In the last 3 years of coaching Entrepreneurs in the Philippines, di ko na mabilang ang mga OFWs na sumulat sa akin.
There are times na pagka-haba haba ng sulat. Meron naman simpleng thank you message lang.
But all their emails are saying the same thing…“Jon, gusto ko ng umuwi at makasama ang pamilya ko.”
I personally met many OFWs in my lifetime.
Marami sa kanila, nasira ang pamilya. Nagloko ang mister. Nag sakabilang-bahay si misis.
Naparawira ang teen-ager na anak. Nalulong sa drugs. Nag asawa ng maaga.
Sometimes, I feel like I’m Joe De Mango giving relationship advice.
All of them, they simply want to have a comfortable life with their family. But because there are not enough job opportunities in the Philippines lalo kung may edad ka na, they are forced to go work abroad.
I salute these people. I have so much respect to them. My dad was an OFW too for 10 years.
That’s why I can’t help but to reach out to more Filipinos and teach them how to start and run a profitable business.
Truth is, running a business isn’t easy.
But at least, people have options rather than being away from the families. At least they have a fighting chance to make more money than begging their boss for a salary increase. At least they more control of their lives than a BIG corporation dictating how much they should make each payday.
Hindi lahat pwedeng negosyante pero hindi din lahat ay tamang maging empleyado lang.
Unfortunately, our culture breeds “employee.” Traditional schools are like a huge manufacturing company. Each year they produces “employee.”
On the other hand, “negoyantes” were produced by real world experience and training or what I call “The School of Life.”
Pag nadapa, tatayo ulit at lalaban. Pag nadapa ulit, bangon na naman at itutuloy ang nasimulan.
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To your freedom,
Jon Orana
Sir Jon ,
I will read your idea how to start a business n hindi kailangan ng mlki capital sna po matulungan u ako this time…thank you
Dear Jon,
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, gifts and experiences and in inspiring us. It only mean one thing, that the Lord God is using you to help othrs. God bless you always. Am wondering, what the best business where i can earn well to be able to help and share my blessings to many others, first of all my family and those who don’t have many opportunities and victims of circumtances. Thank you again.
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Hello Sir Jon,
Thank you so much for sharing with me your experiences which inspired many of us to overcome slavery of the corporate world. Armed with just a gut inspired by your thoughts kahit walang alam sa internet business, I ventured into learning ebook hoping that financial freedom can be possible in this endeavor Sir Jon, which is now your experience at naging buhay mo. Ikaw mismo ang aking modelo at inspirasyon sa hangaring ito.
“Unfortunately, our culture breeds “employee.” Traditional schools are like a huge manufacturing company. Each year they produces “employee.””
This is partly true. In the US the Rockefeller Foundation created the National Education Association ultimately for this purpose. To prepare kids to become future employees.
Good day Sir Jon,
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experiences in business, nakaka.inspire talaga.I’m about to quit my job na kasi sobrang pagod na ako at maliit lang yung sweldo,gustong gusto kung mag.business pero hindi ko alam kung anong business and I don’t have any capital.ang gusto ko muna rumaket sa internet kaya lang di ko alam kung paano yung blogging or yung iba pang pagkakakitaan sa internet.
pls.help me naman po.
thanks sir Jon..