An entrepreneur is extremely proud of his product and wants his employees to be too.

Ateneo Professor on Entrepreneurship

Rizal Philippines
July 20, 2019

The entrepreneur is someone who spent time envisioning his product and his/her strategy revolves around the product/customer.   His/her passion revolves around that.  And the entrepreneur share this passion with his/her partners and staff.  The entrepreneur should be able to talk about his product service to hours at end.

If you cant do this, you are not probably an entrepreneur...

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6 Steps to a Paperless Workplace - Timely tips for entrepreneurs

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	Weekly Update 6 Steps to a Paperless Workplace Some small-business owners are hesitant to shift to a paperless workplace because the transition seems overwhelming. But the switch doesn't have to happen overnight. If you need motivation to get started, … Read more: http://blog.intuit.com/trends/6-steps-to-a-paperless-workplace/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=6-steps-to-a-paperless-workplace Running Your Business on the Go Thanks to mobile technologies like smartphones and tablet PCs, it's becoming easier for modern small-business owners to run their companies without an official office. Skipping this formality saves overhead costs … Read more: http://blog.intuit.com/trends/running-your-business-on-the-go/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=running-your-business-on-the-go Is Your Workplace a Happy Place to Work? 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This person finds flaws … Read more: http://blog.intuit.com/employees/how-to-manage-a-negative-employee/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=how-to-manage-a-negative-employee How to Sharpen Your Listening Skills Businesses in the U.S. and U.K. lose $37 billion a year simply because workers do not fully understand their jobs, according to a new IDC white paper commissioned by Cognisco, … Read more: http://blog.intuit.com/employees/how-to-sharpen-your-listening-skills/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=how-to-sharpen-your-listening-skills IRS Cracking Down on Misclassified Employees Forewarned is forearmed: The Internal Revenue Service is examining the tax filings of small businesses in a special effort to find owners who are misreporting employees as "contractors." 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Ways to rekindle interest in business

Ateneo Professor on Entrepreneurship

From entrepreneur com

There are several ways by which interest/passion in the business can be reignited:

l. Entrepreneurs just want to have fun too. Find time to recharge.  Business owners/entrepreneurs must have fun.  I know some young entrepreneurs who run a chain a restaurants do computer games during hours when there is no business.

2.  Seek out a mentor;

3.  Delegate parts of business

More ways on how to reignite passion in business

Sound of Music Play at Resort World

Sound of Music


One of the finest moments in the play Sound of Music play at Resort World was the rendition of "Climb every Mountain."

I think I will have to reconsider changing my opening song at entrep classes with "Climb Every Mountain"


              "Climb every mountain
                Ford every stream
                Follow every by way
                Follow every rainbow
               Till you find your dream.

               A dream that will need
               All the love you can give
               Every day of your life
               For as long as you live...

That reminds us of Sa Yo Lamang...

Fail Fast Forward by Carol Bartz of Autodesk; Video share from Ecorner of Stanford

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Fail Forward Fast by Carol Bartz of Autodesk

This is about personal mastery as an important component of entrepreneurship. It talks about attitude. And Passion. Love what you do and do what you love.

Thank you Class Secretaries, and the Class

I take this opportunity to thank the ladies who helped me go through the entrep classes with relative ease.  I said this was leadership development, leadership in action.  They were great assistants, coordinators and communicators.  Thank you Dina for the Middle Managers, Angel for the MBA standard, and Angelica for Regis at Clark.  You were wonderful ladies

Thank you also for the active interest, passion of most of the class members in the subject.  Your interest meant everything. The interaction was great and I suppose it resulted in great learning for everyone.

The most touching moment of the class is when we sing the graduation song, I walk around and shake the hands of everyone.  I know, that would be the last time we will meet again for the class, and I wonder, if I did enough to make this future masters of the universe, learn their  craft,  if I did justice to their money and time. And to my role as a professor and as an entrepreneur.

PI in Passion

There were two guest entreps who gave a new meaning to PI in KRAPI.  We ordinarily understand it to be Performance Indicator.  But for them it is something else.  What else would describe their passion in things that they love to do, and desire to act.  P......na.  Gawin na natin yan.  Can anybody beat that.?