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Ep 306: Paano Magkapital para sa Iyong Negosyo: Mga Paraan at Diskarte

Released Tuesday, 7th May 2024
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Ep 306: Paano Magkapital para sa Iyong Negosyo: Mga Paraan at Diskarte

Ep 306: Paano Magkapital para sa Iyong Negosyo: Mga Paraan at Diskarte

Ep 306: Paano Magkapital para sa Iyong Negosyo: Mga Paraan at Diskarte

Ep 306: Paano Magkapital para sa Iyong Negosyo: Mga Paraan at Diskarte

Tuesday, 7th May 2024
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Parks Hi

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there, this is Ching Kaitan, your Pang Bansang wealth

0:59

coach. Thank you very much for tuning in in

1:01

this podcast. So, I'm excited to be here. I'm

1:05

going to talk to you about the next thing we're going to

1:07

do at Pang Bansang Wealth. I'm going

1:09

to talk to you about the next thing we're

1:11

going to do at Pang Bansang Wealth. Pang Bansang

1:13

Wealth is a business idea. So,

1:16

I'm going to talk to you about this. So,

1:21

Pang Bansang Wealth is a business

1:24

idea. It all starts with

1:26

the business idea. I hope that you

1:28

will not be discouraged. It's not

1:30

a capital, it's a negotiation. It's

1:34

a capital that's not a capital. It's

1:36

a business idea. But,

1:39

I'm going to talk to you about the next

1:41

thing we're going to do at Pang Bansang Wealth.

1:43

So, Pang Bansang Wealth is a business idea. It's

1:46

an important thing for us. So,

1:48

Pang Bansang Wealth is a business idea.

1:51

It's a business idea. When you say

1:53

a business idea, it's a

1:55

business idea that we're going to talk

1:57

to you about. So

2:00

in other words, the first question

2:02

is how much is the puppy

2:04

in the window? So

2:18

that's where it all starts. And

2:20

then I

2:30

don't really encourage for you to borrow

2:32

money. I

3:00

don't really encourage for you to borrow money. And

3:02

then I don't really encourage for you to borrow

3:04

money. Have you ever tried doing something in the

3:07

bag or shampoo instead of earning money? You

3:09

lose money. So imagine you have

3:11

to pay for your money. You

3:13

have to pay for your post. You have to

3:15

pay for your principal's interest. It's

3:18

a painful reminder of the mistake you have done.

3:21

Unlike, unlike, unlike, unlike, you have to

3:23

pay for your phone. You have to pay for

3:25

your phone. You have to pay for your phone.

3:29

So number one, number two. Okay.

3:34

Number two. And

3:59

learning only. I don't advise

4:01

you doing that. I don't advise. 3,000 pesos, that was 1990.

4:06

3,000 was a lot of money during the time for him. He

4:11

didn't want to be a full piece. So

4:13

he didn't want to be a big time. He wanted to

4:16

buy 3,000 in the profit. And

4:20

truly enough, truly enough, in

4:23

less than a big time the big products were 3,000.

4:28

That's the second thing that you can do.

4:30

Sell something. And then third, if you want

4:32

to make a meeting, you can

4:34

make a credit card. Again,

4:37

I don't encourage you to do that. If

4:39

ever you want to take the risk, to

4:41

start something, make a credit card. Make sure that

4:43

you have an amount of money that you can

4:46

afford to lose. How

4:49

will you know that you can afford to lose it?

4:51

Just in case you made a mistake, you can recover

4:53

from it. If you don't

4:55

have 5K or 10K, you can make a

4:57

credit card for it. If you don't

4:59

have 5K or 10K, I do

5:01

believe that you can recover from it. So

5:06

that's the first thing. In other

5:08

words, you can either buy a boot

5:10

or a bank, or you can make

5:12

an amount that you can afford to

5:14

lose. And the next thing that I want to

5:16

do is I

5:19

want to make an angel

5:21

investor or venture capital. I want

5:23

to make a big difference. But

5:25

I want to make an idea.

5:27

I want to make an idea. I

5:30

want to make a new company. I

5:33

want to make a new company. I

5:36

want to make a group or a group,

5:38

or a potential investor. I want to make

5:40

a new concept. That's

5:42

the second thing that you can do. Actually,

5:45

I can

5:47

still recall. That's what

5:49

I did in the year 2001. When

5:53

I had a business concept, I offered

5:55

this business concept, because it's a

5:57

business plan, it's a potential

5:59

earning. We just need 1 million pesos

6:01

to get this started. But I want to

6:03

say that in less than a year, we

6:08

have sold 1 million in one year. Plus,

6:14

you own 10% of the company. We

6:17

own 90% because we have a group of people. So,

6:20

I want to say that we have an angel

6:22

investor. And to cut the long story short, in

6:24

3 months time, 1

6:27

million is less than 1 million. Plus, he owns

6:29

10% of the company. So,

6:32

that's it. That's

6:34

it. I want to

6:36

say that in FYI, just to

6:38

give you a perspective, an angel

6:40

investor is part of the owner.

6:43

In India, there is a lot of investment.

6:46

In India, there is a lot of

6:48

investment. But I

6:50

want to say that, because a potential investor

6:52

is not a chance, it is a chance

6:54

to get a chance. Just in case, it

6:57

is a chance to get a chance. Because

7:00

if you are next to a company, next

7:03

to a company, it is

7:05

a peer-to-peer lending company. For

7:07

example, peer-to-peer lending. It

7:09

is a lending company

7:11

or institution. But again,

7:13

ladies and gentlemen, I don't encourage

7:16

you to do it. Indico

7:18

is an encouragement. If

7:21

you are not a peer-to-peer lending company,

7:26

you can do it. You

7:29

can do it. I

7:32

want to say that the program is a grant

7:34

from the LGU, Local

7:37

Government Unit. It

7:39

is a local program. For

7:43

example, it is a local program. It

7:45

is a livelihood program. of

8:00

trade and industry. We are also

8:02

a D.O.S team, and we are

8:04

working on a seminar. We are a small business

8:06

corporation, and we are working on a

8:09

very long financial and technical

8:12

negotiation. As

8:14

a matter of fact, we

8:16

are working on a 50,000 to 500,000 loan

8:22

deserving of the cost of

8:25

the negotiation. It's

8:27

important to make sure that we

8:29

are working on a very long

8:32

financial and technical negotiation.

8:36

We are working on a network.

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We are working on a network

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and other things that are beneficial.

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9:18

negotiation. We are working

9:20

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Thank you. We

10:30

have to be able to get the money to the country, which

10:33

is the reason why we have

10:35

to pay for the money. We

10:38

have to be able to get

10:40

local government units and national government

10:42

to pay for the money. We

10:45

have to be able to get the money from the

10:47

capital. The

10:50

capital is an issue, a discount.

10:53

It's never about the lack of

10:55

resources. It's all about the lack

10:57

of resources. We have to be

10:59

able to get the money from the capital. We

11:02

have to be able to get the money from the

11:04

people. It's not about the lack of resources. It's

11:07

about the lack of resources. If it's

11:09

a good thing, it's about the lack of

11:11

resources. And good news. What

11:14

if I can show you in 30 days what

11:18

we have to pay for, what we have to do

11:20

to launch, what we have to pay for the money, and what

11:22

we have to pay for the money. That's it. You

11:25

can also use our instagram channel,

11:27

Sacheen Kitan. Send me a

11:29

direct message. It's a very handy way to do

11:32

it. It's a very handy way to do it.

11:34

You can use our own program, a system, that

11:36

will help you to launch your business in 30

11:38

days. Just type the word

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11:43

ASENSO, and you can use the link

11:45

to the link. If

11:47

you want to do it, you

11:49

can use the link in the description. So

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in the podcast episode, To every

11:54

problem, there's always a solution.. If You're not

11:57

part of the solution, you're part of the

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