CABARRUBIAS‚ John Rodnie C. 1 – CBE REFLECTION PAPER (“Rich Dad Poor Dad” Lesson 1: The Rich Don’t Work for Money) Rich Dad Poor Dad lesson 1 really focuses on how money works on a rich person by having controlling their fear and desire. It is true that we need to control our fear and desire. If we have fear we are afraid and then after that we have the desire to have or to move on it. I usually encounter this kind of situation for example when I buy clothes‚ I usually have fear to bought
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It was a beautiful warm sunny day in August and I went on the bridge pedal with my Dad. The Bridge Pedal is a 33 mile bike ride that rides over 10 bridges in Downtown Portland and when we finished I wanted to ride my bike somewhere. Well when we left is when the incident happened and changed my day from good to bad. I had to go to the ER and get stitches. It was a good day and here’s my story that changed my day. To begin the day we got up a 6:30 am and rode our bikes down the hill to get breakfast
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ENTERPRENEURSHIP BOOK REPORT: Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kayosaki with Sharon L. Lechter‚ CPA WRITTEN BY: Richmond Gyamfi Boateng (KBS0035) LECTURER: MR. ANTHONY ANNAN MONDAY APRIL 4‚ 2011 Rich Dad Poor Dad is a book that presents thought provoking teachings on wealth creation and financial independence. The book can be describes as a narrative motivational novel that features four interesting characters‚ Rich Dad‚ Poor Dad‚ Mike and Robert (the author). Poor Dad is a highly educated professor
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My father is a very traditional‚ conservative‚ religious man. A product of his time‚ upbringing‚ and culture. Abandoned by his mother‚ neglected by his father‚ and raised by an aunt who already had too many children of her own‚ my father has always had to fend for himself. From an early age he had to start working‚ I was once told by him that in the absence of his father‚ he looked up to his bosses for a role model. A lot of them were drunks and chauvinist. My father grew around these men‚ idolizing
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Workbook In Entrepreneurship Passed By: Passed To: Carl Alden S. Ramos Ms. Beverly Joy Nebreda Of: II-Pasteur How to make beaded jewelry Materials: -Nylon or memory wire -long nose - Beads -bracelet clasps Procedures: 1. Cut whatever string you are going to use about 10 inches‚ more if you have a bigger wrist. 2. Lay out the beads on a flat surface and make a design for your bracelet. 3. String
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your man become stay-at-home dad? When it comes to the question of whether women should let their men become stay –at-home dad or not‚ different people have different opinions to answer this question. In Western countries of Asian countries‚ women do not want to let their men stay at home and do housework. However‚ others have a tendency to let their men become a stay-at-home dad. As a Vietnamese‚ I believe that my husband should go out to earn money and support for my family. Speaking of society
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Memo: HTC’s Future Strategic Growth Plan Doria‚ Brian Section 010 Prof. Siegel Memo: HTC’s Future Strategic Growth Plan To: Mr. Chou‚ CEO‚ HTC Corp. From: Brian Doria‚ PwC Consultant Executive Summary: Mr. Chou the success of your company now face complex challenges in an era of rapid technological advances. It is time to implement new business strategies in order to continue HTC’s upward trajectory. Your competitors have raised the
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“Believe none of what you hear and half of what you see‚” Dad reiterated as I became a young woman. But growing up‚ I relied on what I could see‚ what I could touch‚ and what others shared with me. I held my peers and teachers words as peremptory and gained a sense of false dependence. As I entered my third year of high school this changed. “I need you to translate what this man is saying‚” Dad explained as he drove through our neighborhood. An older Hispanic man with a hat‚ long sleeves and jeans
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hear and read it just like the article “War Changed My Dad” which gave hope to families of veterans. Elie Wiesel the author of “Night” did not have the same effect on his readers. Elie and Michelle display many similarities and differences throughout their work. Each author’s use of imagery and the tones they convey allow the reader to understand how they are feeling during their hard times. In the novel “Night” and the article “War Changed my Dad” the two author’s use of imagery helps us see and
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My dad has been my role model ever since I can remember. He has taught so much but the most is to work hard. It is not really always by his words but more by his actions. Seeing him get up at five in the morning and go to work. Then when he was done he would go do a side job for 4-5 more hours and come home and spend time with us for a few hours and go to bed and do the same thing again the next day. See him do this for so long really taught me that if you work hard in life than you can achieve
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