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Challenge: Ditch the Poverty Mindset, Stop Playing the Victim

Posted April 14, 2017August 12, 2018 GeriLeave a commentPosted in Reflections, Commuter Blues, Financial Freedom, Observations, Personal Finance, Real Estate

Technology and modernization are here to stay. If you don’t evolve you die. If you keep on playing the victim, you die poor. Up your game. We’re all affected but not all of us stay affected. Don’t play the victim, take charge.

Japan Tour (Osaka-Tokyo-Osaka)

Posted February 27, 2017August 12, 2018 GeriLeave a commentPosted in Reflections, Suggested Readings, Adventures and Trips, Realities of Life, Commuter Blues, Personal Finance

We were mesmerized by the beautiful and clean surroundings, the efficient mass transport, the timely shinkansen and other trains, the snow, the mix of both urban and rural, beautiful buildings, timeless temples..

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Juan Liners: Are You Successful? Or #Blessed?

Posted December 7, 2015May 3, 2018 Geri3 CommentsPosted in Juan Liners, Reflections, Realities of Life, Commuter Blues

If, in spite of success, you still believe that you got way more than what you deserved, then, more blessings will surely come your way.

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Beep Cards Arrive at MRT, and Beyond

Posted October 6, 2015May 3, 2018 GeriLeave a commentPosted in MRT, Commuting Public, Commuter Blues, Sachet Economy, Daily Life

In spite of this development, there will still be some of our countrymen who will need to purchase single journey tickets every time, not because they want to be inconvenienced all the time, but because that’s all they can afford, or that they were used to the sachet economy mindset.

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U-HOP: Philippines’ first app-based shuttle service

Posted September 25, 2015May 3, 2018 Guest WriterLeave a commentPosted in MRT, Suggested Readings, Commuting Public, Commuter Blues

Experts have said it over and over again, the only solution to this behemoth of a traffic problem is mass transport. But while we wait for the infrastructures and facilities for that, we offer an alternative. An app-based mass transport system we call U-HOP.

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Business Idea to Explore: UBER

Posted August 8, 2015July 11, 2018 GeriLeave a commentPosted in Business Ideas, Commuting Public, Auto Loan, Commuter Blues

With more and more ride-sharing apps sprouting everywhere, the taxi business is getting more and more competition but it is not evolving in step with technology so to speak.

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Surprise! MRT Fare Hike for 2015

Posted December 24, 2014May 3, 2018 GeriLeave a commentPosted in MRT, Commuting Public, Commuter Blues

The government argues that it needs the extra funds to be able to improve the system further. Likewise, some new trains are expected to arrive at various parts of 2015 to supposedly improve the service. The public meanwhile is not too keen on a fare hike as they want to see the improvements first before paying for it. So who shall win?

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Juan Liners: Uberkill LTFRB, Pera sa Basura, Betting and BLOOMing, Divisoria Adventure

Posted October 26, 2014June 23, 2018 Geri1 CommentPosted in Juan Liners, Business Ideas, Commuting Public, Stocks, Commuter Blues

May pera sa basura. Pero huwag papaiwang may hawak na basura. Lalo’t higit, huwag sasaluhin ang basurang itinatambak na ng iba.

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We May Be On the Same Bus (of Life), But We Have Different Journeys

Posted September 15, 2014May 3, 2018 GeriLeave a commentPosted in Reflections, Adventures and Trips, Realities of Life, Commuter Blues, Observations

Such as in life. People come and go. Some journey with us for long, some for just a few blocks. Life goes on, our journeys go on. We all have different purposes and different paths to take.

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Meet Viya and Why Owning a Car Is (Not) An Expense

Posted June 12, 2014September 30, 2018 Geri2 CommentsPosted in Plugs, Auto Loan, Commuter Blues, Driving

Viya is lodged as an asset and a liability in my personal SALN. The asset side, which is the car value, I depreciate regularly (I read somewhere that normally, cars depreciate 20% in price by year 1, 10% for years 2 to 6 and 5% for years 7 to 10. Which leaves you 10% salvage value by year 10).

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