Prophesy Their
Beautiful Future With
Your Words
If you’ve got kids, it’s important that you paint a
picture of their beautiful future.
Some parents who have temper problems don’t get
this. They’re so flippant with their cruel words. In
their rage, they tell their child, “You won’t amount to
anything! You’re so irresponsible, you’ll end up a
bum in the streets.”
Of course they don’t mean these words. After five
minutes, they’ll regret what they said. They’ll even
justify and say, “Oh, my kids know me. They know
my mouth is a lose cannon. Shucks, they don’t
even listen to me when I’m angry.”
But they do! If not consciously, their unconscious
mind is drinking it all in and remembering every
word, every inflection, forever.
With your words, you’re still prophesying their
future.
Stop that. Bite your tongue. When you feel your
temper rising, step back. Take a few deep breaths.
Say a prayer. But never ever speak words that will
harm their future.
Instead, start prophesying great things. Amazing
things. Phenomenal things.
Say to them, “You know son, I can see that you will
be so successful in life. You will be able to help a
lot of people and your life will be so blessed. You’re
such a wonderful person and I’m so proud of you.”
These are the pictures that your children need to
see in their future.
By the way, I’m not talking only about children.
With your words, you can prophesy a beautiful
future for your spouse, your siblings, and your
friends.
Do it now!
May your dreams come true,
Bo Sanchez
Remember Your
Dreams By Putting
Them On Paper
Finally, writing it down makes you remember your
dreams.
One day, a 75-year-old golfer came home and
complained to his wife, “Sweetheart, I could have
played a good game today if not for my bad
eyesight. After I hit the ball, I don’t see where it
goes.”
His wife replied, “Of course your eyes are bad. After
all, you’re 75. So bring your older brother along?”
The man said, “But he’s already 85.”
“It doesn’t matter,” the wife said, “his eyes are still
good.”
So the man brought his older brother to his golf
game the next day. After he hit the ball, he said to
his brother, “I didn’t see where the ball went. Did
you?”
“Yes I did,” answered the older man.
“Oh, good. Where did the ball go?”
“What ball?” asked the older man.
“The ball I just hit,” replied the golfer.
“Did you hit a ball?”
The older brother had good vision but he was
forgetful.
You may have a good vision and dreams for your
life, but you can be forgetful.
So commit your dreams to writing. When you do,
you don’t forget and your RAS focuses on the
blessings that come your way. When you have a
dream, you attract to your life all the ingredients
that you need to fulfill it.
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Praise Someone Today!
The literal meaning of the word “blessing” is “to
bow down.” When I bow down in front of someone,
I give that person value. I say to him, “You’re
important.” And the easiest way to do that is
through praise.
When you praise the people that you love, you’re
actually blessing them.
Here’s my advice: Praise the members of your
family at least once a day!
Husbands, make it a habit to praise your wife.
Let’s say she’s fixing herself in the mirror or closing
the last button of her blouse and you happen to
pass by. Stop and say, “You’re so beautiful.”
Or your wife prepared your meal and you take your
first bite. Stop and say, “This is delicious!” Then
hold her hand, look into her eyes and say, “I thank
God I married you.”
Wives, make it a habit to praise your husband.
When I come home from work, many times, my wife
would wrap her arms around me and tell me,
“You’re a great husband. You’re a great father.
And I’m the luckiest girl in the world.”
I receive praise from thousands of people—my
readers, my audience, my listeners. But for some
reason, I still look for my wife to affirm me.
Some people say, “I don’t have to praise my family
because they already know that I appreciate them.”
That’s not true. You need to say it.
My friend Ces is almost 30.
Yet to this day, she still feels like a little girl that’s
still trying to earn the praise of her parents. She
feels that best is simply not good enough.
Ces told me that the only time her parents praised
her was when she graduated cum laude in college.
But before and after that, not once did they praise
her.
Today, shackled by the burden of low self-worth,
Ces keeps trying to prove herself to other people.
It’s creating havoc in her relationships. It’s
sabotaging her success. Despite her external
success, there is so much emptiness in her.
Without knowing it, she’s desperate for praise,
affirmation, and love. And when you’re emotionally
desperate for love, you rarely get love.
The people you love need your praise.
Praise someone today!
May your dreams come true,
Bo Sanchez
Attention: By 2030,
The Philippines Will
Be A Very Prosperous
Nation.
Question:
Will You Be Part Of That Prosperity?
Join Bo Sanchez’
How To Make Millions In The Stock Market
“Live” Seminar on April 16, 2016
8:00am to 12noon
Why will the Philippines prosper?
There are many reasons, but here’s one of the
biggest reasons: Our young population.
Let me give you a comparison. In Japan, the
average age of the population is 47. In Germany
and France, it’s 43. In the US, it’s 37. But in the
Philippines, the average age is (drumroll….) 24!
This is the main reason why Economists believe
that the Philippines will prosper: We’re entering into
a sweet “demographic window”. If you study world
history, any country that enters into this sweet
demographic window will have their most
prosperous years.
Economists believe that by 2050, the Philippines
will be the 16
th
Economy of the world.
But sadly, many people won’t be part of this
prosperity.
Why? Financial illiteracy. So many Filipinos still
don’t know how money works.
I don’t want that to happen to you…
To Join This Prosperity,
You Need To Be Invested In The Stock Market
When any country prospers, its Stock Market will
have explosive growth. Our giant corporations will
grow more. And the Stock Market will be like a
Rocketship that will soar to the moon.
Question: Will you ride this Rocketship before it
takes off?
Note: It will soar to the moon with or without you.
I invite you to ride this Rocketship now.
Almost seven years ago, my maids and driver rode
this Rocketship for the first time in their lives. Yes,
I’m the crazy guy who taught them how to invest in
the Stock Market.
Today, one of my maids has P799,129.11 and my
other maid has P603,908.08 in their stock
investments. (Both of them are the subject of my
book, My Maids Invest In The Stock Market And
Why You Should Too.)
Today, I’ve taught THOUSANDS of people change
their financial destinies. Everywhere I go (walking
in a mall or on the street) total strangers hug me
and tell me how grateful they are for what I did for
their financial lives. I tell the, “I didn’t do anything.
You did it. You followed my directions.”
Friend, it’s now your turn. Change your financial
future.
It’s not too late. You can begin now before the
rocketship goes up again.
Join me in my How To Make Your Millions In The
Stock Market Seminar. At the end of the seminar, if
you don’t have a stock broker yet, you can open a
COLFinancial account, the #1 stock broker in the
country. My team will also guide you—one step at
a time—how to operate their website and buy your
first stock!
Huwebes, Enero 19, 2017
Six-Word-Stories
"Lost in books, hiding behind stories"
"Don't lie, I know you'll leave"
"A year changes you a lot"
"I give. They take. I'm empty"
"My mistake. I cared too much"
"I was lost because you left"
"I want my old self back"
"Don't lie, I know you'll leave"
"A year changes you a lot"
"I give. They take. I'm empty"
"My mistake. I cared too much"
"I was lost because you left"
"I want my old self back"
“Visayan Poem”
“Kinabuhing Laagan”
Marrian Chrisille Tapa
Ako’y nipiyong, pormang
matulog
Gahuna-huna ug asa kaha
ko modulong
Inig kaugma ug uban pang
adlaw
Asa kaha ko mulakaw
Akung gihuna-huna ang
sinina na akug suoton
Ug unsa nga saptos ang
akong pareson
Ug kinsa akung ubanon
Apan ako’y nakamatngon,
wala man diay
Koy kwarta gastoson
“Ma tagae ko ug kwarta”
“Asa nimo i-gasto nang
kwartaha”
“Assignments ug projects
ma”
“Hala, ang laagan,
makabakak ra para maklaag lang”
“Gugmang,
Gi-atay”
Angelica Namoc
Sa panahon nga kita nag-ila
Wala naku damha nga ikaw mu abot aning kalibutana
Kalipay, kasadya ang nabatyagan
Ning kaugalingon sauna nag-inusara
Gibuhat mo ang tanan
Suwat, rosas gabaha sa amua
Ming ingun paka “akong kab-uton ang buwan
Ug bituon para sa akua”
Ako nituo ug imong na
angkun ug
Oh kalipay akung nakita sa imung dagway
Ug imung na angkun ang imung mga pag-ampo
Adlaw, buwan ug tuig kita nagkaila
Pero kinsa siya?
Ang babayi sa imung pitaka
Wala ko damha sa akung nakita
Siya pa diay imung gihigugma
"Bagong taon, Bagong buhay"
Joan Lopena
Isang taon na naman ang
lumipas
Bawat taong hindi kumukupas
Sa mga pagsubok ay
tumatatag
Kasabay ng aking sarili ay di magpapatumpag
Marami ang nagbago
Pati panahon ay
nakikisabay sa uso
Katulad ng damdamin at
mga tao
May dumadating at umaalis
Pero ang mga alaala ay
kailan may di mawawalis
Bagong taon, Bagong buhay
Sambit ng nakararami
iUmaaasang makakatamasa
ng masigabong bagong pagkakataon.
"Ikaw gihapun ang gihigugma"
Rasheed Wallas Suello
Kuna mawala ka diri sa
ako
Ug mapuno ka sa kasuko
Ayaw'g huna-hunaa
Na nahurot na akong
paghigugma
Pinaingun paka nako na
dili ka mamiya
Unsay gibuhat nimo?
Nikalit ra kag pawala
Ako murag buang gahuwat
niya tulala
Dili ko katulog inig
kagabie
Sige kog huna-huna
sa atong kaagi
Kung ang panahon ay mubalik pa
Ikaw gihapun ang gihigugma
Abi nako'g sayun mura
ko'g naibtan ug tunok
Unya akung dughan murag
gi tusok-tusok
Untag waka nagmahay sa akong paghigugma
Pero hantod karun ikaw
gihapun ang gihigugma.
"Dugo, Singot ug Luha”
Pauline Faith Luz
Dugo ug singot akong
gihatag
Akong gi antos pag
taman
Ug akong pagkakapoy
sa lawas
akong gi pasagdan
Maong abi nku akoy mo lampag
Ang akung pangutana
Nganong ning abot ko
aning kahimtanga?
Nga gihatag man nko tanan
Apil na akung ginhawa
Wala mo kahibaw sa
akong gibati
Na ang akong kasing-kasing Murag gi
laksi Peto kahibaw ko na ako mo hayag
Ako ning hilak, dili
lang
Kay nawad-ang ko ug
kadasig
Pero wala na nako na antos
Ako tamang gibati
"Ang Pag-eskwela"
Jedidiah Agayan
Sa buntag na
malinawun
Namukaw ang radyong alingog-ngog
Sa kahumot sa sud-an
lami na ikaon Bisag
walay pang himog-mog
Mugawas,musulod maoy
akong
kada-adlawng
ginabuhat
Mutindog,mulingkod
hago sa
tiil nga nagkaraugat
Lahi-lahig maestra,
lahi-lahig agwanta, dako ang problema,
makahurot ug kwarta
Ang pag-eskwela walay klaro ug wa kay amigo
Ug wa kay amigo ang pag-eskwela walay klaro
Apan ang pag-eskwela daghan ug agwanta
Dgahang problema, daghang kasakit
Apan ang tanan muhubas ra kung ang
tanang pangandoy sa kinabuhi imong ma-ambit
“Bonsai”
Edith
Tiempo
All that I
love
I fold over once
And once again
And keep in a box
Or a slit in a hollow post
Or in my shoe.
I fold over once
And once again
And keep in a box
Or a slit in a hollow post
Or in my shoe.
All that I love?
Why, yes, but for the moment-
And for all time, both.
Something that folds and keeps easy,
Son’s note or Dad’s one gaudy tie,
A roto picture of a queen,
A blue Indian shawl, even
A money bill.
Why, yes, but for the moment-
And for all time, both.
Something that folds and keeps easy,
Son’s note or Dad’s one gaudy tie,
A roto picture of a queen,
A blue Indian shawl, even
A money bill.
It’s utter sublimation,
A feat, this heart’s control
Moment to moment
To scale all love down
To a cupped hand’s size
A feat, this heart’s control
Moment to moment
To scale all love down
To a cupped hand’s size
Till seashells are broken pieces
From God’s own bright teeth,
And life and love are real
Things you can run and
Breathless hand over
To the merest child.
From God’s own bright teeth,
And life and love are real
Things you can run and
Breathless hand over
To the merest child.
Group Analysis
No matter how small things are, we should
treasure them because we don’t know that time will come those small things can
be big things.
There are things that won’t stay as it is nor
it will happen once again. It is by reminiscing, remembering and treasuring we
can endow a lifetime memory. A memory that a person wants to hold on to. Moreover,
in treasuring they can be anything as long as it has a significant value, they
can serve as a remembrance of what everything happened. The desire of
treasuring is shown by a great and unforgettable love. A love that can be held
in small places which the memories endure
vastly but worthy.
Thus, treasure what we can treasure.
Memories of the past come once in a lifetime oftenly. For surely, they won’t be
like any other memory that is the same
in all aspects. They will be different so value every pieces of it.
"Origami"
by: Marjorie Evasco
This word unfolds, gathers up wind
to speed the crane's flight
north of my sun to you.
I am shaping this poem
out of paper, folding
distances between our seasons.
This paper is a crane.
When its wings unfold,
The paper will be pure and empty.
Group Analysis
Freedom is what everyone wants to attain yet at some point, we can't be be free if there is something holding us, stopping us to move forward.
No matter how crumpled we are, we can still be shaped. No matter how shattered we have been, we can still be repaired. Just the origami, it is designed and shaped yet no matter how beautiful it is, what's inside it, the content and substance of it values alot. On the other hand, if a certain paper isn't an origami, merely just a normal one perhaps they can still be endearing if it holds a wonderful content. In this case, a paper values a lot about free will, freedom to share, express and send messages. And perhaps, this sender has the will to move ahead even better.
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