Biyernes, Hulyo 10, 2015

Surviving Impatience by Pastor Ed Lapiz

                                                                      Source: youtube.com


                          Pastor Ed Lapiz is one of my mentor in life by his sermons and talks,  I learned a lot  of this person. It really help me to be inspired always. May you also be inspired by him. I listened a lot of people, listen them and you will know a lot from them. They will help you in this life existence. Thanks... Be open minded person!!!

Martes, Marso 24, 2015

ANC Shoptalk: Money Mindset

                                                      ANC Shoptalk: Money Mindset 1/2



                                                        ANC Shoptalk: Money Mindset 2/2    



Source: www. youtube.com

Guest Speaker:

Chinkee Tan - wealth and life coach



   

Linggo, Marso 15, 2015

BAKIT ANG PINOY KULANG SA DISPLINA SA PAGHAWAK NG PERA?


May mga kakilala ba kayong mga….
Kulang na nga ang sweldo pero tuloy pa rin ang luho?
Hindi na makabayad sa upa pero panay pa rin ang gimik?
Lubog na nga sa utang pero tuloy pa rin ang pangungutang?
Naging parte na ng kultura nating mga Pinoy ang pagiging kulang sa disiplina.
Saan ka man magpunta may mga nagpapakita ng ganitong kahinaan.
At sa palagay ko kaya kulang sa disiplina ang ilang mga Pinoy ay tila ini-idolo si …
 
JUAN TAMAD
Gusto laging mag-relax habang NAGHIHINTAY na lang palagi na mahulog ang mga biyaya.
Lubog na lubog na sa utang pero tamad pa din gumawa ng paraan para matuto na maka-ahon sa pagkakautang.
Masipag lang sa paghahanap ng mga DAHILAN para matakasan ang mga responsibilidad.
Ang iba naman kaya kulang sa disiplina ay dahil …
 
MASYADONG EMOTIONAL
Iniisip na i-comfort ang sarili after a very tiring work kasi DESERVE ang mag-chill. Deserve nga naman mag-relax pero syempre mas deserve kung ang pagkakagastusan ay makakatulong hanggang sa future at hindi magiging pabigat.
May mga katwiran din na “kailangan” bilhin ang isang bagay para mas mapadali ang buhay. Kadalasan kasi kapag lumaki ang nakukuhang income, nag-aadjust ang lifestyle at nagbabago na din ang set of guidelines ng pangangailangan. Kung noon ay nakakapag-enjoy pa sa isang putahe sa hapag kainan, ngayon ay lagi ng sa mamahaling buffet na restaurant ang dinner.
Meron naman na sadyang …
 
NAGPAPASIKAT LANG
Feeling Jack ng Titanic at ang thinking ay: “I’m the king of the world!” Damang dama na walang makakapigil sa kanya. Papatunayan pa sa pamamagitan ng pagpapakitang tao na kaya niyang bilhin ang pinakamahal na mga pagkain sa mundo. Hindi pa makukuntento at i-popost pa sa Facebook at Instagram ang bawat pictures ng mga ito.
Ipagmamalaki na kayang bumili ng napakagarang sasakyan kahit ang totoo ay hindi naman afford. Ipangungutang naman talaga ang pang-down payment maging ang pang-monthly amortization. Pero kahit ang pambayad sa utang ay hindi din naman siguradong mababayaran. Basta magmukhang COOL at SUCCESSFUL, ayos lang kahit walang sure na pambayad.
Higit sa lahat, kaya kulang sa disiplina ay dahil …
 
AYAW MAGBAGO
Hindi kayang aminin sa sarili na kailangan magbago kaya steady lang sa “normal” na gawain. Inaatake ng KATAMARAN kaya ayaw kumilos para mas mapabuti ang kinalalagyan.
Feeling importante kaya ang iniisip ay EXEMPTED siya sa pagbabago. At ang expected ay ang mga nasa paligid niya ang magbabago para sa kapakanan niya.
Sa sobrang FOCUSED sa sarili para magpasikat, hindi na napapansin ang mga mali na nagagawa. Dahil dito, hindi nakikita ang ilang areas na kailangan ma-improve.
Yan ang ilang dahilan kung bakit kulang sa disiplina ang mga Pilipino. Remember, “You can’t change the world, but you can change your world.” At magagawa mo ito sa pamamagitan ng pagiging …
 
MASIPAG
Have a POSITIVE ATTITUDE and you will gain positive rewards in the future. Mas mahirap man ang maging masipag, hindi hamak naman na mas maganda ang maidudulot nito para maging successful ang iyong buhay.

PRACTICAL
Huwag magpadala sa emosyon every time you will decide on how you will spend your money. Dapat ALIGNED sa long-term goals mo ang bawat paggastos mo.

MAPAGKUMBABA
Tama na ang pagyayabang kung ikaw ay madaming pambili! Mas NAKAKABILIB ang isang taong MATALINO sa paggastos kaysa ipinakikitang kaya niyang gumastos.

HANDA SA PAGBABAGO
Huwag kang matakot sa pagbabago. Posibleng mahirap ang proseso ng pagbabago pero definitely may MAGANDANG RESULTA na naghihintay para sayo.

THINK. REFLECT. APPLY.
Kulang ka pa din ba sa disiplina?
Gusto mo bang maging disiplinado?
Kung oo, ano ang ginagawa mo para maging disiplinado? 

Source:  http://chinkeetan.com/bakit-ang-pinoy-kulang-sa-displina-sa-paghawak-ng-pera/

Biyernes, Pebrero 27, 2015

New Timetable of Schedule of Speakers' Fomat of BA/CFD Doctrinal Bible Exposition(CFD Dipolog City Chapter)!



                                                                   


CATHOLIC FAITH DEFENDERS, INC
OUR LADY OF MOST HOLY ROSARY CATHEDRAL PARISH
DIPOLOG CITY CHAPTER



FEBRUARY 28, 2015


Greetings!


Dear Mr. Moderator:

                      The new timetable of schedule of speakers’ format of BA/CFD Doctrinal Bible Exposition, an ecumenical program of the group in every Saturday at 5:00-8:00pm at Rizal Monument Plaza Magsaysay Dipolog City was made based on the result of decision by majority vote in the core group meeting last year (2014). The meeting was held at Saint Vincent’s College Room 101.
                        May you allow me to present the said format subject for implementation and compliance is in your hand. You can see the presentation of the new format below:           
TIME                                      SPEAKER
5:00-5:30PM
CFD SPEAKER (1ST SPEAKER)
5:30-5:40PM
QUESTIONS
5:40-6:10PM
CFD SPEAKER (2ND SPEAKER)
6:10-6:20PM
QUESTIONS
6:20-6:30PM
NON-CATHOLIC
6:30-6:40PM
QUESTIONS
6:40-6:50PM
NON-CATHOLIC
6:50-7:00PM
QUESTIONS
7:00-7:10PM
NON-CATHOLIC
7:10-7:20PM
QUESTIONS
7:20-8:00PM
REBUTTAL (CFD SPEAKER)
                                       
                           Effective as of this date (February 28, 2015). THANK YOU VERY MUCH AND GOD BLESS…

PREPARED BY:


(SGD) BRO. NICHOLAI M. LUCEÑOS, CFD
                CHAPTER SECRETARY


VERIFIED BY:


(SGD) BRO. MAURITO A. ESTILLORE, CFD
 Presiding Officer/ VP for External Affairs


NOTED BY:


(SGD) ATTY. MIGUEL L. ABAS, SR., CFD
CFD National Bible Consultant/CFD Director Dipolog City

Copy Furnished:
CFD Chapter President- BRO. EDWIN B. YTAC, CFD 
CFD Education Chairman- BRO. ARMANDO SAGUIN SR., CFD

Huwebes, Pebrero 26, 2015

BADYET BADYET PAG MAY TIME -PERSONAL FINANCE 101 with MR.CHINKEE TAN (Wealth and Life Coach) will be in Dipolog City on this upcoming April 15, 2015!

Badyet Badyet Pag May Time

April 15 @ 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm

Nahihirapan ka bang paabutin ang iyong sweldo hanggang sa katapusan ng buwan?
Nahihirapan ka bang pagkasyahin ang iyong kinikita sa pang-araw-araw na gastusin?
Nahihirapan ka bang magbayad ng iyong mga “monthly bills” sa takdang araw ng pagbabayad?
Alamin kung paano mo mas mai-babadyet ang iyong pera para maiwasan ang mga problemang nakasaad sa mga katanungang ito.
Halika’t samahan niyo ako sa BADYET BADYET PAG MAY TIME ngayong April 15, 2014!
Sa seminar na ito, malalaman mo rin kung ano ang mga sikreto ng mga “successful” na tao sa larangan ng pagma-manage ng kanilang pera.
Reserve a slot now, kasama ang iyong mga kapamilya at mga kaibigan!
LEARNING INVESTMENT Php 300.00

Source:  http://chinkeetan.com/event/badyet-badyet-pag-time/

Miyerkules, Pebrero 25, 2015

Listen and Be Inspired in Preacher in Blue Jeans! ( www.preacherinbluejeans.com)


May I recommend to you www.preacherinbluejeans.com . Listen and Be inspired this great site provides spirituality.




                                         

Sources of the video: youtube.com via www.preacherinbluejeans.com

Biyernes, Pebrero 20, 2015

Lent and its implications By: Rev. Fr. Roy Cimagala (CBCP News)

Candidly Speaking

WE are once again in the season of Lent. It’s a period of preparation for the greatest event in the history of mankind—the passion, death and resurrection of Christ—which we will celebrate within the Holy Week, from the evening of Holy Thursday to Easter Sunday.
It’s a period meant to purify ourselves, with the aim of strengthening us spiritually and morally, and with the view of making ourselves more and more identified with Christ, who is the very pattern of our life, “the way, the truth and the life” for us.
We cannot deny that we need some purification because in spite of our best efforts, we cannot help but get dirtied somehow with the many and multiplying things we have to handle in the world today.
There are many new things coming up, and our curiosity gets aroused. We also know that our learning process to grapple with these new developments will always involve some falls, some mistakes which can either be small or big.
We need to pause and reflect on the significance of this period because with all the activities, concerns, not to mention the challenges and trials of our life, we tend to take Lent for granted and content ourselves with going through the motions of some sacrifices just to get by.
Lent is actually a very happy occasion, because in spite of the fasting and abstinence asked of us on certain days and the prodding to be generous with all kinds of self-denial and works of mercy, we are slowly being molded into another Christ, our sole Redeemer, with whom we also have to redeem ourselves.
Let’s remember that each of us is expected to be a co-redeemer with Christ. No matter how much Christ wants to save us, even to the extent of offering his life on the cross, if we do not correspond to his redeeming will and ways, we will not be saved.
St. Augustine once said: “God made us without us, but he cannot save us without us.” We have to understand that Lent is a very good occasion to go through another conversion, another renewal, another reaffirmation of our commitment to follow Christ faithfully, so that our redemption becomes a joint effort between Christ and us as it ought to be.
We should then realize that all those fasting and abstinence, those acts of self-denial and works of mercy, should leave us with a growing sensation that we are becoming more and more like Christ,, thinking, choosing, doing things like him and with him.
Otherwise, all these acts would lose their purpose. They would just become mechanical, soulless acts, a routine just to pass the time. We have to make sure that with God’s grace that would always require of us humility and simplicity and all the virtues, we get the sensation that we are another Christ.
And we should not be afraid to be so. We should disabuse ourselves from the fear that by aiming to be another Christ, we would become proud and vain, feeling superior over others, and falling into a psychological disorder called messianic complex.
Obviously, all these can happen if we are not careful. But if we make the effort to correspond to God’s grace always, then we can be and we can do what Christ was and did. He was humble and simple, merciful and compassionate. He lived the true spirit of poverty.
He also said that his food was to do the will of his Father, that he came not to condemn but to save the world. These would also be the mind that we would have if we grow to become another Christ.
Like Christ, we would not to be afraid to suffer. We would be willing to bear the burden of the others. As commanded by Christ and lived by him, we would know how to love everyone, including those who consider themselves as our enemies.
We have to see to it that these traits and qualities of Christ are slowly taking root in our lives. We should feel the need to pray, like what Christ did also, even waking up early before sunrise to go a certain place to pray. We should be able to have intimate conversations with our Father God.
Like Christ, we should do our work well to such an extent that we can gain that reputation that Christ himself had: “bene omnia fecit,” he did all things well.
We have to understand Lent as a period of sculpting the image of the living Christ in us.

Source:  http://www.cbcpnews.com/cbcpnews/?p=51291