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Invest on the That Inspiring You to Live a Fantastic Life No. 329 Vol. 28 NOVEMBER 2017 Specify What You Want Create Your Money Machines How to Become an Investor and Entrepreneur while Being an Employee God Is Committed to Bless You at the Kerygma Conference 2017 INVEST ON THE FUTURE THAT YOU KERYGMA BARCODE.pdf 11/16/06 5:43:58 PM WANT Philippines P100 US $8.14 REX MENDOZA AUS $8.14 Euro 5.07 A renowned leadership and business UK 4.49 CDN $7.95 speaker opens up on how he achieved SING $9.42 HK $51.83 RUPIAH 103,000 a truly rich and meaningful life. Don’t Quit for the Wrong Reasons! Are you sick and tired of your job? Do you want to quit and do something else? Is your boss giving you an unreasonable amount of stress? Is there too much gossip, politics, and negativity in your workplace? Do you feel unappreciated, overworked, and underpaid? Don’t quit just yet! This book will help you pause and assess if quitting your job now is your best option. Based on her own employee-to-entrepreneur shift, Sha Nacino gives you tips on how to: • Love your job even if you hate it • Discover and develop your unique core competency • Make money without quitting your job yet • Plan if you’ve already decided to quit, and many more. www.kerygmabooks.com IS IT TIME… Ad.indd 1 8/31/17 2:12 PM Don’t Quit for the Wrong Reasons! YUNG TOTOO? PANGIT BA AKO? Have you ever asked this question before? Sabay follow up ng, “Kung ‘di Are you sick and tired of your job? Do you want to quit and do something else? Is ako pangit, eh bakit single pa rin ako?” This may be the biggest question that your boss giving you an unreasonable amount of stress? Is there too much gossip, many singles, who have not yet found their partner in life, are asking. politics, and negativity in your workplace? Do you feel unappreciated, overworked, If this question is answered incorrectly, it will lead to discontent, impatience, and underpaid? Don’t quit just yet! and misery. Kaya imbes na mag-enjoy ka sa pagiging single mo, tinatrato mo ito bilang sumpa na kailangan mo nang malampasan o takasan. This book will help you pause and assess if quitting your job now is your best option. Based on her own employee-to-entrepreneur shift, Sha Nacino gives you tips on how to: • Love your job even if you hate it SO BAKIT SINGLE KA PA RIN? • Discover and develop your unique core competency Kasi marami kang kalokohang pinaniniwalaan tungkol sa pag-ibig. • Make money without quitting your job yet This book will reveal these relationship myths and other crazy things you • Plan if you’ve already decided to quit, and many more. believed about love while growing up. Let this book guide you not only in finding your one true love, but also in living your single life to the fullest. www.kerygmabooks.com www.kerygmabooks.com IS IT TIME… Ad.indd 1 8/31/17 2:12 PM BSKPR Ad.indd 1 8/31/17 4:38 PM The Boss Specify What You Want love talking to kids. Then that simply means you’re hanging out with Especially tiny ones. the wrong crowd. When I ask kids aged three, four, Here’s my message: Don’t settle! or five, “What do you want to be when Because you get what you settle for. you grow up?” the most common Hey, I found that this works with money as well. answer I get is, “I don’t know.” Which Here’s my belief: God has programmed His entire is understandable. They’re still creation to give us what we clearly and specifically figuring out what they want in life. (But I keep ask for. askingI this question anyway to help them start So if you ask, “Give me money,” God’s creation envisioning their future.) will be asking, “How much?” But when I ask adults in their 30s, 40s, and 50s The universe could deliver to you 25 centavos or what they want in life, the most common answer I P25 million. Both are money. So be specific. get is still, “I don’t know.” Each year, I write down a financial goal. In fact, I Half of their life is over and they still don’t know how much I’ll be earning every single year for know what they want. the next 20 years. I pray for it every day. Here’s the problem: If you want nothing, you From my experience, God’s universe responds get nothing. to someone who passionately knows what he wants Oftentimes, when I ask single women what and wants it with specificity. Don’t ask in ignorance. they want, the answer is, “To get married!” I’ve Ask with knowledge. met many single women whose simple prayer is, Know what you want. “Lord, give me a husband.” Define it. So I ask them, “Any husband? Isn’t that too Be specific. general?” And with a laugh, they answer, “Yes, Bo. And don’t settle. I’m desperate. Any husband will do.” Many people ask for nothing. And that’s what they get: Any husband. And consequently, they end up getting it. Which is pretty dangerous if you ask me. One of the craziest e-mails I’ve ever received was from a single woman who wrote, “Brother Bo, May your dreams come true, I caught my boyfriend cheating on me twice with another girl. What should I do? Should I break up with him? But the thing is, he’s really a good person.” I wrote back, “But he was unfaithful to you twice!” In another e-mail, a single woman asked me, “Brother Bo, my boyfriend is a drunkard. When he gets drunk, he gets violent and beats me up. What should I do? Because when he’s not drunk, he’s a really good person.” For some people, “good” means someone who doesn’t kill you with a butcher knife. When you pray for a spouse, don’t just ask for a “good” husband or a “good” wife. Because “good” can mean so many things. Be specific! Say, “I want a husband who is faithful. A husband who is responsible. A husband who is financially stable. A husband who is free from addictions and alcoholism…” I can hear you now: “But Bo, you’ve just Bo's outfit courtesy of Elite Garments/SOLO of Elite courtesy outfit Bo's scratched off 99 percent of the men I know!” KERYGMA November 2017 1 mailroom Bo Sanchez’s “The Boss” September 2017 article ("Love Such dynamic process may Is Your Identity") was an interesting, enlightening, and really pave the way to face life's inspiring piece to read and ponder. challenges with solid emotional He rightly makes a clear distinction between spiritual and spiritual resilience that one maturity and religious maturity. Both are not one and needs regardless of his religious the same. The former is all about “loving like Jesus” (cf. affiliation and life orientation to be Matthew 25)—feed the hungry, give drink to the thirsty, truly a productive human in this clothe the naked, give shelter to the homeless, visit the digital age, where real and potential sick and those in prison. The latter is about performing digital dangers can cause serious religious rituals, which are often visible and expressed in distractions to the spiritual and many activities. religious habits of a person, unless Oftentimes, one may be preoccupied with religious one takes sufficient care to keep the maturity doing a series of so-called "religious activities" subtle or real distractions (of any which are not wrong in themselves. Of course, they are sort, which are aplenty in the world needed, and he or she might not pay much attention or today) at bay. forget the quintessence in the process, that is, showing, Despite these modern-day experiencing, doing, and living spiritual maturity in real distractions, one has to remain terms and expressions, like love in action, faith in action, anchored on God, for which spiritual or religion in action—living it for others with honesty and maturity can be a springboard for sincerity without any expectation of reward. This is the living an enriching and meaningful call of a Christian regardless of one’s age, gender, social life in society with compassion, position, economic status, educational attainment, and commitment, and competence. cultural context. In my view, spiritual maturity is the core of faith life, Santosh K. Digal from which religious maturity must flow, and in turn, College of Mass Communication it may strengthen, guide, orient, and give direction to University of the Philippines spiritual maturity as a part of consolidating inner spiritual Diliman life in the process. Both are like the two sides of the same coin as long as one is able to lend both in more concrete, positive, constructive, and comprehensive manner. CONNECT WITH US! E-MAIL: [email protected] OR SEND TO: The Editor, 60 Chicago St., Cubao, Quezon City Website: www.kerygmabooks.com Landline: 725-9999, 650-9733 Mobile: 0923-378-4941 kerygmabooks FOR SUBSCRIPTION-RELATED CONCERNS: E-mail: [email protected] Mobile: 0922-814-7031 (Sarah Discutido) Landline: 725-9999 locals 101 to 108 2 KERYGMA November 2017 Just Breathe Living by Grace ’ve wanted to attend an editing course in Chicago since last year. It’s been on my Novena to God’s Love too. But for some reason, I Iremained iffy despite my daily prayers for its fulfillment and the number of promo fares to the United States that came and went.
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