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I wanted to have my own business someday. I am inspired by those simple people making it big in business, office workers turned entrepreneur, and several new franchise ideas that made money. A lot of business ideas are coming to my mind as well. Some are related to my passion like setting up a bookstore, [...]
Archive for 2007
My Road to Riches – Turning a Hobby into a Business
Posted by jgavan101 on December 27th, 2007
Posted in 8-Money 
Tags: ambigfx, ambigrafix, ambigrams, business, gift, hobby, Philippines, t-shirt 
7 Comments »Save Tanon Strait – Ilonggo and Cebuano Bloggers UNITE!
Posted by jgavan101 on December 17th, 2007
Save Tanon Strait by signing the online petition here.
Tanon Strait separates Negros and Cebu. It is a home to almost 50% of the dolphins and whales species found in the Philippines making one of the highest concentration of marine mammals in the country. This reflects the rich marine life in this part of my island. [...]
Posted in 7-Personal Tags: Cebu, Cebuanos, Ilonggos, Japex, Negros, oil exploration, Petition, Tanon Strait 8 Comments »My Road to Riches – Cents Matters
Posted by jgavan101 on December 14th, 2007
Would waste your time for 25 cents?
This is what I hate when buying in department stores. They ask you to pay 499.75 but they wont have a change for your 500 bill. You have been taxed by the government. They placed a mark-up on the price. And now they wont even give you your change. [...]
Ambigram + Bleach Art
Posted by jgavan101 on December 11th, 2007
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Posted in 2-Ambigram Tags: ambigram design, ambigram request, inversion, pinoy, proud pinoy, rotational, symetry, t-shirt 6 Comments »STOP acting like kids… and do it like the farmers
Posted by jgavan101 on December 6th, 2007
The news is depressing. They are all acting like kids. I wonder how our country will grow up if the people themselves don’t think like grown ups. When problems arise, they don’t act like mature individual who would sit down together and have a atmosphere of open communication. They’d rather run and hide behind the media [...]
