I like Carl Balita's ne book

I like Carl Balita's new book. It's a best seller at the NBS. Along with Francis Kong's new book. They're both neon green by the way. I scanned through the pages of Carl's book. And got some brilliant ideas. I learned about the owner of Boardwalk and now am encouraged to be a member just to gain experience in a networking co. and get a share in the business system propagated by its owner.


Socorro Ramos, the owner of NBS, in the book, said you must do what you love or if you're doing it might as well love it. What's the use of doing it if you don't love it. It's very important that you love your work. For me, life is too s...hort to do something that you don't really love. Or at least not appreciate it for what it can give to your family or yourself. There's gotta be a way around things. We are given by God talents. What's the use for those talents if not doing what you love to do. It may be difficult but it is sure worth pursuing!

Blessings may come left and right. But it is up to us to take them. Me, I am partially guilty of rejecting offers. And for this, I pray to God coz I am sorry. When I see very poor people on the streets, having only a peso to give to their children they ask for money and the kids are so dirty, and the mother while selling some candies or wares on the streets breastfeeds a newly born, what do you expect. You that are given something for your food and needs, will you not take it? While others beg for something?

I don't know how hard or easy it is for others, if you have rich friends they can loan out to you big sums of money and you'll be fine. But the others. I don't know why for others it is so hard. It could be very difficult. If there was just trust enough, then no person can go hungry.