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PARENTING BY BO SANCHEZ
Don’t Make The Mistake Of Paying Later…
Most mornings, I bike with my two boys around our village. Actually they bike and I run after them.Because I don’t have a bike (mine is broken). But I don’t mind.
Because that means they win our races. And they have fun laughing at their father who always comes last, my tongue hanging out of my mouth, ready to faint.
This morning, after biking, we also played chess and checkers. Obviously, I beat them in every game. (Sweet Revenge!)
Some days, we play the Wii together. It’s an interactive game console and we have loads of fun doing that. From pingpong to bowling to flying to car racing. (Yes, the old guy looses again)
And if I can get off from work a bit early, we’ll go running and biking again in the afternoon.
My point?
I spend an enormous amount of time with my kids.
Is it difficult?
You bet.
I do a lot of stuff. I run 12 businesses. I lead 9 non-profit organizations. I preach 300 times a year. I write 80 articles a month.
But I’ve made a decision that nothing is more important than my family.
Why?
Here’s what I learned about life: You either pay now or you pay later. If you pay later, it’ll cost more.
I don’t want to pay later. It’ll cost me 100 times more!
Like some parents I know. Sadly, they never spent time with their kids. In other words, they didn’t pay before.
Today, these parents are paying. They sit restless at night, crying, worrying about their adult children. And they ask these very painful questions:
· “Why is my son hanging out with the wrong crowd?”
· “Is my son drinking too much? Is he taking drugs too?”
· “Why did my daughter choose that bum as her boyfriend?”
· “Will my son ever grow up and take responsibility?”
· “What have I done wrong as a parent?”
I ask you: Don’t pay later. It’s more painful that way.
No matter how difficult, pay now. Spend time with your kids.
Make it faithful. Make it fun. Make it fantastic.
May your dreams come true,
Bo Sanchez
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This morning, after biking, we also played chess and checkers. Obviously, I beat them in every game. (Sweet Revenge!)
Some days, we play the Wii together. It’s an interactive game console and we have loads of fun doing that. From pingpong to bowling to flying to car racing. (Yes, the old guy looses again)And if I can get off from work a bit early, we’ll go running and biking again in the afternoon.
My point?
I spend an enormous amount of time with my kids.
Is it difficult?
You bet.
I do a lot of stuff. I run 12 businesses. I lead 9 non-profit organizations. I preach 300 times a year. I write 80 articles a month.
But I’ve made a decision that nothing is more important than my family.
Why?
Here’s what I learned about life: You either pay now or you pay later. If you pay later, it’ll cost more.
I don’t want to pay later. It’ll cost me 100 times more!
Like some parents I know. Sadly, they never spent time with their kids. In other words, they didn’t pay before.
Today, these parents are paying. They sit restless at night, crying, worrying about their adult children. And they ask these very painful questions:
· “Why is my son hanging out with the wrong crowd?”
· “Is my son drinking too much? Is he taking drugs too?”
· “Why did my daughter choose that bum as her boyfriend?”
· “Will my son ever grow up and take responsibility?”
· “What have I done wrong as a parent?”
I ask you: Don’t pay later. It’s more painful that way.
No matter how difficult, pay now. Spend time with your kids.
Make it faithful. Make it fun. Make it fantastic.
May your dreams come true,
Bo Sanchez
TrulyRichClub.com - Do You Want to Gain Financial Wealth and Spiritual Abundance at the Same Time?
GodWhispersClub.com - Get A Megadose of Blessing. And Take Your Life To A New Direction
FamilyReborn.com - How To Increase The Love In Your Family And Prevent Them From Drifting Apart
Top 10 Successful College Dropouts (CEOs)
1. Bill Gates
Rank in 2010 Forbes Magazine’s list of World’s Richest People: #2
Estimated Net Worth: $50.0 billion
Company: Microsoft (US)
Bill Gates scored an almost-perfect 1590 (out of 1600) on the SAT and enrolled at Harvard College in 1973. Gates did not have a definite study plan while a student at Harvard and spent a lot of his time using the school’s computers. In 1975, the MITS Altair 8800 computer was released to the market, paving the way for the start of the microcomputer revolution. Gates and friend Paul Allen saw this as an opportunity to start their own software company. They dropped out of Harvard and formed “Micro-Soft.” A year later, the hyphen in the company name was dropped and the rest was history.
2. Mukesh Ambani
Rank in 2010 Forbes Magazine’s list of World’s Richest People: #4
Estimated Net Worth: $29.0 billion
Company: Reliance Industries (India)
Mukesh is the eldest son of Dhirubhai Ambani, the founder of Reliance Industries, India’s most valuable company. Mukesh enrolled in the MBA program of Stanford University in 1979 but with 1 and 1/2 years to go before the end of the program, he decided to drop out and focus on the polyester business of Reliance Industries. He is currently the Chairman and Managing Director of the company and is the richest man in Asia and 4th richest in the world with $29 billion net worth.
3. Larry Ellison
Rank in 2010 Forbes Magazine’s list of World’s Richest People: #6
Estimated Net Worth: $28.0 billion
Company: Oracle (US)
Larry Ellison attended the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign but dropped out at the end of his second year after his adoptive mother died. He moved to California and studied at the University of Chicago but stayed there for only one term. He became an employee of Ampex Corporation where he worked on a database project for the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), codenamed “Oracle.” In 1977 he founded Oracle and started marketing its now-flagship product Oracle Database. By 2007, thirty years later, Oracle is the third largest software company in the world, next to Microsoft and IBM.
4. Eike Batista
Rank in 2010 Forbes Magazine’s list of World’s Richest People: #8
Estimated Net Worth: $27.0 billion
Company: EBX group (Brazil)
Eike Batista lived in Germany from 1969 to 1980 and studied engineering there at RWTH Aachen University but dropped out of college without completing his degree. In 1980, he moved back to Brazil and in 1983, founded the EBX Group, a holding company primarily invested in mining, oil and natural gas. In 2010, he is the richest person in Brazil and the eighth richest worldwide.
5. Amancio Ortega
Rank in 2010 Forbes Magazine’s list of World’s Richest People: #9
Estimated Net Worth: $25.0 billion
Company: Inditex Group, Zara
Son of a railway worker, Amancio Ortega actually never got to go to college because he did not finish high school. He worked as an errand boy for various shirt stores before opening his first store in 1975. The company would ultimately become the Inditex Group, currently one of the world’s largest fashion distributors, operating under several brand names including Zara, Massimo Dutti and Stradivarius. With a net worth of $25 billion, Ortega is Spain’s richest man.
6. Michael Dell
Rank in 2010 Forbes Magazine’s list of World’s Richest People: #37
Estimated Net Worth: $13.5 billion
Company: Dell Inc.
At a young age, Michael Dell is already an entrepreneur. At the age of 15, he earned $18,000 selling subscriptions of the newspaper Houston Post. While a pre-med student at the University of Texas Austin, he started an informal business upgrading computers. He dropped out of college to concentrate on his company, “Dell Computer Corporation,” whose business model was to sell PCs directly to customers rather than indirect retail channels. In 1992 at the age of 27, Dell became the youngest CEO to have his company ranked in the Fortune 500 list of the top corporations.
7. Steve Jobs
Rank in 2010 Forbes Magazine’s list of World’s Richest People: #136
Estimated Net Worth: $5.5 billion
Company: Apple Inc.
Apple Inc. founder and CEO Steve Jobs completed high school in Cupertino, California then enrolled at Reed College in Portland, Oregon to study physics, literature and poetry. He dropped out after only one term. In 1976, at the age of 21, he and Steve Wozniak started their own business, the Apple Computer Company. The company became so successful such that by the age of 25, Jobs was already worth $165 million. After being fired from Apple in 1985 and re-hired in 1996, he remains today as Apple Inc. Chairman and CEO, with net worth of $5.5 billion.
8. Ralph Lauren
Rank in 2010 Forbes Magazine’s list of World’s Richest People: #173
Estimated Net Worth: $4.6 billion
Company: Polo Ralph Lauren
Ralph Lauren attended MTA (now known as the Marsha Stern Talmudical Academy) before eventually graduating from DeWitt Clinton High School in 1957. In MTA Lauren was known by his classmates for selling ties to fellow students. After high school, he went to the Baruch School of Business and Civic Administration of the City College of New York (now known as Baruch College) where he studied business, although he dropped out after two years. He did not attend fashion school, but worked for Brooks Brothers as a salesman. In 1967, with the financial backing of Norman Hilton, Lauren opened a necktie store where he also sold ties of his own design, under the label “Polo.”
9. Richard Branson
Rank in 2010 Forbes Magazine’s list of World’s Richest People: #212
Estimated Net Worth: $4.0 billion
Company: Virgin Group
Sir Richard Branson is known for his Virgin Group of Companies which is comprised of more than 400 firms. His first successful business venture was a magazine called Student, which he published and distributed at the age of 16. In 1972, he opened a chain of record stores, Virgin Records, later known as Virgin Megastores. The Virgin brand grew rapidly during the 1980′s as he set up Virgin Atlantic Airways and expanded the Virgin Records music label. Branson suffered from dyslexia and due to poor academic performance as a student, he did not finish high school.
10. Marck Zuckerberg
Rank in 2010 Forbes Magazine’s list of World’s Richest People: #212
Estimated Net Worth: $4.0 billion
Company: Facebook
Mark Zuckerberg has always enjoyed developing computer programs, especially communication tools and games. In 1996, he built a software program he called “ZuckNet” which allowed all the computers between the house and his father’s dental office to communicate by pinging each other. The program was considered a “primitive” version of AOL’s Instant Messenger, which came out the following year. He studied psychology and computer science at Harvard University but decided not to continue when his Facebook website grew in popularity. Zuckerberg was recognized by Time magazine as its “Person of the Year” in 2010.
Sources: Forbes Magazine, Wikipedia, various online sources
Rank in 2010 Forbes Magazine’s list of World’s Richest People: #2
Estimated Net Worth: $50.0 billion
Company: Microsoft (US)
Bill Gates scored an almost-perfect 1590 (out of 1600) on the SAT and enrolled at Harvard College in 1973. Gates did not have a definite study plan while a student at Harvard and spent a lot of his time using the school’s computers. In 1975, the MITS Altair 8800 computer was released to the market, paving the way for the start of the microcomputer revolution. Gates and friend Paul Allen saw this as an opportunity to start their own software company. They dropped out of Harvard and formed “Micro-Soft.” A year later, the hyphen in the company name was dropped and the rest was history.
2. Mukesh Ambani
Rank in 2010 Forbes Magazine’s list of World’s Richest People: #4
Estimated Net Worth: $29.0 billion
Company: Reliance Industries (India)
Mukesh is the eldest son of Dhirubhai Ambani, the founder of Reliance Industries, India’s most valuable company. Mukesh enrolled in the MBA program of Stanford University in 1979 but with 1 and 1/2 years to go before the end of the program, he decided to drop out and focus on the polyester business of Reliance Industries. He is currently the Chairman and Managing Director of the company and is the richest man in Asia and 4th richest in the world with $29 billion net worth.
3. Larry Ellison
Rank in 2010 Forbes Magazine’s list of World’s Richest People: #6
Estimated Net Worth: $28.0 billion
Company: Oracle (US)
Larry Ellison attended the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign but dropped out at the end of his second year after his adoptive mother died. He moved to California and studied at the University of Chicago but stayed there for only one term. He became an employee of Ampex Corporation where he worked on a database project for the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), codenamed “Oracle.” In 1977 he founded Oracle and started marketing its now-flagship product Oracle Database. By 2007, thirty years later, Oracle is the third largest software company in the world, next to Microsoft and IBM.
4. Eike Batista
Rank in 2010 Forbes Magazine’s list of World’s Richest People: #8
Estimated Net Worth: $27.0 billion
Company: EBX group (Brazil)
Eike Batista lived in Germany from 1969 to 1980 and studied engineering there at RWTH Aachen University but dropped out of college without completing his degree. In 1980, he moved back to Brazil and in 1983, founded the EBX Group, a holding company primarily invested in mining, oil and natural gas. In 2010, he is the richest person in Brazil and the eighth richest worldwide.
5. Amancio Ortega
Rank in 2010 Forbes Magazine’s list of World’s Richest People: #9
Estimated Net Worth: $25.0 billion
Company: Inditex Group, Zara
Son of a railway worker, Amancio Ortega actually never got to go to college because he did not finish high school. He worked as an errand boy for various shirt stores before opening his first store in 1975. The company would ultimately become the Inditex Group, currently one of the world’s largest fashion distributors, operating under several brand names including Zara, Massimo Dutti and Stradivarius. With a net worth of $25 billion, Ortega is Spain’s richest man.
6. Michael Dell
Rank in 2010 Forbes Magazine’s list of World’s Richest People: #37
Estimated Net Worth: $13.5 billion
Company: Dell Inc.
At a young age, Michael Dell is already an entrepreneur. At the age of 15, he earned $18,000 selling subscriptions of the newspaper Houston Post. While a pre-med student at the University of Texas Austin, he started an informal business upgrading computers. He dropped out of college to concentrate on his company, “Dell Computer Corporation,” whose business model was to sell PCs directly to customers rather than indirect retail channels. In 1992 at the age of 27, Dell became the youngest CEO to have his company ranked in the Fortune 500 list of the top corporations.
7. Steve Jobs
Rank in 2010 Forbes Magazine’s list of World’s Richest People: #136
Estimated Net Worth: $5.5 billion
Company: Apple Inc.
Apple Inc. founder and CEO Steve Jobs completed high school in Cupertino, California then enrolled at Reed College in Portland, Oregon to study physics, literature and poetry. He dropped out after only one term. In 1976, at the age of 21, he and Steve Wozniak started their own business, the Apple Computer Company. The company became so successful such that by the age of 25, Jobs was already worth $165 million. After being fired from Apple in 1985 and re-hired in 1996, he remains today as Apple Inc. Chairman and CEO, with net worth of $5.5 billion.
8. Ralph Lauren
Rank in 2010 Forbes Magazine’s list of World’s Richest People: #173
Estimated Net Worth: $4.6 billion
Company: Polo Ralph Lauren
Ralph Lauren attended MTA (now known as the Marsha Stern Talmudical Academy) before eventually graduating from DeWitt Clinton High School in 1957. In MTA Lauren was known by his classmates for selling ties to fellow students. After high school, he went to the Baruch School of Business and Civic Administration of the City College of New York (now known as Baruch College) where he studied business, although he dropped out after two years. He did not attend fashion school, but worked for Brooks Brothers as a salesman. In 1967, with the financial backing of Norman Hilton, Lauren opened a necktie store where he also sold ties of his own design, under the label “Polo.”
9. Richard Branson
Rank in 2010 Forbes Magazine’s list of World’s Richest People: #212
Estimated Net Worth: $4.0 billion
Company: Virgin Group
Sir Richard Branson is known for his Virgin Group of Companies which is comprised of more than 400 firms. His first successful business venture was a magazine called Student, which he published and distributed at the age of 16. In 1972, he opened a chain of record stores, Virgin Records, later known as Virgin Megastores. The Virgin brand grew rapidly during the 1980′s as he set up Virgin Atlantic Airways and expanded the Virgin Records music label. Branson suffered from dyslexia and due to poor academic performance as a student, he did not finish high school.
10. Marck Zuckerberg
Rank in 2010 Forbes Magazine’s list of World’s Richest People: #212
Estimated Net Worth: $4.0 billion
Company: Facebook
Mark Zuckerberg has always enjoyed developing computer programs, especially communication tools and games. In 1996, he built a software program he called “ZuckNet” which allowed all the computers between the house and his father’s dental office to communicate by pinging each other. The program was considered a “primitive” version of AOL’s Instant Messenger, which came out the following year. He studied psychology and computer science at Harvard University but decided not to continue when his Facebook website grew in popularity. Zuckerberg was recognized by Time magazine as its “Person of the Year” in 2010.
Sources: Forbes Magazine, Wikipedia, various online sources
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