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THE WELLNESS REVOLUTION
Php4T-Php6T – UNDERGRADUATE

Php10T-Php15T – PROFESSIONAL/
GRADUATE

GRADUATE
Php30T-Php50T – MANAGER /SMALL TIME
BUSINESSMAN

GRADUATE
BUSINESSMAN
Php100T-Php200T - PRESIDENT/VICE-
PRESIDENT
BIG TIME BUSS/FRANCHISING

GRADUATE
BUSINESSMAN
Php100T-Php200T - PRESIDENT/VICE-
PRESIDENT
BIG TIME BUSS/FRANCHISING
Php500T-Php1M – INVESTORS
(BILLION CAP)

PERA
BUSSINESS
EMPLOYEE

80%
Mahirap at
Mareklamo

80%
Mahirap at
Mareklamo
5%
Mayaman

80%
Mahirap at
Mareklamo
5%
Mayaman
Student
Employee

80%
Mahirap at
Mareklamo
5%
Mayaman
Student
Employee
Businessman

25 yrs old – House And Lot + Car
40yrs old – Php20M bank- Php140,000/mo

40yrs old – Php20M bank- Php140,000/mo
Do business 5 to 10 years after that…
MONEY WORKS FOR THEM!

22- Graduate

22- Graduate
30- Nagtratrabaho

22- Graduate
30- Nagtratrabaho
40- Sawa sa trabaho

22- Graduate
30- Nagtratrabaho
40- Sawa sa trabaho
60- Resign sa trabaho

22- Graduate
30- Nagtratrabaho
40- Sawa sa trabaho
70 – PATAY KAKATRABAHO

22- Graduate
30- Nagtratrabaho
40- Sawa sa trabaho
Works up to 60 asa sa SSS, GSIS and
RETIREMENT kapag overage na mgabroad
naman.

22- Graduate
30- Nagtratrabaho
40- Sawa sa trabaho
Works up to 60 asa sa SSS, GSIS and
RETIREMENT kapag overage na mgabroad
naman.
THEY WORK FOR MONEY FOR LIFE!

40yrs old – Php20M bank- Php140,000/month

DOWNPAYMENT – Php200,000

MONTHLY EXPENSES:
If 3yrs------------Php21,000
If 4yrs -----------Php17,500

MONTHLY EXPENSES:
If 3yrs------------Php21,000
If 4yrs -----------Php17,500
GAS -------------Php12,000

MONTHLY EXPENSES:
If 3yrs------------Php21,000
If 4yrs -----------Php17,500
GAS -------------Php12,000
Maintenance---Php3,000

MONTHLY EXPENSES:
If 3yrs------------Php21,000
If 4yrs -----------Php17,500
GAS -------------Php12,000
Maintenance---Php3,000
TOTAL--------------- Php32,000

A. If you save Php50,000/month:
1M = 2yrs

1M = 2yrs
20M = 40yrs

1M = 2yrs
20M = 40yrs
B. If you save Php5,000/month:
1M = 20yrs

1M = 2yrs
20M = 40yrs
B. If you save Php5,000/month:
1M = 20yrs
20M = 400yrs

(CHINESE MINDSET)

(CHINESE MINDSET)
Lucio Tan – age 16 now 79 yrs old

(CHINESE MINDSET)
Henry Sy – age 12 now 83 yrs old

(CHINESE MINDSET)
Gokongwei – age 14 now 80 yrs old

(CHINESE MINDSET)
Gokongwei – age 14 now 80 yrs old
Alfredo Cam Yao – age 12 now 71 yrs old

HOMEBUSINESSMAG.COM

“In most American’s minds it’s a
‘scam’ and a ‘scheme’ ---
questionable or unethical at best,
immoral and illegal at worst.”
HOMEBUSINESSMAG.COM

“In most American’s minds it’s a
‘scam’ and a ‘scheme’ ---
questionable or unethical at best,
immoral and illegal at worst.”
“There is even a move in
congress to outlaw it altogether!”
HOMEBUSINESSMAG.COM

In the 1960s before Ray Kroc and
McDonalds, before Seven Eleven,
Subway, Pizza hut and all other
franchising companies–
all of those are being said and done.

1. Starbucks

1. Starbucks
2. Mineral water station

1. Starbucks
3. Pan de Pugon and the like

1. Starbucks
3. Pan de Pugon and the like
4. Henry Fords idea of the car

Means talking to a lot people everyday.

John Gokongwei Jr.

One of the
characteristic why
JOHN GOKONGWEI
became successful is
that he is
VERY ADAPTIVE TO
CHANGE
Speech at Ateneo

Ministop

Ministop
Suncellular

Ministop
Suncellular
Cebu Pacific

Its either you adopt to it or be left behind!

SPEECH OF JOHN GOKONGWEI JR. AT ATENEO
You have been taught at the Ateneo to be "a person for others." Of
course, that is noble: To serve your countrymen.
Question is: How?
And my answer is: Be an entrepreneur!
Entrepreneurship is the answer.
Meanwhile, in the Philippines, progress is slow. Very little is new.
Hardly anything is fresh. With a few exceptions, the biggest companies before the
war-like PLDT, Ayala, and San Miguel-are still the biggest companies
today.
All right, being from the Ateneo, many of you probably have offers
from these corporations already. You may even have offers from JG
Summit.
I say: Great! Take these offers, work as hard as you can,
learn everything these companies can teach-and then leave!
If you dream of creating something great, do not let a 9-to-5
job-even a high-paying one-lull you into a complacent, comfortable life.
Let that high-paying job propel you toward entrepreneurship instead.
We need young people who will find the idea, grab the opportunity,
take risk, and set aside comfort to set up businesses that will provide jobs.
Look at the young Filipino entrepreneurs who made it. When
I say young-and I'm 77, remember-I am talking about those in their 50s
and below. Tony Tan of Jollibee, Ben Chan of Bench, Rolando
Hortaleza of Splash, and Wilson Lim of Abensons. They're the guys who
weren't content with the 9-to-5 job, who were willing to delay their
gratification and comfort, and who created something new, something
fresh.

SPEECH OF JOHN GOKONGWEI JR. AT ATENEO
We want Piattos and Chippy to find their way into their shopping
carts as well. Our dream is to be the first group to plant the
Philippine flag throughout Asia.
Call it trite—but believe me, success can be achieved
through hard work, frugality, integrity, responsiveness to change,
and most of all boldness to dream. These have never been easy
slogans for me. I have lived by them.
I hope that many of you in this room will someday choose to be
entrepreneurs. But most of all, choose to be an entrepreneur because then
you desire a life of adventure, endless challenge, and the opportunity to be
your best self.
Thankfully, Dr. Albino Sycip, then chairman of china
bank, and DK Chiong, then president, gave me a clean loan of
Php500,000 to start my business.
ENTREPRENEUR/PHILIPPINES/OCTOBER ISSUE 2001
Entrepreneur: If you have a million pesos where would you put it?
Gokongwei: You know, a million pesos now wouldn’t do you much good. Today
what kind of business will I do? Maybe I’ll be a peddler again.
Entrepreneur: Ok. If you had 10 million pesos?
Gokongwei: With 10 million I’ll put up a ministop which cost 3 million

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