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Good God, Bad World? (A conversation between Juan Carlos “J.C.” and a billionaire named Yu)
Published : May 15, 2008 | Author : Pantejo | Unrated |
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| This issue of a watchful, benevolent God in a world where bad things happened was one of the main reasons I never became a “religious” man. Coupled with some pretty nasty, shocking, heartbreaking, and soul wrenching experiences in the military; I concluded early in life that almost everything was a series of random events; especially when I would witness death (among patients, the enemy, many of my fellow soldiers, and even my father) that could not be attributed to anything else but bad luck? |
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Loaner’s Remorse? A conversation between Juan Carlos and a billionaire named Yu.
Published : May 15, 2008 | Author : Pantejo | Unrated |
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| Even though I have a Master of Business Administration degree, I chronically found myself in the same situation: Too much month left over after the money. My friends thought I was a sap, too nice all the time. It’s just that when I saw someone in need, I felt compelled to help. Here in Thailand, it seemed that EVERYONE WAS IS NEED! IN NEED OF MY MONEY! Crying women would come over to my apartment and tell me all their troubles. I believed about one-half of those tales of woe. |
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Ability or Passion? Which one for Abundant Wealth?
Published : May 15, 2008 | Author : Pantejo | Unrated |
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| The Original Substance (GOD) let’s you, and only you, decide. This is not a cop out. It’s called personal choice. But the Original Substance (GOD) doesn’t leave you stranded in the land of decision making. The Original Substance (GOD) has endowed you with innate skills AND individual obsessions. This is a natural ability versus personal passion situation. Sometimes they coincide, sometimes they don’t. Either one, done in the Certain Way, will make you rich. Let’s examine both choices in detail. |
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Simple (and Priceless) Life Lessons from the Most Influential Prosperity Mentor in my life: My Father.
Published : May 15, 2008 | Author : Pantejo | Unrated |
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| “While I was teaching a private (one-on-one) adult English class last week, a student complained about her mother. She said that she couldn’t go anywhere or do anything without her. In short, she felt like all her relatives were suffocating her. She was a Thai woman and expressed her longing to have the “Western Style” freedom from parents and relatives that most foreigners enjoy.
The rest of the class was spent discussing some of the priceless, life lessons I’d learned from my father.” |
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