LESSON # 3: Be Ready To Sacrifice Telenovelas

Hi, Friends!

Mafe here again, and right now I want to share with you the third lesson for our Email Mini-Course Series.

But before that, let me ask you this question:

Do you love watching Television as well?

Me?…I love watching too! 🙂

It relaxes me watching that telenovela, why? Because usually my mind is not working and the bonus factor of it is that they have the “kilig factor” which is usually common in our age as teenagers
.ehem
:-) lols.

But I realize lately that it affects much my Auntie too. Take note: she is now, 61 yrs. Old. That scenario proves that: Kinikilig padin pala sila!:-)Napaisip tuloy ako, sino kaya peg nya: si Superman o si batman?… I will ask this later to her. hehe


And everytime that I will joke with her and turn off the Tv, she would usually respond: ‘Yan na nga lang kasayahan ko aalisin mo pa!

Did you see how big deal is it with her? #LalimNgHugot! Haha.

What’s my point of sharing to you this personal story?

We have to face the fact that putting up your own business is not an easy task.

Sometimes we have to skip our favorite past time: like watching telenovela’s to just do research, plan, and finally do things that will help us to move forward in our business.

It requires us to do extra effort in the beginning.

But that’s okay!

All successful businessmen’s today started of those things.

Here’s what you can do:

Give yourself at least 2-3 hours a day to do research about your market, and for the development of your business.

I know it would be hard for you at first because you are not used to do that.

I remember the first time I saw the computer. I studied High School in Small Barrio in Bicol and very few students in my time have their own computers.

Our school has Computer Laboratory, and that’s the first time I touched the mouse, keyboard, and be in front of the monitor. It’s really mixed emotion for me because I am excited to use the computer but I am nervous as well because I don’t know what to do.

I remember myself being tense very computer class because I really don’t know what to do at first.

My hands are always sweating every time my teacher ask us to do activities using those computers.

It’s funny by just remembering those moments because our activities are in all in the word, paint, and excel only. That’s the most basic programs in computer right?

But it’s hard for me the first time, but I begin to study, and use it more often you will eliminate the sense, and be more excited about the success to come.

But it will not happen if you don’t make time to start and develop your business idea that is of course the connection to your passion.

Do not delay, decide, and do it NOW!

Praying for your Success and Happiness,

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Founder of Christian Infopreneurs Academy
Author/Infopreneur/Financial Advocate

 

 

 

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