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How much does your day cost?

Jim Rohn teaches how to get more from your day rather than just get through the day. Every time we choose to do less than we could, this error in judgment affects our self-confidence. Repeated daily, we soon find ourselves doing less than we should and being less than we could. The accumulative effect of this error in judgment can be devastating. Fortunately, it’s easy to reverse the process; Jim shows you how with these simple mindset shifts.



https://www.success.com/rohn-how-to-live-a-life-of-value/

🤣🤣🤣 very witty ni BPI! Pero magandang reminder for everyone 👍🏻

Ikaw, may emergency fund ka na ba?

: May mga ‘di na-achieve na goals last year? Pwedeng pwede pa this year!

It’s never too late to work on your financial goals — including preparing for rainy days. That’s what an emergency fund is for!

How much should your emergency fund be? The rule of thumb is it must be at least six months’ worth of your living expenses so you don't have to dip into your savings when unexpected events happen.

Dreams can become reality ✨

What do you dream about?

Some insurance plans have added investment components that you can use for retirement purposes.

Confused about insurance? Here are the basic types Want to get insurance but don’t know which one to get? Here’s a quick guide on the different types and their uses so you can decide what’s right for your needs and lifestyle.

Which of these daily habits are you currently practicing? 🤔

1. Turning P1,000 into P1,003 is called a bank.
2. Turning P1,000 into P1,300 is called an investment.
3. Turning P1,000 into P1,000,000 is called an INSURANCE PLAN.

When a person dies:
1. A gift of P2,000 could be from friends.
2. A gift of P20,000 could be from relatives.
3. A gift of P200,000 could be from parents or siblings.
4. A gift of 2 MILLION or MORE could be from INSURANCE.

A person no matter how capable he is in his lifetime cannot avoid 2 things: DEATH and SICKNESS. It's certain to happen at any point of our life. It's better to plan years ahead than to be a day too late.

Kapag mahirap ka pa at wala ka pang malaking ipon, mas kailangan mo ng Life Insurance para may maipamana kang income, hindi ang kahirapan in case of dying too soon.

CTTO

Message me to get insured today! 🧡

New FWD Vibrant

Hello friends! You might be interested to learn how to build a strong financial mindset and discover your options to plan and secure your future with less worries.

This is a free webinar so don’t miss out! Comment below or message me directly so I can send you the registration link. 🧡

About the speaker: Efren Ll. Cruz, RFP® is a seasoned investment manager, bestselling author, columnist for Philippine Daily Inquirer, Cebu Daily News and MoneySense Magazine, frequent TV and radio financial planning expert, independent blogger for www.savingstips.com.ph, and registered financial planner with RFP® Philippines. He was named 1 of 12 most influential people in personal finance by MoneySense magazine.

Saturday Team Meeting 🧡

I look forward to our monthly team meeting because I always learn something new. Today was a good reminder to celebrate my failures as much as my successes.

You know one thing I’ve always been scared of? Failure. Growing up an achiever, I HATE failing. Now that I’m in my 30’s, I’ve had my share of epic fails. It’s truly discouraging and to be honest, there were times when I felt hopeless. But at the end of the day, you gotta pick yourself up and keep moving forward.

One thing that struck me kanina was when they said to view your failures as a learning opportunity, and to even celebrate it! 🤯 Instead of being stuck in “I’m too scared to fail so I’d rather not try anything anymore” mode, I should embrace my failure and even use it as motivation to keep trying.

This applies to all areas of life, not just in business. Hopefully you guys can also learn something from this! Happy weekend!