Jon Orana — Page 2

“Hayyy Lunes na naman.”

“Balik na naman sa trabaho.”

“Bitin na bitin sa pahinga.”

Relate much?

Listen, if you’ve been saying these words, then maybe it’s about to make some changes.

Last week, I gave away a FREE 23-page guide on how you can start your own online business. The blueprint of my e-book business.
You see, for 8 years I was a corporate slave too. But I decided to change the course of my life.

Feeling ko kasi walang mangyayari sa pagiging empleyado e. Dumadaan lang pera sa kamay ko. You’re likely experiencing it too.

While working as a full time employee, I spent an hour a day building my online business. Bawas muna sa gimik. Bawas muna sa T.V.

At di nagtagal, I was able to double my income and quit my job.

Frankly, one of the best moments in my life was when I handed my resignation to my boss.

Best feeling evah! Finally, I’m free from the cubicle world.

And if you’ll ask me “Jon, ano bang magandang negosyo this 2015?” My answer is an online business.

Why?

Low start-up capital.
High profit margin.
Huge market potential. (You can sell to anyone from any part of the world.)
You can run it on the side.
It can run automatically. (Yes, pwede syang tumakbo habang tulog ka.)
Easy to operate
No employees

Ano pang negosyo ang katulad ng mga sinabi ko? At hindi mo na kailangang mag alok or mag-invite ng friends mo for a “business presentation.” You know what I mean.

Anyhoo, in my free guide, I outlined how you too, step-by-step, can have an online business selling e-books.

Click here to get your free guide.

To your freedom,
Jon Orana
P.S. It’s almost half of January na. And if you’ll not work on your business, soon you’ll realize na December na naman.

Matatapos na naman ang taon at “nga nga” ka pa rin. It’s time to decide now and not 12 month from now.

Click here to get your free guide.

When I was still a corporate employee I felt like a fish out of water.

Nakakita ka na ba ng isdang wala sa tubig? Naghihingalo. Nagpupumiglas.

Deep in my gut I know I’m not supposed to be in a cubicle doing the same work every day again and again. Tapos maghihintay ng maliit na sahod pag dating ng kinsenas katapusan.

Early on I knew employment is not for me.

So I decided to pursue business. Malaking problema nga lang.

I don’t how to start and run a business.

I don’t have large capital to start. Magkano lang naman sahod sa Pinas right?

I don’t have friends or anyone that I know that are successful in business.

Worst of all, I have a lot of ideas in my head what business to start. Sa dami, that I’ve been paralyzed and don’t know where and how to start.

But then I realized, I have to take action. I have to do something with whatever I have.

No action = No results

Results can be bad or good.

Truth is, in life you succeed by taking action. And if it produces negative results, you adjust things so you get better results.

You can’t expect na first try mo lang e successful ka agad. It happens but rarely.

So what do you do?

Let me share with you a simple analogy.

Minsan ba na experience mo nang may mahulog sa ilalim ng upuan, couch, or table? Yung tipong kailangan mong abutin at kapain kung nasaan?

Hindi mo sya makita at kailangan mong kapain?

That’s exactly how you’re going to succeed in business and in life.

Try mong kapain sa kaliwa, pag wala dun, adjust mo ng konti.

Pag wala pa din dun, kapain mo banda sa kanan.

Pag wala pa din, abante ka ng konti. Until makuha mo ung gusto mo.

Life is very much like that.

First, define what exactly you want. Be specific.

It’s not enough to say “I want a lot of money.”

How much money do you want? P10,000 per month? P1 Million per month?

And then, you take action towards achieving that goal.

You will mistake along the way. Accept it. It’s part of life.

But for each mistake, use that as feedback mechanism and adjust your action or strategy until you succeed.

Trust me, if you’ll only take action and won’t give up on your dreams, you’ll eventually find it.

To your freedom,
Jon Orana