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Here's some thoughts from Jonathan Yabut - The Apprentice Asia Winner 

Work or personal life, can never be seen in rose-colored glasses everyday. There will always be tough days when things seem to crumble hopelessly. Don't be a victim of making life-changing decisions (what course should I take in university? Should I quit my job now? Should I shout at him? Should I buy this even if I have so much debt now?) that you will regret during these times. These are the worst times to make those decisions. These are the times when you are vulnerable, irrational, and impulsive. You are likely missing some logic too.

This is the same reason why I defer my SMS or e-mail to people when I get frustrated at them. I count 1-10 and think again. I read my message again a few hours later (or I sleep through it and check the next day) and see if that message was really ME, or someone who was just driven by anger. I calm down and let my rational, quiet self take the driver's seat.

They say that emotional maturity could be the very thin line that sets apart two equally competent workers. One is self-aware, and is able to control himself. Ther other is not. And we all know by now that guys who get promoted at work aren't just promoted based on skills---it's based on how people PERCEIVE them when it times of disasters and problems. It's based on when they're able to step up to the plate without panicking or surrendering easily. They are able to calm down, relax, and think properly without making hasty decisions. They don't base a permanent decision on a temporary emotion.

Here's to wishing we all improve our emotional maturity at work this 2019! :)

Go Negosyo and GMA-7: Supporting Women's Month

Babae Kapuso Ka ng Bayan: 3rd Annual Women Entrepreneurship Summit 2011

Hubby and I would surely attend this series of events for biz-minded individuals, business enthusiasts and newbies in the industry. Investing in our own business and online shop/s, we therefore believe that we still need some formal training on how to effectively run the business - targeting our goals at our own pace.

We've been wanting to inquire and register since January 28; however, we still cannot contact the organizers - phones are always busy. If not, nobody's answering. For some reason, we already tried many ways to contact the Go Negosyo Team: blog commenting, sending an inquiry on their site, sending them SMS - many times beyond making lots of long distance calls.

But we will never say "NO" - we won't stop until I get the slot reservations, until we are officially registered to attend the summit and expo. We still look forward to being a part of the business gig and be able to meet great people and fellow business enthusiasts - fresh and new ideas simply excite us more.

This opportunity is indeed a good reward and fulfilling treat for many women out there. So, let's grab this chance, get into new business ventures, and succeed all our biz endeavors. Thanks to the Organizers. Kudos!

See you there! :)

♥♥♥ Rainier and Myraine ♥♥♥

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More Details from the Organizers:

Join us as we celebrate the International Women’s Month by recognizing inspiring women, educating aspiring and practicing entrepreneurs, and showcasing possible business opportunities for women (and men, too!).

FORUMS, BOOTHS, AND EXHIBITS ON BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND IDEAS

Visit over 300 booths and exhibits that showcase business ideas and opportunities in health & wellness, beauty & cosmetics, fashion & accessories, food & culinary business, technology, direct-selling, franchising, and so much more!

FREE SEMINARS ON STARTING A BUSINESS AND WOMEN’S ISSUES

Attend free seminars on the how-to’s of starting your own business: from knowing your strengths and your ambitions, to finding business opportunities, to marketing your products and finding capital. Plus, talks on women’s health, education, good governance, and other issues and concerns facing women today.

GO NEGOSYO FILIPINA STARPRENEURSAWARD

Get to know the Filipinas who have not only excelled in entrepreneurship but who also embody admirable traits of passion, with compassion, perseverance, integrity, concern for others and care for community.

PRESENTATION OF THE LATEST GO NEGOSYO BOOK “8 SIMPLE SECRETS TO RAISING ENTREPRENEURS”

Be the first few to get hold of our future bestseller (written by Dr. Joy Abaquin, educator, parent and entrepreneur, and one of the Angelpreneurs of Go Negosyo) that teaches parents and Go Negosyo advocates how to raise children (of all ages!) with entrepreneurial mindset and positive attitude.

Plus, freebies, giveaways, games, and exciting performers and guests await!

FREE ADMISSION!
(for students, teachers and professors) Present School ID