I recently conducted a coaching session with a guy who was in his 30s. He recently attended the monthly webinar that I conducted. I was surprised when I learned that he participated in the same seminar six years ago, back then when I was doing it in a training hall for a whole day.

We only have less than four months before this historic year ends. While many are thinking of how to survive this year, some are also looking for opportunities to make sure it would somehow yield significant results for them.

MANY people are losing their jobs every day for reasons beyond their control. Even if you have a great position right now, that might not be the case in six months.

ONE evening, after my coaching schedule in Ortigas, I was in the elevator, on my way to the parking area, when I overheard some millennials conversing. They were talking about how they were going to prepare for the new year.

LAST December 3, The Dow tumbled by more than 280 points following United States President Donald Trump’s statement that the trade deal with China may be delayed until after the 2020 elections.

I was browsing my social media timeline when I saw a video post of a group of teenagers having a hilarious facial expression while enjoying one extreme ride in a theme park. For yuppies, riding the Star Frisbee would be very thrilling, but for adulterers, infidelity could be an exciting experience.

Almost every day, there are new social media group chats about investment and money management being created but only few of them last for more than six months.

On a monthly basis, I conduct a seminar entitled “Financial Planning for the Fast Changing World” that is based on my book which has the same title.

Jose Mari Chan meme is becoming a usual trend over the social media every August. It’s an indication that Filipinos are quite excited for a long Christmas celebration that will happen.

In most of the financial planning seminars that I have conducted, I’ve always asked the audience, “Who among you want to be rich?” Definitely, all hands would be up.

Many people are losing jobs every day for reasons beyond their control. Even if you have a great position right now, it might not be there in six months.