted and misheard lyrics - specially before the popularity of karaoke. And you're almost sure that when it's sung in those dark, plush rooms with consumable drinks and food -that most people still stumble singing that last part with the 6 "s" words.
Try it.
And there was once a band named Duran Duran, in the 80s (let's deny for a moment that you do not know this band at all) - that didn't actually try to make any sense. Simon Le Bon, the lyricist and all around gogo-singer was said to have this fabled lyric book that they would use to match the music that the band would create.
Yes, and this is the music that you actually fill your days with. Car, Jeep, Bus and Tricycle....
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Chapter 3 of How To Fulfill your dreams.
Chapter 3: How To Manage Your Money Like The Super Rich
Okay, now we start with the basics: Your Money.
Why? You know that most dreams will involve a certain amount of money and there's no escaping this fact.
In the book "One Minute Millionaire" by Allen and Hansen, it was mentioned that poor people just buy things and do nothing else afterward. Rich people on the other hand, do that extra "one minute" of filing their receipts in a way that allows them to get back to them in the future.
Let's imagine you're the one who read this book years ago. 3 years ago, to be exact. You're excited about this "One Minute Way of Becoming A Millionaire" so you got a nice thick clear book and filed your receipts under categories that you thought about-like:
Laundry
Stock Investments
Real Estate Seminars
ATM Slips
Credit Card Bills
Bahay (you know, for mom
)Rent
Electricity and Water
Clothes
Food
Fares
GirlFriend/Boyfriend dates
SplurgeNight Outs
Emergencies
Church
Savings (Oh, you almost forgot this, did you?)
After one year, you found the total number of times you ever needed those receipts.
Zero.
But you keep at it and you keep the bulging file in one of your storage boxes. National bookstore (NBS) was very appreciative for the clear book purchase by the way.
The next year, you got a (more expensive) expanding folder for your receipts. NBS, sends its thanks (again).
Suddenly you decide to monitor your expense by Excelling everything so you know how much you are spending on each category.
After spending one hour on Excel (w/c I turned into a verb above, if you noticed) for just one month of receipts - finally, you look at your list and say, hmm, so that's where my money goes.....
To read the rest of the chapter, enter your email and name in http://www.jomarhilario.com
Okay, now we start with the basics: Your Money.
Why? You know that most dreams will involve a certain amount of money and there's no escaping this fact.
In the book "One Minute Millionaire" by Allen and Hansen, it was mentioned that poor people just buy things and do nothing else afterward. Rich people on the other hand, do that extra "one minute" of filing their receipts in a way that allows them to get back to them in the future.
Let's imagine you're the one who read this book years ago. 3 years ago, to be exact. You're excited about this "One Minute Way of Becoming A Millionaire" so you got a nice thick clear book and filed your receipts under categories that you thought about-like:
Laundry
Stock Investments
Real Estate Seminars
ATM Slips
Credit Card Bills
Bahay (you know, for mom
)Rent
Electricity and Water
Clothes
Food
Fares
GirlFriend/Boyfriend dates
SplurgeNight Outs
Emergencies
Church
Savings (Oh, you almost forgot this, did you?)
After one year, you found the total number of times you ever needed those receipts.
Zero.
But you keep at it and you keep the bulging file in one of your storage boxes. National bookstore (NBS) was very appreciative for the clear book purchase by the way.
The next year, you got a (more expensive) expanding folder for your receipts. NBS, sends its thanks (again).
Suddenly you decide to monitor your expense by Excelling everything so you know how much you are spending on each category.
After spending one hour on Excel (w/c I turned into a verb above, if you noticed) for just one month of receipts - finally, you look at your list and say, hmm, so that's where my money goes.....
To read the rest of the chapter, enter your email and name in http://www.jomarhilario.com
Chapter 2 of "How to Fulfill Your Dreams"..
How To Fulfill Your Dreams by Jomar Hilario
Pinoys deserve more, but why are we settling for this?
Chapter 2: How a prostitute feels like.
In the 2005 US TV Comedy "How I Met Your Mother", Barney (old TV's Doogie Howser, also controversially known as TV's first "blogger") sets up a date between the lead star Ted and a hooker named Mary.
It was a group date anyway-- so they were talking about why one of the guys (Marshall) took a corporate law job when instead he should be using law to protect whales from being harpooned off Japan (or something like that).
Marshall defends himself saying : "I need the money for my wedding so I'm trapped because the money is good -- though I really want to help the whales. "
"C'mon guys, can't you relate how it feels like?" He asks the group.
"It feels like a prostitute!" said Mary, the hooker.
Gulp.
Everybody gulped and looked at Mary. Incredulous.
Except Barney, smug in his suit and tie.
Why?
Because he knows Mary is NOT a hooker.
To read the rest of the chapter of this new and upcoming book, please send a blank email to : jomar.hilario-303912@autocontactor.com or enter your First Name and Email in http://www.jomarhilario.com
Pinoys deserve more, but why are we settling for this?
Chapter 2: How a prostitute feels like.
In the 2005 US TV Comedy "How I Met Your Mother", Barney (old TV's Doogie Howser, also controversially known as TV's first "blogger") sets up a date between the lead star Ted and a hooker named Mary.
It was a group date anyway-- so they were talking about why one of the guys (Marshall) took a corporate law job when instead he should be using law to protect whales from being harpooned off Japan (or something like that).
Marshall defends himself saying : "I need the money for my wedding so I'm trapped because the money is good -- though I really want to help the whales. "
"C'mon guys, can't you relate how it feels like?" He asks the group.
"It feels like a prostitute!" said Mary, the hooker.
Gulp.
Everybody gulped and looked at Mary. Incredulous.
Except Barney, smug in his suit and tie.
Why?
Because he knows Mary is NOT a hooker.
To read the rest of the chapter of this new and upcoming book, please send a blank email to : jomar.hilario-303912@autocontactor.com or enter your First Name and Email in http://www.jomarhilario.com
How To Fulfill Your Dreams Chapter 1
How To FulFill Your Dreams
You deserve better, but why do you settle for THIS?
Chapter One : Shorten the time between your idea and action. (paraphrase from Dr. Edward L Kramer).
I got this quote from Dan Kennedy's time management book, "Guide to Time and Productivity and Sanity. " , it further says, that this will make dreams into realities.
Let me tell you what I mean.
Ever remember a time (I'm sure it's recent) you're sitting on a pedicab/tricycle and your mind says "I've this great idea, make a book about how people like yourself -deserve better but settle for ugly things like this".
What ugly things? You ask yourself.
You look around and see a thick layer of dirt from the ceiling and sides of the pedicab centimeters away from your face, the smell of days old sweat hanging in the air -- from the direction of the pedicab driver. Even the passing air cannot mask it.
Come to think of it, you recognize the that the sides of the pedicab used to be an old pizza tarpaulin that has been discarded into a trash heap. But now it's reused on the sides of the pedicab. Of course, somebody forgot to clean it beforehand.
Swooshh!
Didn't I mention that it was raining earlier? Now the murky water from the flash flood just drenched your nice Florsheims. "No matter", you say, these 4000 peso shoes are water proof! Ha! But your pants aren't and they drip the water into your shoes - slowly soaking your socks.
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You deserve better, but why do you settle for THIS?
Chapter One : Shorten the time between your idea and action. (paraphrase from Dr. Edward L Kramer).
I got this quote from Dan Kennedy's time management book, "Guide to Time and Productivity and Sanity. " , it further says, that this will make dreams into realities.
Let me tell you what I mean.
Ever remember a time (I'm sure it's recent) you're sitting on a pedicab/tricycle and your mind says "I've this great idea, make a book about how people like yourself -deserve better but settle for ugly things like this".
What ugly things? You ask yourself.
You look around and see a thick layer of dirt from the ceiling and sides of the pedicab centimeters away from your face, the smell of days old sweat hanging in the air -- from the direction of the pedicab driver. Even the passing air cannot mask it.
Come to think of it, you recognize the that the sides of the pedicab used to be an old pizza tarpaulin that has been discarded into a trash heap. But now it's reused on the sides of the pedicab. Of course, somebody forgot to clean it beforehand.
Swooshh!
Didn't I mention that it was raining earlier? Now the murky water from the flash flood just drenched your nice Florsheims. "No matter", you say, these 4000 peso shoes are water proof! Ha! But your pants aren't and they drip the water into your shoes - slowly soaking your socks.
(Continued when you enter your details in the Email/Name box above!).
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