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Play Cashflow101 Game by Robert Kiyosaki (Author of Rich Dad Poor Dad)

Financial Freedom belongs to those who works for it

Posted by meimei10
Monday, October 06, 2008

"Financial Freedom belongs to those who work for it!"
www.createabundance2020.com

Cashflow101 is an educational board game created by Best-selling author of Rich Dad Poor Dad Robert Kiyosaki.

Play the CASHFLOW Game to:

-Develop your Financial Intelligence
-Learn accounting and risk management skills
-Develop strategic thinking skills
-See opportunities where you have never seen them before
-Learn how to create financial freedom
-Break out of your old thinking patterns about money
-Redirect your attention to produce cash flow instead of earned income. (That single shift will give you lasting freedom instead of being locked into a job or business that demands your time.)

Playing the CASHFLOW game will change your decision-making process to tremendously improve your financial future.

Send me a message at 0927-5099743 / eilleen@createabundance2020.com If you want to play the cashflow game. [Read whole article]

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Green Cross: A story of perseverance and hardwork

By Mary Ann Ll. Reyes - Philippine Star

Posted by Batuts
Monday, May 26, 2008

The Green Cross and Zonrox brands are now undisputably among the biggest households names in the country, but their successes didn’t come easy.

Perseverance, hardwork, a lot of guts, and resiliency amidst adversity paved the way for these two brands to become the market leaders in their respective categories.

Their story however began many decades back.

In the 1920s, Co Ay Tian, then a very young boy, came to Manila from mainland China to work for his uncle Go Tam Co who was then engaged in the lumber and construction business.

Upon reaching the age of majority, Co Ay Tian went back to China, got married and had his first child Gonzalo Co. A few years later, Co Ay Tian returned to Manila leaving his wife and young child behind temporarily to try his luck and engaging in several businesses with his uncle as partner.

Co Ay Tian would later be joined by his wife and son Gonzalo in Manila. It was in 1952 when he established Gonzalo Laboratories, a sole proprietorship business [Read whole article]

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