Education is supposed to be free

MBA - MBA in the streets
MassCom - years watching tv

Education is supposed to be free. There's so much branding around that when you're an MBA, you're king. You get the same lessons elsewhere, maybe in life. You get it practically. I could read about business in my own terms or listen to bloomberg and I'm off to my work. These are my books and the world is my classroom. The teacher is life. Why shouldn't you hire me? I practically have the same experience. There's distrust. Not much hope. If you really want to give jobs to people, you should learn to trust them. Trust their innate qualities. And not something man invented of reinvented. Before it was great to have a college degree. Now they push it a level higher into a Master's. What matters is that they can help people. And I think that's where an entrepreneur is above an employee. Entrepreneurs do it on their own. They start with the basics and get down to the techniques as the process goes. They enjoy getting around with people, helping them. And they make lot of money.

Master the Art of Excellence

You can be good in many things. The more you do it, the more you get good at it. It just takes a lot of practice and a lot of courage. If you're trying to accomplish something, try to connect the points. Solve the puzzle. It's meant to challenge you. It takes a brave heart to do things well. Have a good attitude and things will come your way. Plus, align your goal with divine will. So that everything comes through grace. Nasa Diyos ang awa, nasa tao ang gawa. Pray for a brave heart so that you would do it. Accomplish it. To live your lives to the full.