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(322, 1, '2010-01-06 17:57:37', '2010-01-06 09:57:37', 'Very inspired, motivated, and satisfied.\r\n\r\nI was invited to give a talk on \"The Mind of A Champion\" for Globe telecom employees. This was the time when some of their staff needed some pieces of motivation and advice. I\'m thankful to Erwin Acosta for giving me an opportunity to talk to Globe employees. The first time that we were called to present, we were turned down. But my faith was so strong that there\'s no way I cannot speak at Globe. The next thing I knew, April was calling me and asking me if I\'d be available.\r\n\r\nOne day before my talk here, I was in Naga City. Flying back, it was one unforgettable flight experience that I got. While we were on our way back to Manila, no plane was allowed to take off. That\'s how bad the weather was. And just imagine how we struggled up there.\r\n\r\nMy session was divided into two: morning and afternoon. So we had a repeat in the afternoon. I talked about how champions think and what they do. Obviously, they\'re doing something that most of us don\'t that\'s why they become champions. Do you also want your organization to have this kind of thinking?', 'Employee Motivation Program for Globe', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '77-revision-26', '', '', '2010-01-06 17:57:37', '2010-01-06 09:57:37', '', 77, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=322', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(333, 1, '2010-01-06 18:42:01', '2010-01-06 10:42:01', 'I was invited to give a talk on \"The Mind of A Champion\" for Globe telecom employees. This was the time when some of their staff needed some pieces of motivation and advice.\r\n\r\nI\'m thankful to Erwin Acosta for giving me an opportunity to talk to Globe employees. The first time that we were called to present, we were turned down. But my faith was so strong that there\'s no way I cannot speak at Globe. The next thing I knew, April was calling me and asking me if I\'d be available.\r\n\r\nOne day before my talk here, I was in Naga City. Flying back, it was one unforgettable flight experience that I got. While we were on our way back to Manila, no plane was allowed to take off. That\'s how bad the weather was. And just imagine how we struggled up there.\r\n\r\nMy session was divided into two: morning and afternoon. So we had a repeat in the afternoon. I talked about how champions think and what they do. Obviously, they\'re doing something that most of us don\'t that\'s why they become champions.\r\n\r\nDo you also want your organization to have this kind of thinking? Book Lloyd Luna now.', 'Corporate Speaker at Globe', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'corporate-speaker-at-globe', '', '', '2010-05-05 22:25:53', '2010-05-05 14:25:53', '', 0, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=333', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(323, 1, '2010-01-03 12:36:07', '2010-01-03 04:36:07', 'This is a sample portfolio', 'National Sales Rally of Canon (Phils.)', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '72-revision-5', '', '', '2010-01-03 12:36:07', '2010-01-03 04:36:07', '', 72, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=323', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
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(325, 1, '2010-01-06 18:15:07', '2010-01-06 10:15:07', '<p>This is a sample portfolio</p>\r\n', 'National Sales Rally of Canon (Phils.)', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '72-revision-7', '', '', '2010-01-06 18:15:07', '2010-01-06 10:15:07', '', 72, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=325', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(326, 1, '2010-01-06 18:24:51', '2010-01-06 10:24:51', 'An internationally recognized brand. Its sales force in the Philippines, the number one sales generator in Asia.\r\n\r\nI\'m flattered the first time Canon Philippines Big Boss Ramon Arteficio asked me to visit his office. Mr. Arteficio is an avid subscriber of my newsletters and yes, I was really excited. But just like the Globe thing, the company didn\'t get me to speak not until their sales rally.\r\n\r\nI think the best is always reserved for last. Or, at least I believe it now.\r\n\r\nSecond experience to remind mo of this seminar: My staff was carrying a videocam and a camera with an imprint \"Sony.\" Imagine I\'m attending a Canon event with Sony gadgets. The nest thing that happened? I heard from the big boss (and his executives agree), \"Next time, we will not see you with that one.\" Translation: We are giving you free cameras and printers.\r\n\r\nCanon became my official printer and imaging partner after some months of negotiation.\r\n\r\nDo you also want a \"Change Management Seminar Speaker\" for your organization with a LLOYDLUNA imprint?\r\n\r\nChange management is my subject here. Canon had to go through this \"motivational talk\" because of their reorganization. I discussed several things about change. And one interesting point', 'National Sales Rally of Canon (Phils.)', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '72-revision-8', '', '', '2010-01-06 18:24:51', '2010-01-06 10:24:51', '', 72, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=326', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(327, 1, '2010-01-06 18:25:19', '2010-01-06 10:25:19', 'An internationally recognized brand. Its sales force in the Philippines, the number one sales generator in Asia.\r\n\r\nI\'m flattered the first time Canon Philippines Big Boss Ramon Arteficio asked me to visit his office. Mr. Arteficio is an avid subscriber of my newsletters and yes, I was really excited. But just like the Globe thing, the company didn\'t get me to speak not until their sales rally.\r\n\r\nI think the best is always reserved for last. Or, at least I believe it now.\r\n\r\nSecond experience to remind mo of this seminar: My staff was carrying a videocam and a camera with an imprint \"Sony.\" Imagine I\'m attending a Canon event with Sony gadgets. The nest thing that happened? I heard from the big boss (and his executives agree), \"Next time, we will not see you with that one.\" Translation: We are giving you free cameras and printers.\r\n\r\nCanon became my official printer and imaging partner after some months of negotiation.\r\n\r\nDo you also want a \"Change Management Seminar Speaker\" for your organization with a LLOYDLUNA imprint?\r\n\r\nChange management is my subject here. Canon had to go through this \"motivational talk\" because of their reorganization. I discussed several things about change. And one interesting point', 'National Sales Rally of Canon (Phils.)', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '72-revision-9', '', '', '2010-01-06 18:25:19', '2010-01-06 10:25:19', '', 72, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=327', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(329, 1, '2010-01-06 18:35:23', '2010-01-06 10:35:23', 'I\'m flattered the first time Canon Philippines Big Boss Ramon Arteficio asked me to visit his office. Mr. Arteficio is an avid subscriber of my newsletters and yes, I was really excited. But just like the Globe thing, the company didn\'t get me to speak not until their sales rally.\r\n\r\nI think the best is always reserved for last. Or, at least I believe it now.\r\n\r\nSecond experience to remind me of this seminar: My staff was carrying a videocam and a camera with an imprint \"Sony.\" Imagine I\'m attending a Canon event with Sony gadgets. The nest thing that happened? I heard from the big boss (and his executives agree), \"Next time, we will not see you with that one.\"\r\n\r\nTranslation: We are giving you free cameras and printers. Canon became my official printer and imaging partner after some months of negotiation.\r\n\r\nDo you also want a \"<strong>Change Management Seminar Speaker</strong>\" for your organization with a LLOYDLUNA imprint?\r\n\r\nChange management is my subject here. Canon had to go through this \"motivational talk\" because of their reorganization. I discussed several things about change. And one interesting point I gave them is that there\'s only one way out of scarcity: To out there, accept reality as it is (not as it was or we wish it were), and blend your self anew.', 'Motivational Speaking on Change at Canon', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'motivational-speaking-on-change-at-canon', '', '', '2010-05-05 22:22:57', '2010-05-05 14:22:57', '', 0, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=329', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(328, 1, '2010-01-06 18:31:02', '2010-01-06 10:31:02', 'An internationally recognized brand. Its sales force in the Philippines, the number one sales generator in Asia.\r\n\r\nI\'m flattered the first time Canon Philippines Big Boss Ramon Arteficio asked me to visit his office. Mr. Arteficio is an avid subscriber of my newsletters and yes, I was really excited. But just like the Globe thing, the company didn\'t get me to speak not until their sales rally.\r\n\r\nI think the best is always reserved for last. Or, at least I believe it now.\r\n\r\nSecond experience to remind mo of this seminar: My staff was carrying a videocam and a camera with an imprint \"Sony.\" Imagine I\'m attending a Canon event with Sony gadgets. The nest thing that happened? I heard from the big boss (and his executives agree), \"Next time, we will not see you with that one.\" Translation: We are giving you free cameras and printers.\r\n\r\nCanon became my official printer and imaging partner after some months of negotiation.\r\n\r\nDo you also want a \"<strong>Change Management Seminar Speaker</strong>\" for your organization with a LLOYDLUNA imprint?\r\n\r\nChange management is my subject here. Canon had to go through this \"motivational talk\" because of their reorganization. I discussed several things about change. And one interesting point I gave them is that there\'s only one way out of scarcity: To out there, accept reality as it is (not as it was or we wish it were), and blend your self anew.', 'National Sales Rally Speaker at Canon (Phils.)', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '72-revision-10', '', '', '2010-01-06 18:31:02', '2010-01-06 10:31:02', '', 72, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=328', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(330, 1, '2010-01-06 18:34:00', '2010-01-06 10:34:00', 'I\'m flattered the first time Canon Philippines Big Boss Ramon Arteficio asked me to visit his office. Mr. Arteficio is an avid subscriber of my newsletters and yes, I was really excited. But just like the Globe thing, the company didn\'t get me to speak not until their sales rally.\n\nI think the best is always reserved for last. Or, at least I believe it now.\n\nSecond experience to remind mo of this seminar: My staff was carrying a videocam and a camera with an imprint \"Sony.\" Imagine I\'m attending a Canon event with Sony gadgets. The nest thing that happened? I heard from the big boss (and his executives agree), \"Next time, we will not see you with that one.\" Translation: We are giving you free cameras and printers.\n\nCanon became my official printer and imaging partner after some months of negotiation.\n\nDo you also want a \"Change Management Seminar Speaker\" for your organization with a LLOYDLUNA imprint?\n\nChange management is my subject here. Canon had to go through this \"motivational talk\" because of their reorganization. I discussed several things about change. And one interesting point I gave them is that there\'s only one way out of scarcity: To out there, accept reality as it is (not as it was or we wish it were), and blend your self anew.', 'Motivational Speaking on Change at Canon', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '329-revision', '', '', '2010-01-06 18:34:00', '2010-01-06 10:34:00', '', 329, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=330', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(331, 1, '2010-01-06 18:33:12', '2010-01-06 10:33:12', '<strong>Client Name: Canon Marketing (Philippines) Inc.</strong>\r\nTopic: Change Management\r\n\r\nCanon is an internationally recognized brand. Its sales force in the Philippines, the number one sales generator in Asia.', 'National Sales Rally Speaker at Canon (Phils.)', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '72-revision-11', '', '', '2010-01-06 18:33:12', '2010-01-06 10:33:12', '', 72, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=331', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(334, 1, '2010-01-06 18:40:28', '2010-01-06 10:40:28', 'I was invited to give a talk on \"The Mind of A Champion\" for Globe telecom employees. This was the time when some of their staff needed some pieces of motivation and advice.\n\nI\'m thankful to Erwin Acosta for giving me an opportunity to talk to Globe employees. The first time that we were called to present, we were turned down. But my faith was so strong that there\'s no way I cannot speak at Globe. The next thing I knew, April was calling me and asking me if I\'d be available.\n\nOne day before my talk here, I was in Naga City. Flying back, it was one unforgettable flight experience that I got. While we were on our way back to Manila, no plane was allowed to take off. That\'s how bad the weather was. And just imagine how we struggled up there.\n\nMy session was divided into two: morning and afternoon. So we had a repeat in the afternoon. I talked about how champions think and what they do. Obviously, they\'re doing something that most of us don\'t that\'s why they become champions.\n\nDo you also want your organization to have this kind of thinking? Book Lloyd Luna now.', 'Corporate Speaker at Globe', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '333-revision', '', '', '2010-01-06 18:40:28', '2010-01-06 10:40:28', '', 333, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=334', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(335, 1, '2010-01-06 18:38:53', '2010-01-06 10:38:53', '<strong>Client Name: Globe Telecom</strong>\r\nTopic: The Mind of A Champion\r\n\r\nVery inspired, motivated, and satisfied. We were able to achieve our goals for the participants.\r\n\r\nRead my related entry here.', 'Employee Motivation Program for Globe', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '77-revision-28', '', '', '2010-01-06 18:38:53', '2010-01-06 10:38:53', '', 77, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=335', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
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(349, 1, '2010-05-04 08:56:05', '2010-05-04 00:56:05', 'Lloyd A. Luna is the youngest best-selling author in the Philippines and Asia who wrote and published his own book at age 23. How amazing?\n<h3>\"They turned me down.\" —Lloyd Luna</h3>\n[caption id=\"attachment_1546\" align=\"alignleft\" width=\"300\" caption=\"I chose a different respond after they said, &quot;No.&quot; I said, &quot;This is amazing!&quot;\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG_4494.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-1546\" title=\"LLOYD LUNA Motivational Speaker Philippines\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG_4494-300x225.jpg\" alt=\"LLOYD LUNA\" width=\"300\" height=\"225\" /></a>[/caption]\n\nIt was sometime in July when I was sitting at a coffee shop wondering what would happen to my career after leaving an events company where I served as a consultant for eight months. It was not really a good break up (or is there something like a good one?). Nonetheless, I was on my own rethinking about my life and career.\n\nPlease note that I at that coffee shop, on my table was not a cup of coffee. Having no money to buy one, I would ask the waiter for a glass of water or so. There were good reasons to sour grape about life as there were equally good reasons for me to dig a little deeper and know myself once more.\n\nCurious about what people might be asking themselves, I ran through some \"frequently asked personal questions.\" I\'d choose several people and guess what they might be asking. There were good questions like, \"Am I going to pass the exam?\" or \"Where do I get the money to pay for my debt?\"\n\nI did that for another reason. I told myself that if ever I\'d be able to provide them with some help to find the answer, it would give me some things back (including some cash, of course!).\n\nAfter a couple of hours sitting there and playing around the minds of these \"innocent\" mall-goers, I found one interesting question: Is There A Job Waiting For Me? Good question? Unquestionably, yes. And then I rushed back home, turned on my PC (I am a Mac user now), and started what would have been the first best-selling book I wrote.\n\nIn 15 days, I was able to finish the manuscript. Writing a book isn\'t really difficult. At least especially if you have a real strong reason to do it. In my case, I thought that\'s the only way I can take so I will have to do it. Otherwise, I would apply to companies and be another employee in another \"some time.\"\n\nOne thing I didn\'t ask when I was writing the book was \"Who\'s going to publish and print it?\" Of course it\'s a valid question. But at the time I thought there\'s no answer yet. So I made a deal with myself: Finish the work and cross the bridge when I get there.\n\nI had the manuscript printed. I started to approach some friends and some publishing companies, big and small. And the only phrase I could remember is, \"I\'m sorry.\" It was a clear rejection for whatever valid reasons they may have. I\'m not sure if they don\'t just have the money or resources to help me get the book out. Or, perhaps it\'s just not part of their priorities.\n\nIt didn\'t discourage me. I believed in my work. I believed in its ability to help people on their career. I believed that one or two things can solve this. This cannot be buried and forgotten. This book must be out.\n\nIn 2005, website design was a lucrative way to make money. With a little research on how to create a website, I was able to learn it in less than two weeks. Spending long hours of studies isn\'t a joke. It was tiring but I must admit I enjoyed every bit of it. It\'s irritating sometimes but I guess it\'s nothing but an important parcel of success.\n\nTrue enough, I was able to get the money to print the books. But not yet. It\'s a hard-earned money. I can\'t just spend it like that. Somehow, I had one reservation. My intention was legitimate—to help. But are they going to buy it? I was not sure but I think there\'s a way to secure my intention and money.\n\nDo you want to hear the rest of the story?\n<h3>Fill up this form and ask something…</h3>\n<!--contact form-->', 'The Author', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '267-autosave', '', '', '2010-05-04 08:56:05', '2010-05-04 00:56:05', '', 267, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=349', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
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(353, 1, '2010-01-07 14:51:05', '2010-01-07 06:51:05', 'Lloyd A. Luna is the youngest best-selling author in the Philippines and Asia who wrote and published his own book at age 23.\r\n<h3>\"They turned me down.\" —Lloyd Luna</h3>\r\nIt was sometime in July when I was sitting at a coffee shop wondering what would happen to my career after leaving an events company where I served as a consultant for eight months. It was not really a good break up (or is there something like a good one?). Nonetheless, I was on my own rethinking about my life and career.\r\n\r\nPlease note that I at that coffee shop, on my table was not a cup of coffee. Having no money to buy one, I would ask the waiter for a glass of water or so. There were good reasons to sour grape about life as there were equally good reasons for me to dig a little deeper and know myself once more.\r\n\r\nCurious about what people might be asking themselves, I ran through some \"frequently asked personal questions.\" I\'d choose several people and guess what they might be asking. There were good questions like, \"Am I going to pass the exam?\" or \"Where do I get the money to pay for my debt?\"\r\n\r\nI did that for another reason. I told myself that if ever I\'d be able to provide them with some help to find the answer, it would give me some things back (including some cash, of course!).\r\n\r\nAfter a couple of hours sitting there and playing around the minds of these \"innocent\" mall-goers, I found one interesting question: Is There A Job Waiting For Me? Good question? Unquestionably, yes. And then I rushed back home, turned on my PC (I am a Mac user now), and started what would have been the first best-selling book I wrote.\r\n\r\nIn 15 days, I was able to finish the manuscript. Writing a book isn\'t really difficult. At least especially if you have a real strong reason to do it. In my case, I thought that\'s the only way I can take so I will have to do it. Otherwise, I would apply to companies and be another employee in another \"some time.\"\r\n\r\nOne thing I didn\'t ask when I was writing the book was \"Who\'s going to publish and print it?\" Of course it\'s a valid question. But at the time I thought there\'s no answer yet. So I made a deal with myself: Finish the work and cross the bridge when I get there.\r\n\r\nI had the manuscript printed. I started to approach some friends and some publishing companies, big and small. And the only phrase I could remember is, \"I\'m sorry.\" It was a clear rejection for whatever valid reasons they may have. I\'m not sure if they don\'t just have the money or resources to help me get the book out. Or, perhaps it\'s just not part of their priorities.\r\n\r\nIt didn\'t discourage me. I believed in my work. I believed in its ability to help people on their career. I believed that one or two things can solve this. This cannot be buried and forgotten. This book must be out.', 'LLOYDLUNA The Author', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '267-revision-5', '', '', '2010-01-07 14:51:05', '2010-01-07 06:51:05', '', 267, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=353', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
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(355, 1, '2010-01-07 15:21:14', '2010-01-07 07:21:14', 'Lloyd A. Luna is the youngest best-selling author in the Philippines and Asia who wrote and published his own book at age 23.\r\n<h3>\"They turned me down.\" —Lloyd Luna</h3>\r\nIt was sometime in July when I was sitting at a coffee shop wondering what would happen to my career after leaving an events company where I served as a consultant for eight months. It was not really a good break up (or is there something like a good one?). Nonetheless, I was on my own rethinking about my life and career.\r\n\r\nPlease note that I at that coffee shop, on my table was not a cup of coffee. Having no money to buy one, I would ask the waiter for a glass of water or so. There were good reasons to sour grape about life as there were equally good reasons for me to dig a little deeper and know myself once more.\r\n\r\nCurious about what people might be asking themselves, I ran through some \"frequently asked personal questions.\" I\'d choose several people and guess what they might be asking. There were good questions like, \"Am I going to pass the exam?\" or \"Where do I get the money to pay for my debt?\"\r\n\r\nI did that for another reason. I told myself that if ever I\'d be able to provide them with some help to find the answer, it would give me some things back (including some cash, of course!).\r\n\r\nAfter a couple of hours sitting there and playing around the minds of these \"innocent\" mall-goers, I found one interesting question: Is There A Job Waiting For Me? Good question? Unquestionably, yes. And then I rushed back home, turned on my PC (I am a Mac user now), and started what would have been the first best-selling book I wrote.\r\n\r\nIn 15 days, I was able to finish the manuscript. Writing a book isn\'t really difficult. At least especially if you have a real strong reason to do it. In my case, I thought that\'s the only way I can take so I will have to do it. Otherwise, I would apply to companies and be another employee in another \"some time.\"\r\n\r\nOne thing I didn\'t ask when I was writing the book was \"Who\'s going to publish and print it?\" Of course it\'s a valid question. But at the time I thought there\'s no answer yet. So I made a deal with myself: Finish the work and cross the bridge when I get there.\r\n\r\nI had the manuscript printed. I started to approach some friends and some publishing companies, big and small. And the only phrase I could remember is, \"I\'m sorry.\" It was a clear rejection for whatever valid reasons they may have. I\'m not sure if they don\'t just have the money or resources to help me get the book out. Or, perhaps it\'s just not part of their priorities.\r\n\r\nIt didn\'t discourage me. I believed in my work. I believed in its ability to help people on their career. I believed that one or two things can solve this. This cannot be buried and forgotten. This book must be out.\r\n\r\nIn 2005, website design was a lucrative way to make money. With a little research on how to create a website, I was able to learn it in less than two weeks. Spending long hours of studies isn\'t a joke. It was tiring but I must admit I enjoyed every bit of it. It\'s irritating sometimes but I guess it\'s nothing but an important parcel of success.\r\n\r\nTrue enough, I was able to get the money to print the books. But not yet. It\'s a hard-earned money. I can\'t just spend it like that. Somehow, I had one reservation. My intention was legitimate—to help. But are they going to buy it? I was not sure but I think there\'s a way to secure my intention and money.\r\n\r\nDo you want to hear the rest of the story?', 'LLOYDLUNA The Author', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '267-revision-7', '', '', '2010-01-07 15:21:14', '2010-01-07 07:21:14', '', 267, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=355', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(356, 1, '2010-01-07 15:22:29', '2010-01-07 07:22:29', 'Lloyd A. Luna is the youngest best-selling author in the Philippines and Asia who wrote and published his own book at age 23.\r\n<h3>\"They turned me down.\" —Lloyd Luna</h3>\r\nIt was sometime in July when I was sitting at a coffee shop wondering what would happen to my career after leaving an events company where I served as a consultant for eight months. It was not really a good break up (or is there something like a good one?). Nonetheless, I was on my own rethinking about my life and career.\r\n\r\nPlease note that I at that coffee shop, on my table was not a cup of coffee. Having no money to buy one, I would ask the waiter for a glass of water or so. There were good reasons to sour grape about life as there were equally good reasons for me to dig a little deeper and know myself once more.\r\n\r\nCurious about what people might be asking themselves, I ran through some \"frequently asked personal questions.\" I\'d choose several people and guess what they might be asking. There were good questions like, \"Am I going to pass the exam?\" or \"Where do I get the money to pay for my debt?\"\r\n\r\nI did that for another reason. I told myself that if ever I\'d be able to provide them with some help to find the answer, it would give me some things back (including some cash, of course!).\r\n\r\nAfter a couple of hours sitting there and playing around the minds of these \"innocent\" mall-goers, I found one interesting question: Is There A Job Waiting For Me? Good question? Unquestionably, yes. And then I rushed back home, turned on my PC (I am a Mac user now), and started what would have been the first best-selling book I wrote.\r\n\r\nIn 15 days, I was able to finish the manuscript. Writing a book isn\'t really difficult. At least especially if you have a real strong reason to do it. In my case, I thought that\'s the only way I can take so I will have to do it. Otherwise, I would apply to companies and be another employee in another \"some time.\"\r\n\r\nOne thing I didn\'t ask when I was writing the book was \"Who\'s going to publish and print it?\" Of course it\'s a valid question. But at the time I thought there\'s no answer yet. So I made a deal with myself: Finish the work and cross the bridge when I get there.\r\n\r\nI had the manuscript printed. I started to approach some friends and some publishing companies, big and small. And the only phrase I could remember is, \"I\'m sorry.\" It was a clear rejection for whatever valid reasons they may have. I\'m not sure if they don\'t just have the money or resources to help me get the book out. Or, perhaps it\'s just not part of their priorities.\r\n\r\nIt didn\'t discourage me. I believed in my work. I believed in its ability to help people on their career. I believed that one or two things can solve this. This cannot be buried and forgotten. This book must be out.\r\n\r\nIn 2005, website design was a lucrative way to make money. With a little research on how to create a website, I was able to learn it in less than two weeks. Spending long hours of studies isn\'t a joke. It was tiring but I must admit I enjoyed every bit of it. It\'s irritating sometimes but I guess it\'s nothing but an important parcel of success.\r\n\r\nTrue enough, I was able to get the money to print the books. But not yet. It\'s a hard-earned money. I can\'t just spend it like that. Somehow, I had one reservation. My intention was legitimate—to help. But are they going to buy it? I was not sure but I think there\'s a way to secure my intention and money.\r\n\r\nDo you want to hear the rest of the story?', 'LLOYDLUNA The Author', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '267-revision-8', '', '', '2010-01-07 15:22:29', '2010-01-07 07:22:29', '', 267, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=356', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(357, 1, '2010-01-07 15:26:20', '2010-01-07 07:26:20', 'Lloyd A. Luna is the youngest best-selling author in the Philippines and Asia who wrote and published his own book at age 23.\n<h3>\"They turned me down.\" —Lloyd Luna</h3>\nIt was sometime in July when I was sitting at a coffee shop wondering what would happen to my career after leaving an events company where I served as a consultant for eight months. It was not really a good break up (or is there something like a good one?). Nonetheless, I was on my own rethinking about my life and career.\n\nPlease note that I at that coffee shop, on my table was not a cup of coffee. Having no money to buy one, I would ask the waiter for a glass of water or so. There were good reasons to sour grape about life as there were equally good reasons for me to dig a little deeper and know myself once more.\n\nCurious about what people might be asking themselves, I ran through some \"frequently asked personal questions.\" I\'d choose several people and guess what they might be asking. There were good questions like, \"Am I going to pass the exam?\" or \"Where do I get the money to pay for my debt?\"\n\nI did that for another reason. I told myself that if ever I\'d be able to provide them with some help to find the answer, it would give me some things back (including some cash, of course!).\n\nAfter a couple of hours sitting there and playing around the minds of these \"innocent\" mall-goers, I found one interesting question: Is There A Job Waiting For Me? Good question? Unquestionably, yes. And then I rushed back home, turned on my PC (I am a Mac user now), and started what would have been the first best-selling book I wrote.\n\nIn 15 days, I was able to finish the manuscript. Writing a book isn\'t really difficult. At least especially if you have a real strong reason to do it. In my case, I thought that\'s the only way I can take so I will have to do it. Otherwise, I would apply to companies and be another employee in another \"some time.\"\n\nOne thing I didn\'t ask when I was writing the book was \"Who\'s going to publish and print it?\" Of course it\'s a valid question. But at the time I thought there\'s no answer yet. So I made a deal with myself: Finish the work and cross the bridge when I get there.\n\nI had the manuscript printed. I started to approach some friends and some publishing companies, big and small. And the only phrase I could remember is, \"I\'m sorry.\" It was a clear rejection for whatever valid reasons they may have. I\'m not sure if they don\'t just have the money or resources to help me get the book out. Or, perhaps it\'s just not part of their priorities.\n\nIt didn\'t discourage me. I believed in my work. I believed in its ability to help people on their career. I believed that one or two things can solve this. This cannot be buried and forgotten. This book must be out.\n\nIn 2005, website design was a lucrative way to make money. With a little research on how to create a website, I was able to learn it in less than two weeks. Spending long hours of studies isn\'t a joke. It was tiring but I must admit I enjoyed every bit of it. It\'s irritating sometimes but I guess it\'s nothing but an important parcel of success.\n\nTrue enough, I was able to get the money to print the books. But not yet. It\'s a hard-earned money. I can\'t just spend it like that. Somehow, I had one reservation. My intention was legitimate—to help. But are they going to buy it? I was not sure but I think there\'s a way to secure my intention and money.\n\nDo you want to hear the rest of the story?', 'LLOYDLUNA The Author', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '267-revision-9', '', '', '2010-01-07 15:26:20', '2010-01-07 07:26:20', '', 267, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=357', 0, 'revision', '', 0);
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(358, 1, '2010-01-06 14:33:44', '2010-01-06 06:33:44', '<h2>We\'re are only Five Years Old yet...</h2>\r\nIn the last five years, we\'ve spoken to more than half a million people, sold hundreds on thousands of printed and electronic books and consulted to individuals and small and big businesses in the Philippines and Asia.\r\n<h2>As a motivational speaker</h2>\r\nWell-traveled. Loved. Patronized. This are three words that can describe LLOYDLUNA in the field of personal development. Everybody loves to hear what he\'s going to stay on the platform. If there\'s anything, yes, he can \"freeze your world\" and he does it with excitement.\r\n\r\nLike any other speaker, he has his own style. But, no, not the one you may have experienced in the past. Remember the boring learning sessions? Or, the days you wished you could have just gone home and watch TV? Or, the moment when you\'d like to ask the organizer for a refund of your seminar fee?\r\n\r\nOh, well, it\'s definitely not the LLOYDLUNA way. And past students of LLOYDLUNA can attest to this.\r\n\r\nWe have traveled thousands of miles to communicate a message of hope and self-motivation. We want you to experience the same motivational message. And we want your people to hear what we\'re going to say about that very abused word called \"success.\"\r\n\r\nEven if you\'re an employee or an entrepreneur or a student, we\'d like to talk to you to share what we\'ve discovered. Companies looking for a motivational speaker to motivate their people who find it hard to sell, to market, or to execute a plan or a strategy, can easily book Lloyd Luna online.\r\n\r\nWe vow to give you the most effective life-changing motivational speeches and activities to bring out the best in your team.\r\n\r\nAs he Philippines foremost career expert, Lloyd Luna knows how to motivate your people so they can perform to the best of their capability. He has shared his wisdom to so many people and has transformed so many start-up and seasoned companies.\r\n<h2>As a Filipino bestselling author</h2>\r\nAt an early age of 23, he has written (and self-published) his own book, Is There A Job Waiting For You? which has now sold more than 50,000 copies in print and in electronic copy. He\'s a recognized career expert and resource person on labor and job concerns in the Philippines making him a favorite guest of local radio, television, and newspapers.\r\n\r\nWithin four years, he\'s able to write a total of eight books, two of which are business books: <a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/?page_id=217\"><strong>Believe in Yourself: The story of Reyes Haircutters</strong></a>; and <strong>Flavors of Success: The Story of Potato Corner</strong>. He was commissioned to study not only the deep history of these two companies but also how the business operations are done. In his work as a biographer of the people involved, he was able to interview hundreds of people from customers to franchisees to company drivers to security guards to competitors to the big guys in franchise consultancy.\r\n\r\nLLOYDLUNA spent more than two years to study the business model and setup of these companies. He was given an access to never-before-told stories and controversies within the organization, the conflict among owners and executive managers. In the end, he\'s able to tell the perfect story.\r\n\r\nThe theme of his other books revolves around personal development including <strong><a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/?page_id=214\">Do You Have A Life of Your Own?</a><span style=\"font-weight: normal;\"> (His near-death, almost-suicide story)</span></strong>, <strong><a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/?page_id=211\">Break Me Up</a></strong> (What To Do When You Are Sick and Tired of Being Tired and Sick), and <strong><a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/?page_id=223\">Tachniques</a></strong> (What my mentors could have told you to do, too).\r\n\r\nHis first book for a specific course in college is \"<strong><a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/?page_id=220\">Nurse Your Future</a></strong>.\"\r\n\r\nIn December 2009, he launched his latest imprint, <strong><a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/?page_id=201\">The Obvious</a></strong> (There\'s No Secret To Success) in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia during his speaking tilt for foreign audience.', 'About', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '2-revision-v1', '', '', '2010-01-06 14:33:44', '2010-01-06 06:33:44', '', 2, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=358', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
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(367, 1, '2010-05-06 12:22:28', '2010-05-06 04:22:28', 'When I finally decided to make public speaking as a career, I made a commitment to myself. I will do it as both a mission and an exercise of skills. I thought that I should speak not only in the Philippines but also abroad with foreign audience.\n\n[caption id=\"attachment_1550\" align=\"alignleft\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Motivational Speaker in the Philippines Lloyd Luna addresses the delegates of 2010 Sales and Marketing Professionals Convention\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/sales-marketing-convention-2010.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-1550\" title=\"sales-marketing-convention-2010\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/sales-marketing-convention-2010-300x200.jpg\" alt=\"Lloyd Luna Sales Convention\" width=\"300\" height=\"200\" /></a>[/caption]\n\nWay back then, many people including some in my circle of friends thought it\'s impossible for me to do it. But there was no reservation in my heart that I\'m going to make it big time. I only needed focus and time.\n\nI started speaking when I was just 21 years old . And yes, I must admit the first time I did it, I almost fainted.\n\nAnd yes, I was also afraid of speaking in front. And oh yes, I was forced to speak in front!\n\nAll skills can be learned. And obviously, I was able to learn this one—and I\'d like to add that I still learn after every seminar or talk that I do. I don\'t think I will ever stop learning some more. I\'m an avid fan of self-development. If there\'s anything, that could be the first subject I\'d choose and the last subject I\'d give up.\n\nThe rest of the story?\n<h3>Fill up this form and ask something…</h3>\n<!--contact form-->\n<h3>Our 2009 List of Seminars and Activities</h3>\n1/8/2009 — Search and Staffers @ A. Venue Hotel, Makati City\n\n1/14/2009 — Rotary Club of Downtown San Juan @ Club Filipino Greenhills, San Juan City\n\n1/16/2009 — City Government of Calapan City @ Calapan, Oriental Mindoro\n\n1/24/2009 — DBP-DEEP Workshop Cebu Normal University @ Cebu City\n\n2/1/2009 — St. Louis University-Baguio @ Baguio City\n\n2/4/2009	 — University of Perpetual Help Rizal-College of Nursing @ Calamba City, Laguna\n\n2/9/2009 — Polytechnic University of the Philippines-Marketing Department @ Sta. Mesa, Manila\n\n2/18/2009 — University of the East-Economics Student Council @ UE Conference Hall\n\n2/21/2009 — DBP-DEEP  Workshop-Mindanao State University @ Iligan City\n\n2/22/2009 — DBP-DEEP Workshop-Xavier University - Cagayan @ Cagayan de Oro\n\n2/25/2009 — St. Paul Federation of Junior Marketing Association @ UPV Auditorium, Iloilo City\n\n2/26/2009 — Environmental Global @ Ortigas, Pasig City\n\n2/27/2009 — Environmental Global @ Makati City\n\n3/9/2009	 — United Laboratory - Therapharma @ Lucena City\n\n3/11/2009 — United Laboratory- Therapharma @ Batangas City\n\n3/16/2009 — V Cargo on Public Speaking @ Makati City\n\n3/17/2009 — V Cargo on Public Speaking @ Makati City\n\n3/18/2009 — Divine Word College of Calapan @ Calapan City\n\n3/19/2009 — Luna-Goko Medical College @ Calapan City\n\n3/21/2009 — Internet Marketing Seminar @ Cebu City\n\n3/22/2009 — DBP-DEEP Workshop @ Iloilo City\n\n3/24/2009 — STI Global City @ STI Global City Taguig\n\n4/2/2009 — Department of Health @ Tagaytay City\n\n4/23/2009 — DBP-DEEP Workshop @ SEAMAC Manila\n\n4/28/2009 — Colegio de San Juan de Letran @ Calamba City\n\n5/14/2009 — Internet Marketing Seminar @ Bacolod City\n\n5/17/2009 — DBP-DEEP Workshop @ Trace College, Laguna\n\n5/28/2009 — Youth Leadership Training for Rep. Manny Mamba @ Tuao, Cagayan\n\n5/30/2009 — PhilEvent Business Conference @ Asian Institute of Management Conference Center, Makati\n\n6/12/2009 — DBP-DEEP Workshop @ Davao City\n\n6/12/2009 — 1st Branded Leadership Seminar @ Makati City\n\n6/22-23/2009 — Colegio de San Juan de Letran @ Calamba City\n\n7/15/2009 — DBP-DEEP Workshop @ Naga City\n\n7/17/2009 — Globe Telecom @ Globe Telecom Plaza, Mandaluyong City\n\n7/20/2009 — Canon Marketing @ Pasong Tamo, Makati City\n\n7/21-22/2009 — Tieline @ Pasong Tamo, Makati City\n\n7/31/2009 — University of Pasig @ Antipolo City\n\n8/3-4/2009 — Internet Marketing for Green Circle Realty @ PSE Building, Pasig City\n\n8/8/2009	 — DBP-DEEP Workshop @ Iloilo City\n\n8/13/2009 — Philippine Sugar Technology Association @ Cebu City\n\n8/17/2009 — Chevalier School @ Angeles City, Pampanga\n\n8/27/2009 — Human Resource Summit @ Crowne Plaza Hotel\n\n8/28/2009 — Semiconductor and Electronics Industries in the Philippines @ Bellevue Hotel,	Alabang, Muntinlupa City\n\n8/29/2009 — Rotatact Club @ Asian Institute of Management Conference Hall\n\n9/3/2009 — Internet Marketing Bacolod @ Bacolod City\n\n9/3/2009 — Rotary Club of Bacolod City @ Bacolod City\n\n9/3/2009	 — Toastmaster Club @ Bacolod City\n\n9/9/2009 — Team Building for Tieline and Merger @ Los Banos, Laguna\n\n9/12/2009 — DBP-DEEP Workshop @ Canlubang, Laguna\n\n9/17/2009 — Bulacan State University @ Bulacan\n\n9/18/2009 — San Beda College - Alabang @ Muntinlupa City\n\n9/29/2009 — Polytechnic University of the Philippines	@ San Pedro, Laguna\n\n10/6/2009 — University of Legaspi @ Legaspi City\n\n10/7/2009 — United Laboratories Sales Rally @ Bayanihan Hall, Mandaluyong City\n\n10/15/2009 — Internet Marketing Talk @ Asian Institute of Management\n\n10/18/2009 — Women’s Council @ Dipolog City\n\n10/25/2009 — DBP-DEEP Workshop @ Don Bosco School, Nueva Ecija\n\n11/5/2009 — Landbank of the Philippines @ Malate, Manila\n\n12/8/2009 — Thomwell International @ Istanna Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia\n\n12/10/2009 — Senate Employees Motivation Program @ GSIS Gymnasium\n<h3>Standard Module for a one- to three-hour motivational talk</h3>\nIn the last four years, I have traveled around the Philippines and some parts of Asia to share my message of inspiration, hope, and success. And I\'d like to appreciate every one who made these trips possible. I must say that I enjoyed every part of it. It was a great feeling having worked with wonderful people in different industries of different nations.\n\nThe good news is I\'m able to squeeze my life-long experience in a one- to three-hour module. This can be used by any organization of any type and size in furthering the performance of their team by letting them hear and experience my message.\n\nSo here\'s what inside your <strong>\"Achiever\"</strong> package:\n<h3>The Law of Difference</h3>\nThe law states that <strong>\"Successful people do what the unsuccessful people don\'t do.\"</strong> In this segment, participants are taken into comparing the two main types of people in any given society: the people who achieve something and the people who are left with either a little or nothing. Lloyd Luna shares his personal experience and observation while he was still living in a depressed community in Sta. Mesa, Manila until he got connected to the people living in Forbes Park in Makati City.\n<ul>\n	<li>Why people get up early in the morning and what it means in your life</li>\n	<li>Why people watch TV and why watching TV isn\'t really a way to the top</li>\n	<li>Why people try to define more problems and who gets the benefits from these problems</li>\n</ul>\n<h3>The Law of the Season</h3>\nThe law states that \"Dry season follows rainy season.\" In this segment, participants are encouraged to hang on to their hopes and decide to move on. Most people get the benefit of this and when they are able to understand this, it will rather be easy for them to pick another journey.\n<ul>\n	<li>In personal life, this is helpful to people who are in deep pain caused by traumatic broken relationship</li>\n	<li>In career, this is helpful to those who got fired, demoted, or failed to get the dream promotion. It is also beneficial to those who failed to achieve their sales quota.</li>\n	<li>In business, this is helpful to better understand the dynamics of competitive industries and to better exercise patience in running an enterprise.</li>\n</ul>', 'The Motivational Speaker', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '47-autosave', '', '', '2010-05-06 12:22:28', '2010-05-06 04:22:28', '', 47, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=367', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
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(370, 1, '2010-06-14 19:20:07', '2010-06-14 11:20:07', 'LLOYDLUNA is one of the Philippines Internet marketing guru having built his brand, sold his books and seminars, and marketed his products and services (alone using the Internet).\n\n[caption id=\"attachment_1563\" align=\"alignleft\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Corporate Internet Branding and Marketing Strategist Lloyd Luna featured on Asia Internet Congress 2010\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/corporate-internet-branding.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-1563\" title=\"corporate-internet-branding\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/corporate-internet-branding-300x200.jpg\" alt=\"Corporate Internet Branding\" width=\"300\" height=\"200\" /></a>[/caption]\n\nIt\'s not really my intention to be known as an Internet marketing expert or resource person to talk about it. But, just what I always say whenever I am asked by the media if I thought about it, I only say that I was just doing what I love. I love helping people to the best of my ability. I\'m very much obsessed about what I can do for other people or business to succeed.\n\n\"Why do you share those Internet marketing secrets, Lloyd?\"\n\nSimple. I have already applied them and benefited from them. Every time I share my Internet marketing principles and strategies, I lose nothing. I gain confidence, trust, and respect from people who hear those secrets.\n<h3>Here are some qualified information about The Internet Marketing Expert</h3>\nI was able to <strong>rank Number 1 (on the front page) in Google</strong> and other search engines on the following keywords: motivational speaker philippines, filipino motivational speaker, motivational speaker asia, career expert philippines, filipino career expert, conference keynote speaker philippines, seminar training provider philippines, convention speaker philippines, internet marketing seminar philippines, personal branding expert philippines, filipino personal branding expert, and motivation star in Asia among many keywords.\n\nIt\'s like I\'m in a \"big league\" of clever Internet marketing professionals that was able to <strong>start building my brand using a website</strong>. After two to three years, people just go to me and get my services. I didn\'t have much time spending long hours of  \"outbound marketing.\" Using my website, I am able to attract customers.\n\n<strong>My first book become an instant best-seller</strong> after I did an Internet marketing strategy before it was even off the press. I think it\'s not only clever idea but also a professional move for a start-up Internet entrepreneur. How did I do that? Can we do that for a different product or service? Of course.\n\nI taught several big and small companies. It\'s as if I\'m running a school for Internet marketers. I have a monthly Internet marketing workshop, a very handy and slick coaching program dedicated to address the Internet marketing concerns of companies and entrepreneurs. We are now on our second year! I\'ve have produced some sharp and skilled Internet marketing students and I\'m happy about the results that they show!\n\nDo you want to know more about how LLOYDLUNA can transform your business, increase your sales, and build your brand over the Internet at a very minimal cost?\n<h3>Fill up this form and we will get back to you…</h3>\n<!--contact form-->', 'The Internet Marketer', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '269-autosave', '', '', '2010-06-14 19:20:07', '2010-06-14 11:20:07', '', 269, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=370', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
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(372, 1, '2010-01-07 15:36:29', '2010-01-07 07:36:29', 'Lloyd A. Luna is the youngest best-selling author in the Philippines and Asia who wrote and published his own book at age 23.\r\n<h3>\"They turned me down.\" —Lloyd Luna</h3>\r\nIt was sometime in July when I was sitting at a coffee shop wondering what would happen to my career after leaving an events company where I served as a consultant for eight months. It was not really a good break up (or is there something like a good one?). Nonetheless, I was on my own rethinking about my life and career.\r\n\r\nPlease note that I at that coffee shop, on my table was not a cup of coffee. Having no money to buy one, I would ask the waiter for a glass of water or so. There were good reasons to sour grape about life as there were equally good reasons for me to dig a little deeper and know myself once more.\r\n\r\nCurious about what people might be asking themselves, I ran through some \"frequently asked personal questions.\" I\'d choose several people and guess what they might be asking. There were good questions like, \"Am I going to pass the exam?\" or \"Where do I get the money to pay for my debt?\"\r\n\r\nI did that for another reason. I told myself that if ever I\'d be able to provide them with some help to find the answer, it would give me some things back (including some cash, of course!).\r\n\r\nAfter a couple of hours sitting there and playing around the minds of these \"innocent\" mall-goers, I found one interesting question: Is There A Job Waiting For Me? Good question? Unquestionably, yes. And then I rushed back home, turned on my PC (I am a Mac user now), and started what would have been the first best-selling book I wrote.\r\n\r\nIn 15 days, I was able to finish the manuscript. Writing a book isn\'t really difficult. At least especially if you have a real strong reason to do it. In my case, I thought that\'s the only way I can take so I will have to do it. Otherwise, I would apply to companies and be another employee in another \"some time.\"\r\n\r\nOne thing I didn\'t ask when I was writing the book was \"Who\'s going to publish and print it?\" Of course it\'s a valid question. But at the time I thought there\'s no answer yet. So I made a deal with myself: Finish the work and cross the bridge when I get there.\r\n\r\nI had the manuscript printed. I started to approach some friends and some publishing companies, big and small. And the only phrase I could remember is, \"I\'m sorry.\" It was a clear rejection for whatever valid reasons they may have. I\'m not sure if they don\'t just have the money or resources to help me get the book out. Or, perhaps it\'s just not part of their priorities.\r\n\r\nIt didn\'t discourage me. I believed in my work. I believed in its ability to help people on their career. I believed that one or two things can solve this. This cannot be buried and forgotten. This book must be out.\r\n\r\nIn 2005, website design was a lucrative way to make money. With a little research on how to create a website, I was able to learn it in less than two weeks. Spending long hours of studies isn\'t a joke. It was tiring but I must admit I enjoyed every bit of it. It\'s irritating sometimes but I guess it\'s nothing but an important parcel of success.\r\n\r\nTrue enough, I was able to get the money to print the books. But not yet. It\'s a hard-earned money. I can\'t just spend it like that. Somehow, I had one reservation. My intention was legitimate—to help. But are they going to buy it? I was not sure but I think there\'s a way to secure my intention and money.\r\n\r\nDo you want to hear the rest of the story?', 'The Author', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '267-revision-11', '', '', '2010-01-07 15:36:29', '2010-01-07 07:36:29', '', 267, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=372', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(373, 1, '2010-01-07 21:23:22', '2010-01-07 13:23:22', 'Lloyd A. Luna is the youngest best-selling author in the Philippines and Asia who wrote and published his own book at age 23.\r\n<h3>\"They turned me down.\" —Lloyd Luna</h3>\r\nIt was sometime in July when I was sitting at a coffee shop wondering what would happen to my career after leaving an events company where I served as a consultant for eight months. It was not really a good break up (or is there something like a good one?). Nonetheless, I was on my own rethinking about my life and career.\r\n\r\nPlease note that I at that coffee shop, on my table was not a cup of coffee. Having no money to buy one, I would ask the waiter for a glass of water or so. There were good reasons to sour grape about life as there were equally good reasons for me to dig a little deeper and know myself once more.\r\n\r\nCurious about what people might be asking themselves, I ran through some \"frequently asked personal questions.\" I\'d choose several people and guess what they might be asking. There were good questions like, \"Am I going to pass the exam?\" or \"Where do I get the money to pay for my debt?\"\r\n\r\nI did that for another reason. I told myself that if ever I\'d be able to provide them with some help to find the answer, it would give me some things back (including some cash, of course!).\r\n\r\nAfter a couple of hours sitting there and playing around the minds of these \"innocent\" mall-goers, I found one interesting question: Is There A Job Waiting For Me? Good question? Unquestionably, yes. And then I rushed back home, turned on my PC (I am a Mac user now), and started what would have been the first best-selling book I wrote.\r\n\r\nIn 15 days, I was able to finish the manuscript. Writing a book isn\'t really difficult. At least especially if you have a real strong reason to do it. In my case, I thought that\'s the only way I can take so I will have to do it. Otherwise, I would apply to companies and be another employee in another \"some time.\"\r\n\r\nOne thing I didn\'t ask when I was writing the book was \"Who\'s going to publish and print it?\" Of course it\'s a valid question. But at the time I thought there\'s no answer yet. So I made a deal with myself: Finish the work and cross the bridge when I get there.\r\n\r\nI had the manuscript printed. I started to approach some friends and some publishing companies, big and small. And the only phrase I could remember is, \"I\'m sorry.\" It was a clear rejection for whatever valid reasons they may have. I\'m not sure if they don\'t just have the money or resources to help me get the book out. Or, perhaps it\'s just not part of their priorities.\r\n\r\nIt didn\'t discourage me. I believed in my work. I believed in its ability to help people on their career. I believed that one or two things can solve this. This cannot be buried and forgotten. This book must be out.\r\n\r\nIn 2005, website design was a lucrative way to make money. With a little research on how to create a website, I was able to learn it in less than two weeks. Spending long hours of studies isn\'t a joke. It was tiring but I must admit I enjoyed every bit of it. It\'s irritating sometimes but I guess it\'s nothing but an important parcel of success.\r\n\r\nTrue enough, I was able to get the money to print the books. But not yet. It\'s a hard-earned money. I can\'t just spend it like that. Somehow, I had one reservation. My intention was legitimate—to help. But are they going to buy it? I was not sure but I think there\'s a way to secure my intention and money.\r\n\r\nDo you want to hear the rest of the story? \r\n\r\n<h3>Fill up this form and ask something…</h3>\r\n\r\n<!-contact form->', 'The Author', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '267-revision-12', '', '', '2010-01-07 21:23:22', '2010-01-07 13:23:22', '', 267, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=373', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(374, 1, '2010-01-07 21:24:15', '2010-01-07 13:24:15', 'Lloyd A. Luna is the youngest best-selling author in the Philippines and Asia who wrote and published his own book at age 23.\r\n<h3>\"They turned me down.\" —Lloyd Luna</h3>\r\nIt was sometime in July when I was sitting at a coffee shop wondering what would happen to my career after leaving an events company where I served as a consultant for eight months. It was not really a good break up (or is there something like a good one?). Nonetheless, I was on my own rethinking about my life and career.\r\n\r\nPlease note that I at that coffee shop, on my table was not a cup of coffee. Having no money to buy one, I would ask the waiter for a glass of water or so. There were good reasons to sour grape about life as there were equally good reasons for me to dig a little deeper and know myself once more.\r\n\r\nCurious about what people might be asking themselves, I ran through some \"frequently asked personal questions.\" I\'d choose several people and guess what they might be asking. There were good questions like, \"Am I going to pass the exam?\" or \"Where do I get the money to pay for my debt?\"\r\n\r\nI did that for another reason. I told myself that if ever I\'d be able to provide them with some help to find the answer, it would give me some things back (including some cash, of course!).\r\n\r\nAfter a couple of hours sitting there and playing around the minds of these \"innocent\" mall-goers, I found one interesting question: Is There A Job Waiting For Me? Good question? Unquestionably, yes. And then I rushed back home, turned on my PC (I am a Mac user now), and started what would have been the first best-selling book I wrote.\r\n\r\nIn 15 days, I was able to finish the manuscript. Writing a book isn\'t really difficult. At least especially if you have a real strong reason to do it. In my case, I thought that\'s the only way I can take so I will have to do it. Otherwise, I would apply to companies and be another employee in another \"some time.\"\r\n\r\nOne thing I didn\'t ask when I was writing the book was \"Who\'s going to publish and print it?\" Of course it\'s a valid question. But at the time I thought there\'s no answer yet. So I made a deal with myself: Finish the work and cross the bridge when I get there.\r\n\r\nI had the manuscript printed. I started to approach some friends and some publishing companies, big and small. And the only phrase I could remember is, \"I\'m sorry.\" It was a clear rejection for whatever valid reasons they may have. I\'m not sure if they don\'t just have the money or resources to help me get the book out. Or, perhaps it\'s just not part of their priorities.\r\n\r\nIt didn\'t discourage me. I believed in my work. I believed in its ability to help people on their career. I believed that one or two things can solve this. This cannot be buried and forgotten. This book must be out.\r\n\r\nIn 2005, website design was a lucrative way to make money. With a little research on how to create a website, I was able to learn it in less than two weeks. Spending long hours of studies isn\'t a joke. It was tiring but I must admit I enjoyed every bit of it. It\'s irritating sometimes but I guess it\'s nothing but an important parcel of success.\r\n\r\nTrue enough, I was able to get the money to print the books. But not yet. It\'s a hard-earned money. I can\'t just spend it like that. Somehow, I had one reservation. My intention was legitimate—to help. But are they going to buy it? I was not sure but I think there\'s a way to secure my intention and money.\r\n\r\nDo you want to hear the rest of the story? \r\n\r\n<h3>Fill up this form and ask something…</h3>\r\n\r\n<!-contact form->', 'The Author', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '267-revision-13', '', '', '2010-01-07 21:24:15', '2010-01-07 13:24:15', '', 267, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=374', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(375, 1, '2010-01-07 15:54:15', '2010-01-07 07:54:15', 'I started speaking when I was just 21 years old . And yes, I must admit the first time I did it, I almost fainted. And yes, I was also afraid of speaking in front. And oh yes, I was forced to speak in front!\r\n\r\nBut I\'d like to thank Ian Barcelona, Managing Director of AIB Training, for surprising me with that assignment.\r\n\r\nAll skills can be learned. And obviously, I was able to learn this one—and I\'d like to add that I still learn after every seminar or talk that I do. I don\'t think I will ever stop learning some more. I\'m an avid fan of self-development. If there\'s anything, that could be the first subject I\'d choose and the last subject I\'d give up.', 'The Motivational Speaker', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '47-revision-9', '', '', '2010-01-07 15:54:15', '2010-01-07 07:54:15', '', 47, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=375', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(376, 1, '2010-01-07 18:13:59', '2010-01-07 10:13:59', 'LLOYDLUNA is one of the Philippines Internet marketing guru having built his brand, sold his books and seminars,', 'The Internet Marketer', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '269-revision-5', '', '', '2010-01-07 18:13:59', '2010-01-07 10:13:59', '', 269, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=376', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(377, 1, '2010-01-07 21:51:12', '2010-01-07 13:51:12', 'Crossfire is a product of LLOYDLUNA.\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_1560\" align=\"alignleft\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Crossfire by LLOYDLUNA\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/big-crossfire3.png\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-1560\" title=\"Crossfire by LLOYDLUNA\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/big-crossfire3-300x163.png\" alt=\"Crossfire by LLOYDLUNA\" width=\"300\" height=\"163\" /></a>[/caption]\r\n\r\nCompanies need an outsider to facilitate their meetings such as corporate strategic planning or company performance evaluation or assessment in order for them to get an outside opinion that may have an impact on their agenda. This can help companies organize and neutralize the planning their executive committee members as well as leaders, managers, and supervisors.\r\n\r\nMy experience having worked as a consultant to big and small companies in different industries gave me an idea to launch a new brand called \"Crossfire\" where I am always caught at the middle of information sharing and debate.\r\n\r\nWhy would I be the most effective training, meeting, planning, or evaluation facilitator that you can have?\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>I have spoken to more than 100 business owners and CEOs (and I continue to talk to them and consistently get in touch with them).</li>\r\n	<li>I have spoken to executive committee members of companies in wellness, retail, garments, food, logistics, restaurant, training, recruitment, pre-need, and real estate industry among others (and I\'ve gathered different thoughts and ideas of these leaders about their own industry and how every industry can impact one another).</li>\r\n	<li>I have spoken and interviewed thousands of employees from cashier to janitor to messenger to clerk bookkeeper to accountant to managers and supervisors (and I got a remarkable  discovery that is common in them; I also discovered how we can bring out the best of every person in the workplace).</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n<h3>If you need some more, please inquire about what we can do for your team or committee.</h3>\r\n<!--contact form-->', 'The Crossfire Guru', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'the-crossfire-guru', '', '', '2010-05-04 11:32:43', '2010-05-04 03:32:43', '', 2, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?page_id=377', 3, 'page', '', 0),
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(379, 1, '2010-01-07 22:19:43', '2010-01-07 14:19:43', 'Crossfire is a product of LLOYDLUNA.\n\nCompanies need an outsider to facilitate their meetings such as corporate strategic planning or company performance evaluation or assessment in order for them to get an outside opinion that may have an impact on their agenda. This can help companies organize and neutralize the planning their executive committee members as well as leaders, managers, and supervisors.\n\nMy experience having worked as a consultant to big and small companies in different industries gave me an idea to launch a new brand called \"Crossfire\" where I am always caught at the middle of information sharing and debate.\n\nWhy would I be the most effective training, meeting, planning, or evaluation facilitator that you can have?\n<ul>\n	<li>I have spoken to more than 100 business owners and CEOs (and I continue to talk to them and consistently get in touch with them).</li>\n	<li>I have spoken to executive committee members of companies in wellness, retail, garments, food, logistics, restaurant, training, recruitment, pre-need, and real estate industry among others (and I\'ve gathered different thoughts and ideas of these leaders about their own industry and how every industry can impact one another).</li>\n	<li>I have spoken and interviewed thousands of employees from cashier to janitor to messenger to clerk bookkeeper to accountant to managers and supervisors (and I got a remarkable  discovery that is common in them; I also discovered how we can bring out the best of every person in the workplace).</li>\n</ul>\n<h3>If you need some more, please inquire about what we can do for your team or committee.</h3>\n<!--contact form-->', 'The Crossfire Guru', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '377-autosave', '', '', '2010-01-07 22:19:43', '2010-01-07 14:19:43', '', 377, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=379', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
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(381, 1, '2010-01-07 22:05:25', '2010-01-07 14:05:25', 'Crossfire is a product of LLOYDLUNA.\r\n\r\nCompanies need an outsider to facilitate their meetings such as corporate strategic planning or company performance evaluation or assessment in order for them to get an outside opinion that may have an impact on their agenda. This can help companies organize and neutralize the planning their executive committee members as well as leaders, managers, and supervisors.\r\n\r\nMy experience having worked as a consultant to big and small companies in different industries gave me an idea to launch a new brand called \"Crossfire\" where I am always caught at the middle of information sharing and debate.\r\n\r\nWhy would I be the most effective training, meeting, planning, or evaluation facilitator that you can have?\r\n\r\nI have spoken to more than 100 business owners and CEOs (and I continue to talk to them and consistently get in touch with them).\r\n\r\n<!--contact form-->', 'The Crossfire Guru', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '377-revision-3', '', '', '2010-01-07 22:05:25', '2010-01-07 14:05:25', '', 377, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=381', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(382, 1, '2010-01-07 22:13:37', '2010-01-07 14:13:37', 'Crossfire is a product of LLOYDLUNA.\r\n\r\nCompanies need an outsider to facilitate their meetings such as corporate strategic planning or company performance evaluation or assessment in order for them to get an outside opinion that may have an impact on their agenda. This can help companies organize and neutralize the planning their executive committee members as well as leaders, managers, and supervisors.\r\n\r\nMy experience having worked as a consultant to big and small companies in different industries gave me an idea to launch a new brand called \"Crossfire\" where I am always caught at the middle of information sharing and debate.\r\n\r\nWhy would I be the most effective training, meeting, planning, or evaluation facilitator that you can have?\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>I have spoken to more than 100 business owners and CEOs (and I continue to talk to them and consistently get in touch with them).</li>\r\n	<li>I have spoken to executive committee members of companies in wellness, retail, garments, food, logistics, restaurant, training, recruitment, pre-need, and real estate industry among others (and I\'ve gathered different thoughts and ideas of these leaders about their own industry and how every industry can impact one another).</li>\r\n	<li>I have spoken and interviewed thousands of employees from cashier to janitor to messenger to clerk bookkeeper to accountant to managers and supervisors (and I got a remarkable  discovery that is common in them; I also discovered how we can bring out the best of every person in the workplace).</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n<h3>If you need some more, why not send us an email using this form—</h3>\r\n<!--contact form-->', 'The Crossfire Guru', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '377-revision-4', '', '', '2010-01-07 22:13:37', '2010-01-07 14:13:37', '', 377, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=382', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(383, 1, '2010-01-07 22:15:17', '2010-01-07 14:15:17', 'Crossfire is a product of LLOYDLUNA.\r\n\r\nCompanies need an outsider to facilitate their meetings such as corporate strategic planning or company performance evaluation or assessment in order for them to get an outside opinion that may have an impact on their agenda. This can help companies organize and neutralize the planning their executive committee members as well as leaders, managers, and supervisors.\r\n\r\nMy experience having worked as a consultant to big and small companies in different industries gave me an idea to launch a new brand called \"Crossfire\" where I am always caught at the middle of information sharing and debate.\r\n\r\nWhy would I be the most effective training, meeting, planning, or evaluation facilitator that you can have?\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>I have spoken to more than 100 business owners and CEOs (and I continue to talk to them and consistently get in touch with them).</li>\r\n	<li>I have spoken to executive committee members of companies in wellness, retail, garments, food, logistics, restaurant, training, recruitment, pre-need, and real estate industry among others (and I\'ve gathered different thoughts and ideas of these leaders about their own industry and how every industry can impact one another).</li>\r\n	<li>I have spoken and interviewed thousands of employees from cashier to janitor to messenger to clerk bookkeeper to accountant to managers and supervisors (and I got a remarkable  discovery that is common in them; I also discovered how we can bring out the best of every person in the workplace).</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n<h3>If you need some more, please inquire about what we can do for your team or committee.</h3>\r\n<!--contact form-->', 'The Crossfire Guru', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '377-revision-5', '', '', '2010-01-07 22:15:17', '2010-01-07 14:15:17', '', 377, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=383', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(384, 1, '2010-01-06 18:35:23', '2010-01-06 10:35:23', 'I\'m flattered the first time Canon Philippines Big Boss Ramon Arteficio asked me to visit his office. Mr. Arteficio is an avid subscriber of my newsletters and yes, I was really excited. But just like the Globe thing, the company didn\'t get me to speak not until their sales rally.\r\n\r\nI think the best is always reserved for last. Or, at least I believe it now.\r\n\r\nSecond experience to remind me of this seminar: My staff was carrying a videocam and a camera with an imprint \"Sony.\" Imagine I\'m attending a Canon event with Sony gadgets. The nest thing that happened? I heard from the big boss (and his executives agree), \"Next time, we will not see you with that one.\"\r\n\r\nTranslation: We are giving you free cameras and printers. Canon became my official printer and imaging partner after some months of negotiation.\r\n\r\nDo you also want a \"<strong>Change Management Seminar Speaker</strong>\" for your organization with a LLOYDLUNA imprint?\r\n\r\nChange management is my subject here. Canon had to go through this \"motivational talk\" because of their reorganization. I discussed several things about change. And one interesting point I gave them is that there\'s only one way out of scarcity: To out there, accept reality as it is (not as it was or we wish it were), and blend your self anew.', 'Motivational Speaking on Change at Canon', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '329-revision-2', '', '', '2010-01-06 18:35:23', '2010-01-06 10:35:23', '', 329, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=384', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(385, 1, '2010-01-06 10:00:20', '2010-01-06 02:00:20', 'Teacher Neric Acosta, a Senatorial bet in 2010 elections, visited my office. I was with my business associates ang long-time friends, Ian Barcelona, Cornel Bongco, and Pocholo Gonzales. It was basically about political consultancy that we\'re trying to work out to help Teacher Neric win the elections.\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_234\" align=\"alignleft\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Motivational Speaker meets Teacher Neric Acosta\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/lloydluna-neric-acosta.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-234\" title=\"Motivational Speaker meets Teacher Neric Acosta\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/lloydluna-neric-acosta-300x199.jpg\" alt=\"Motivational Speaker meets Teacher Neric Acosta\" width=\"300\" height=\"199\" /></a>[/caption]\r\n\r\nHere\'s an interesting thing that happened yesterday. I was flattered somehow. The moment he saw me, he said he\'s already written the first chapter of his book. I said I call it \"responding to challenge.\"\r\n\r\nAnd why not? Remember the other night when we first met at UCC Cafe in Cinnecticut St. in San Juan City? That\'s right, I showed him two out of the eight books I\'ve written. He was inspired to start his own and I said I can definitely help him out with his book project.\r\n\r\nAnd then we got to introduce ourselves to some other in his \"inner circle.\" Ian introduced our team and it\'s interesting that Neric\'s guys are people we\'ve worked in the past (and there\'s another guy that we realized a product of our youth training in the past while we were still working in Malacanang).\r\n\r\nLet me give you my personal observation about the teacher.\r\n\r\nWell, I think he\'s able to distinct himself from other aspiring senators by calling himself a \"teacher.\" In fact, he really is a teacher. That leaves the voters a choice to include an academician in the Senate. Secondly, he\'s hands-on during the brainstorming process. He\'s able to speak and communicate his imagination. He\'s a good facilitator of ideas, too. He kept on telling us that this campaign is not only about Neric but it\'s about the Filipino people who\'d rather benefit from his winning.\r\n\r\nOf course, it\'s easy to say that at the end of the day it\'s politics. Sure, there\'s always a motive or two or call it self-interest but I think that\'s how life is played. We will need to take a stand whether we like it or not.\r\n\r\nThe main theme of Neric\'s campaign is \"Kung kaya nating isipin, kaya nating gawin.\" (If we can think about it, we can do something about it.)\r\n\r\nAfter the meeting, Teacher Neric is set to have a recording nearby. But before he left our building, I made sure he\'d see my workplace. He was amazed on what he saw: the photos, the frames, certificates, and more.', 'Teacher Neric with LLOYDLUNA', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '232-revision-4', '', '', '2010-01-06 10:00:20', '2010-01-06 02:00:20', '', 232, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=385', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(386, 1, '2010-01-07 22:42:50', '2010-01-07 14:42:50', 'It was a very, very good morning. I woke up early to prepare for my meeting with senatorial candidate Gilbert Remulla (Nacionalista Party). I called him on Tuesday after our meeting with another senatorial aspirant Teacher Neric Acosta and I\'m glad Gilbert agreed to meet me and my team today.\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_387\" align=\"alignleft\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Political Consultant LLOYDLUNA with Gilbert Remulla\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG_1613.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-387 \" title=\"Political Consultant LLOYDLUNA with Gilbert Remulla\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG_1613-300x225.jpg\" alt=\"Political Consultant LLOYDLUNA with Gilbert Remulla\" width=\"300\" height=\"225\" /></a>[/caption]\r\n\r\nBut yesterday, Ian Barcelona advised me of a meeting with the bosses of Camella Homes. They\'d like to finalize the program of their 2010 Kick-off Sales Rally (and we\'re very happy to be up on stage to motivate and do a team building for their \"South team.\" They arrived at around 9:30 a.m.\r\n\r\nI decided to use my office but we transferred to Creative Center because I was about to receive Gilbert  for 10 a.m. meeting. But Gilbert called up to say he\'s on his way. A couple of minutes more and he arrived. I received him in my office.\r\n\r\nI met Gilbert during a Rotaract event in Cavite where I was one of the guest speakers. I gave him a copy of my book, Is There A Job Waiting For You? (with my signature on it) and from then I knew we can work out something together. When we met at a gymnasium there in Cavite, I called him (Senator).\r\n\r\nI asked him how he does and I asked him about his campaign. I asked him about what he still needs. He replied, \"Fund.\" (He\'s kidding, of course. But it can it be half truth?). I discussed my portfolio as a political consultant that was part of the \"Strong Republic \" gang that somehow helped get a president elected.\r\n\r\nJust like me, he\'s also a Blackberry user!\r\n\r\nWe exchanged some views and thoughts. He presented the meat of his political platform: Employment, Education, Environment. Care to get some details?\r\n\r\nAnd then Ian knocked on the door. I let him in and I introduced him to Gilbert. After 15 minutes, we changed venue. But not until I got a shot with him.\r\n\r\nWe discussed and informally proposed some things that may help his campaign.\r\n\r\n(In the afternoon, Alvin Vilanueva, Owner and Manager of Goldlane Press, dropped by my office. We basically talked about some printing business and I asked him to quote some projects that I intend to do this coming months including the 2010 LLOYDLUNA Planner and LLOYDLUNA Magazine.\r\n\r\n<h3>Care for more updates? Send me some notes.</h3>\r\n\r\n<!--contact form-->', 'LLOYDLUNA with Gilbert Remulla', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'lloydluna-with-gilbert-remulla', '', '', '2010-01-08 13:42:22', '2010-01-08 05:42:22', '', 0, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=386', 0, 'post', '', 0);
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(388, 1, '2010-01-07 22:42:11', '2010-01-07 14:42:11', 'It was a very, very good morning. I woke up early to prepare for my meeting with senatorial candidate Gilbert Remulla (Nacionalista Party). I called him on Tuesday after our meeting with another senatorial aspirant Teacher Neric Acosta and I\'m glad Gilbert agreed to meet me and my team today.\n\nBut yesterday, Ian Barcelona advised me of a meeting with the bosses of Camella Homes. They\'d like to finalize the program of their 2010 Kick-off Sales Rally (and we\'re very happy to be up on stage to motivate and do a team building for their \"South team.\" They arrived at around 9:30 a.m.\n\nI decided to use my office but we transferred to Creative Center because I was about to receive Gilbert  for 10 a.m. meeting. But Gilbert called up to say he\'s on his way. A couple of minutes more and he arrived. I received him in my office.\n\nI met Gilbert during a Rotaract event in Cavite where I was one of the guest speakers. I gave him a copy of my book, Is There A Job Waiting For You? (with my signature on it) and from then I knew we can work out something together. When we met at a gymnasium there in Cavite, I called him (Senator).\n\nI asked him how he does and I asked him about his campaign. I asked him about what he still needs. He replied, \"Fund.\" (He\'s kidding, of course. But it can it be half truth?). I discussed my portfolio as a political consultant that was part of the \"Strong Republic \" gang that somehow helped get a president elected.\n\nJust like me, he\'s also a Blackberry user!\n\nWe exchanged some views and thoughts. He presented the meat of his political platform: Employment, Education, Environment. Care to get some details?\n\n[caption id=\"attachment_387\" align=\"alignleft\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Political Consultant LLOYDLUNA with Gilbert Remulla\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG_1613.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-387 \" title=\"Political Consultant LLOYDLUNA with Gilbert Remulla\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG_1613-300x225.jpg\" alt=\"Political Consultant LLOYDLUNA with Gilbert Remulla\" width=\"300\" height=\"225\" /></a>[/caption]\n\nAnd then Ian knocked on the door. I let him in and I introduced him to Gilbert. After 15 minutes, we changed venue. But not until I got a shot with him.', 'LLOYDLUNA with Gilbert Remulla', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '386-revision', '', '', '2010-01-07 22:42:11', '2010-01-07 14:42:11', '', 386, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=388', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(389, 1, '2010-01-07 22:48:22', '2010-01-07 14:48:22', 'It was a very, very good morning. I woke up early to prepare for my meeting with senatorial candidate Gilbert Remulla (Nacionalista Party). I called him on Tuesday after our meeting with another senatorial aspirant Teacher Neric Acosta and I\'m glad Gilbert agreed to meet me and my team today.\n\n[caption id=\"attachment_387\" align=\"alignleft\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Political Consultant LLOYDLUNA with Gilbert Remulla\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG_1613.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-387 \" title=\"Political Consultant LLOYDLUNA with Gilbert Remulla\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG_1613-300x225.jpg\" alt=\"Political Consultant LLOYDLUNA with Gilbert Remulla\" width=\"300\" height=\"225\" /></a>[/caption]\n\nBut yesterday, Ian Barcelona advised me of a meeting with the bosses of Camella Homes. They\'d like to finalize the program of their 2010 Kick-off Sales Rally (and we\'re very happy to be up on stage to motivate and do a team building for their \"South team.\" They arrived at around 9:30 a.m.\n\nI decided to use my office but we transferred to Creative Center because I was about to receive Gilbert  for 10 a.m. meeting. But Gilbert called up to say he\'s on his way. A couple of minutes more and he arrived. I received him in my office.\n\nI met Gilbert during a Rotaract event in Cavite where I was one of the guest speakers. I gave him a copy of my book, Is There A Job Waiting For You? (with my signature on it) and from then I knew we can work out something together. When we met at a gymnasium there in Cavite, I called him (Senator).\n\nI asked him how he does and I asked him about his campaign. I asked him about what he still needs. He replied, \"Fund.\" (He\'s kidding, of course. But it can it be half truth?). I discussed my portfolio as a political consultant that was part of the \"Strong Republic \" gang that somehow helped get a president elected.\n\nJust like me, he\'s also a Blackberry user!\n\nWe exchanged some views and thoughts. He presented the meat of his political platform: Employment, Education, Environment. Care to get some details?\n\nAnd then Ian knocked on the door. I let him in and I introduced him to Gilbert. After 15 minutes, we changed venue. But not until I got a shot with him.\n\nWe discussed and informally proposed some things that may help his campaign.\n\n(In the afternoon, Alvin Vilanueva, Owner and Manager of Goldlane Press, dropped by my office. We basically talked about some printing business and I asked him to quote some projects that I intend to do this coming months including the 2010 LLOYDLUNA Planner and LLOYDLUNA Magazine.\n\nCare', 'LLOYDLUNA with Gilbert Remulla', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '386-autosave', '', '', '2010-01-07 22:48:22', '2010-01-07 14:48:22', '', 386, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=389', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(390, 1, '2010-01-07 22:42:50', '2010-01-07 14:42:50', 'It was a very, very good morning. I woke up early to prepare for my meeting with senatorial candidate Gilbert Remulla (Nacionalista Party). I called him on Tuesday after our meeting with another senatorial aspirant Teacher Neric Acosta and I\'m glad Gilbert agreed to meet me and my team today.\r\n\r\nBut yesterday, Ian Barcelona advised me of a meeting with the bosses of Camella Homes. They\'d like to finalize the program of their 2010 Kick-off Sales Rally (and we\'re very happy to be up on stage to motivate and do a team building for their \"South team.\" They arrived at around 9:30 a.m.\r\n\r\nI decided to use my office but we transferred to Creative Center because I was about to receive Gilbert  for 10 a.m. meeting. But Gilbert called up to say he\'s on his way. A couple of minutes more and he arrived. I received him in my office.\r\n\r\nI met Gilbert during a Rotaract event in Cavite where I was one of the guest speakers. I gave him a copy of my book, Is There A Job Waiting For You? (with my signature on it) and from then I knew we can work out something together. When we met at a gymnasium there in Cavite, I called him (Senator).\r\n\r\nI asked him how he does and I asked him about his campaign. I asked him about what he still needs. He replied, \"Fund.\" (He\'s kidding, of course. But it can it be half truth?). I discussed my portfolio as a political consultant that was part of the \"Strong Republic \" gang that somehow helped get a president elected.\r\n\r\nJust like me, he\'s also a Blackberry user!\r\n\r\nWe exchanged some views and thoughts. He presented the meat of his political platform: Employment, Education, Environment. Care to get some details?\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_387\" align=\"alignleft\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Political Consultant LLOYDLUNA with Gilbert Remulla\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG_1613.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-387 \" title=\"Political Consultant LLOYDLUNA with Gilbert Remulla\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG_1613-300x225.jpg\" alt=\"Political Consultant LLOYDLUNA with Gilbert Remulla\" width=\"300\" height=\"225\" /></a>[/caption]\r\n\r\nAnd then Ian knocked on the door. I let him in and I introduced him to Gilbert. After 15 minutes, we changed venue. But not until I got a shot with him.', 'LLOYDLUNA with Gilbert Remulla', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '386-revision-2', '', '', '2010-01-07 22:42:50', '2010-01-07 14:42:50', '', 386, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=390', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(391, 1, '2010-01-07 22:44:14', '2010-01-07 14:44:14', 'It was a very, very good morning. I woke up early to prepare for my meeting with senatorial candidate Gilbert Remulla (Nacionalista Party). I called him on Tuesday after our meeting with another senatorial aspirant Teacher Neric Acosta and I\'m glad Gilbert agreed to meet me and my team today.\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_387\" align=\"alignleft\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Political Consultant LLOYDLUNA with Gilbert Remulla\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG_1613.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-387 \" title=\"Political Consultant LLOYDLUNA with Gilbert Remulla\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG_1613-300x225.jpg\" alt=\"Political Consultant LLOYDLUNA with Gilbert Remulla\" width=\"300\" height=\"225\" /></a>[/caption]\r\n\r\nBut yesterday, Ian Barcelona advised me of a meeting with the bosses of Camella Homes. They\'d like to finalize the program of their 2010 Kick-off Sales Rally (and we\'re very happy to be up on stage to motivate and do a team building for their \"South team.\" They arrived at around 9:30 a.m.\r\n\r\nI decided to use my office but we transferred to Creative Center because I was about to receive Gilbert  for 10 a.m. meeting. But Gilbert called up to say he\'s on his way. A couple of minutes more and he arrived. I received him in my office.\r\n\r\nI met Gilbert during a Rotaract event in Cavite where I was one of the guest speakers. I gave him a copy of my book, Is There A Job Waiting For You? (with my signature on it) and from then I knew we can work out something together. When we met at a gymnasium there in Cavite, I called him (Senator).\r\n\r\nI asked him how he does and I asked him about his campaign. I asked him about what he still needs. He replied, \"Fund.\" (He\'s kidding, of course. But it can it be half truth?). I discussed my portfolio as a political consultant that was part of the \"Strong Republic \" gang that somehow helped get a president elected.\r\n\r\nJust like me, he\'s also a Blackberry user!\r\n\r\nWe exchanged some views and thoughts. He presented the meat of his political platform: Employment, Education, Environment. Care to get some details?\r\n\r\nAnd then Ian knocked on the door. I let him in and I introduced him to Gilbert. After 15 minutes, we changed venue. But not until I got a shot with him.', 'LLOYDLUNA with Gilbert Remulla', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '386-revision-3', '', '', '2010-01-07 22:44:14', '2010-01-07 14:44:14', '', 386, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=391', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(392, 1, '2010-01-07 22:48:55', '2010-01-07 14:48:55', 'It was a very, very good morning. I woke up early to prepare for my meeting with senatorial candidate Gilbert Remulla (Nacionalista Party). I called him on Tuesday after our meeting with another senatorial aspirant Teacher Neric Acosta and I\'m glad Gilbert agreed to meet me and my team today.\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_387\" align=\"alignleft\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Political Consultant LLOYDLUNA with Gilbert Remulla\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG_1613.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-387 \" title=\"Political Consultant LLOYDLUNA with Gilbert Remulla\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG_1613-300x225.jpg\" alt=\"Political Consultant LLOYDLUNA with Gilbert Remulla\" width=\"300\" height=\"225\" /></a>[/caption]\r\n\r\nBut yesterday, Ian Barcelona advised me of a meeting with the bosses of Camella Homes. They\'d like to finalize the program of their 2010 Kick-off Sales Rally (and we\'re very happy to be up on stage to motivate and do a team building for their \"South team.\" They arrived at around 9:30 a.m.\r\n\r\nI decided to use my office but we transferred to Creative Center because I was about to receive Gilbert  for 10 a.m. meeting. But Gilbert called up to say he\'s on his way. A couple of minutes more and he arrived. I received him in my office.\r\n\r\nI met Gilbert during a Rotaract event in Cavite where I was one of the guest speakers. I gave him a copy of my book, Is There A Job Waiting For You? (with my signature on it) and from then I knew we can work out something together. When we met at a gymnasium there in Cavite, I called him (Senator).\r\n\r\nI asked him how he does and I asked him about his campaign. I asked him about what he still needs. He replied, \"Fund.\" (He\'s kidding, of course. But it can it be half truth?). I discussed my portfolio as a political consultant that was part of the \"Strong Republic \" gang that somehow helped get a president elected.\r\n\r\nJust like me, he\'s also a Blackberry user!\r\n\r\nWe exchanged some views and thoughts. He presented the meat of his political platform: Employment, Education, Environment. Care to get some details?\r\n\r\nAnd then Ian knocked on the door. I let him in and I introduced him to Gilbert. After 15 minutes, we changed venue. But not until I got a shot with him.\r\n\r\nWe discussed and informally proposed some things that may help his campaign.\r\n\r\n(In the afternoon, Alvin Vilanueva, Owner and Manager of Goldlane Press, dropped by my office. We basically talked about some printing business and I asked him to quote some projects that I intend to do this coming months including the 2010 LLOYDLUNA Planner and LLOYDLUNA Magazine.\r\n\r\n<h3>Care for more updates? Send me some notes.</h3>\r\n\r\n<!--contact form-->', 'LLOYDLUNA with Gilbert Remulla', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '386-revision-4', '', '', '2010-01-07 22:48:55', '2010-01-07 14:48:55', '', 386, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=392', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(393, 1, '2010-01-06 16:32:01', '2010-01-06 08:32:01', '<p style=\"text-align: left;\">From a confident blue, we are now a passionate red. And we\'ve just taken another step up.</p>\r\nWhen I started LLOYDLUNA in December 2005, it was Donald Trump who deeply inspired me to come up with my own business and put my name on it. Putting a company up with nothing but God-given talents and learned skills, I made it a serious business to go the the Trade Department and register my business.\r\n\r\nHonestly, I didn\'t know what to do and how to go about it. But I was there asking some people around, most of them were strangers who were also setting up their own. No one was there at my side to tell me exactly what to do and the government instrumentalities made it even harder for a start up like me. But I was there trying to see where that courage (crazy act) would take me.\r\n\r\nMy parents never knew about it. Nobody knew I was up to something. Putting up my own business despite a very little capitalization (that wold likely last up to a week or two), is my own idea. It wasn\'t clear how I will do one thing after the other. \"What\'s next?\" became the most uttered question during those days.\r\n\r\nI do my own brand design for two reasons: One, I don\'t have the money to pay for designer. Two, I know a bit about it plus I have a little skill. And so I made my first logo and colored it blue. My research tells me \"blue\" is a business color. In 2009, I decided to modify it somewhere near what I thought my brand should be.\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_307\" align=\"alignleft\" width=\"405\" caption=\"LLOYDLUNA (2005), LLOYDLUNA (2009), LLOYDLUNA (2010)\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/logo-eveolution.png\"><img class=\"size-full wp-image-307 \" title=\"LLOYDLUNA Logo Evolution\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/logo-eveolution.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"405\" height=\"180\" /></a>[/caption]\r\n\r\nThis year, I commissioned a professional brand strategist called Ninja Starfish to help me start the new decade right by coming up with a stronger and more relevant brand.\r\n\r\nFrom a confident, stable, and peaceful blue, we decided to step up to a passionate, ambitious, and strong red—because we believe it\'s who we have become.\r\n\r\nThe new logo went through a scientific process and a little bit of a testing. And we\'re very happy to experience those professional branding processes. Special thanks is given to Ninja Starfish for coming up with a far better identity.', 'The New LLOYD LUNA', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '305-revision-8', '', '', '2010-01-06 16:32:01', '2010-01-06 08:32:01', '', 305, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=393', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(394, 1, '2010-01-08 16:17:46', '2010-01-08 08:17:46', 'LLOYDLUNA is a personal brand derived from my name (obviously!). I think I can explain why and how it happened.\r\n<div class=\"mceTemp\"><dl id=\"attachment_1568\" class=\"wp-caption alignleft\" style=\"width: 310px;\"><dt class=\"wp-caption-dt\"><a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/LLOYDLUNA-Logo-home2.png\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-1568\" title=\"LLOYDLUNA-Logo\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/LLOYDLUNA-Logo-home2-300x87.png\" alt=\"LLOYDLUNA Logo\" width=\"300\" height=\"87\" /></a></dt></dl></div>\r\nA couple of reasons why and how I started this LLOYDLUNA brand. One, I was highly influenced by Donald Trump. Two, it\'s pretty hard to think a company name especially if \"you are your own company.\" That is, I am the business—not the books or the speeches. Three, my name is the sweetest sound I hear from time to time.\r\n\r\nBut really, I think I am blessed with such a short name. Now, I am very thankful to have been named with such a recall. It\'s very easy to pronounce (with only three syllables as \"Blackberry\").\r\n\r\nI must admit though that when I was younger, I used to ask my parents why I have to have a very short one. My classmates, I would envy them, would have to to three first name. I only had one. Yes, it my be an advantage mostly when the teacher surprises you with a short quiz. You get to finish writing your name in no time while they are still writing down their third first name. But when I would be called to go up on stage as an honor student, my name is a lighting to the ear.\r\n\r\nNonetheless, I got this name and I have made a lot of money and privileges out of it. It\'s simply something that I\'s proud of—and of course my parents, too!\r\n\r\nPersonal branding has something to do with the person\'s name. It\'s putting your name on every imprint, merchandise, service, or apparel that you have. It\'s something that people buy. They buy the name so they buy the product or service. Personal branding is about that name being trusted and patronized because of a remarkable experience with the person.\r\n\r\nSo I thought people buy my books not even because of the interesting titles but because it\'s written by LLOYDLUNA. People attend my seminar not only because they need to attend but because they know it\'s LLOYDLUNA. People buy my collectible items because they want to be associated with LLOYDLUNA. People get me as a consultant because they know that LLOYDLUNA is a dependable consultant.\r\n\r\nPerhaps they were inspired or motivated by my talks and speeches. Perhaps they enjoyed my training. Perhaps they get organized because I facilitated the meeting excellently. Perhaps they believed in my principles and philosophies.\r\n\r\nThere are too may reasons why people patronize LLOYDLUNA. And as a personal brand, the promise is always there. If you\'ll have to succeed, we will have you guided.', 'Personal Branding Expert', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'filipino-personal-branding-expert-asia', '', '', '2010-05-04 11:49:59', '2010-05-04 03:49:59', '', 2, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?page_id=394', 5, 'page', '', 0),
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(396, 1, '2010-01-10 20:54:19', '2010-01-10 12:54:19', 'LLOYDLUNA is a personal brand derived from my name (obviously!). I think I can explain why and how it happened.\n\nA couple of reasons why and how I started this LLOYDLUNA brand. One, I was highly influenced by Donald Trump. Two, it\'s pretty hard to think a company name especially if \"you are your own company.\" That is, I am the business—not the books or the speeches. Three, my name is the sweetest sound I hear from time to time.\n\nBut really, I think I am blessed with such a short name. Now, I am very thankful to have been named with such a recall. It\'s very easy to pronounce (with only three syllables as \"Blackberry\").\n\nI must admit though that when I was younger, I used to ask my parents why I have to have a very short one. My classmates, I would envy them, would have to to three first name. I only had one. Yes, it my be an advantage mostly when the teacher surprises you with a short quiz. You get to finish writing your name in no time while they are still writing down their third first name. But when I would be called to go up on stage as an honor student, my name is a lighting to the ear.\n\nNonetheless, I got this name and I have made a lot of money and privileges out of it. It\'s simply something that I\'s proud of—and of course my parents, too!\n\nPersonal branding has something to do with the person\'s name. It\'s putting your name on every imprint, merchandise, service, or apparel that you have. It\'s something that people buy. They buy the name so they buy the product or service. Personal branding is about that name being trusted and patronized because of a remarkable experience with the person.\n\nSo I thought people buy my books not even because of the interesting titles but because it\'s written by LLOYDLUNA. People attend my seminar not only because they need to attend but because they know it\'s LLOYDLUNA. People buy my collectible items because they want to be associated with LLOYDLUNA. People get me as a consultant because they know that LLOYDLUNA is a dependable consultant.\n\nPerhaps they were inspired or motivated by my talks and speeches. Perhaps they enjoyed my training. Perhaps they get organized because I facilitated the meeting excellently. Perhaps they believed in my principles and philosophies.\n\nThere are too may reasons why people patronize LLOYDLUNA. And as a personal brand, the promise is always there. If you\'ll have to succeed, we will have you guided.', 'The Personal Branding Expert', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '394-autosave', '', '', '2010-01-10 20:54:19', '2010-01-10 12:54:19', '', 394, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=396', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
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(404, 1, '2009-01-24 18:29:51', '2009-01-24 10:29:51', 'Writing this column is quite a challenge for me. I’ve just finished a a one-day training for DBP-DEEP Scholars at Cebu Normal University. I’ve left my hotel (Cebu Midtown) after an early breakfast.\r\n\r\nNow comes the news: Cebu Pacific Flight 5J 576 originally scheduled at 8:15PM to Manila will be delayed to 10:20PM due to late landing of the war craft. I thought wow, this is a perfect opportunity for me to share my thoughts on “delays.”\r\n\r\nBeing a motivational speaker in the Philippines, the youngest and they say the most dynamic and energetic, I’m used to travel and therefore used to delays. Several times when I get to give corporate talks on Internet Marketing, Sales, and General Motivation for Employees (and Business people), never have I controlled the time. But this isn’t about being delayed, being on time, nor being earlier. This is about a virtue we call patience.\r\n\r\nAfter the announcement that we’re taking off the runway later than schedule, you can see disappointment in the faces of passengers. The blame game is on.\r\n\r\nI’m tired and I wanted to rest. I can understand people. They have reasons to get disappointed. They have their schedules, too and I assume they wanted to touch down NAIA Terminal 3 by 9:15PM. It’s now 9:25PM and I’m still blogging from my Dell Laptop. I just have to thank that there’s an available Wi-fi here at Mactan-Cebu International Airport.\r\n\r\nBut reasons shouldn’t go over understanding. What does it make of you showing disappointment in a circumstance that no one really likes? And who would want to have a delayed flight? Yeah, you’re right–no one.\r\n\r\nIn other words, there’s no use to get disappointed. It only takes away more energy from you and all the more you’re getting tired and exhausted. Since nobody wanted this to happen, I believe it’s useless to dwell on this. I thank God for my laptop. Now, I have something to do.\r\n\r\nFor some people without anything to do, time should be even longer. For those who are not used to delays, it’s uncomfortable. But this is a piece of reality and it’s happening now. The only option that we all have is to wait.\r\n\r\nPatience is truly a virtue and a discipline. When practiced constantly, it’s very instrumental in achieving a certain level of peace of mind. It’s not just a concept of being able to wait but the idea of being able to be at peace while waiting.\r\n\r\nI can only think that if we were able to depart here on time, something may have happened. Delays for me serve a purpose. I may not know what that purpose may be but I believe there is.\r\n\r\nOppps. The war craft just arrived. I have to prepare. This delay gave me an opportunity to share. I was able to fill in my dull and null and idle schedule.', 'Lesson from a motivational speaker in the Philippines', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'lesson-from-a-motivational-speaker-in-the-philippines', '', '', '2010-01-08 18:31:39', '2010-01-08 10:31:39', '', 0, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=404', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(405, 1, '2010-01-08 18:30:59', '2010-01-08 10:30:59', 'Writing this column is quite a challenge for me. I’ve just finished a a one-day training for DBP-DEEP Scholars at Cebu Normal University. I’ve left my hotel (Cebu Midtown) after an early breakfast.\n\nNow comes the news: Cebu Pacific Flight 5J 576 originally scheduled at 8:15PM to Manila will be delayed to 10:20PM due to late landing of the war craft. I thought wow, this is a perfect opportunity for me to share my thoughts on “delays.”\n\nBeing a motivational speaker in the Philippines, the youngest and they say the most dynamic and energetic, I’m used to travel and therefore used to delays. Several times when I get to give corporate talks on Internet Marketing, Sales, and General Motivation for Employees (and Business people), never have I controlled the time. But this isn’t about being delayed, being on time, nor being earlier. This is about a virtue we call patience.\n\nAfter the announcement that we’re taking off the runway later than schedule, you can see disappointment in the faces of passengers. The blame game is on.\n\nI’m tired and I wanted to rest. I can understand people. They have reasons to get disappointed. They have their schedules, too and I assume they wanted to touch down NAIA Terminal 3 by 9:15PM. It’s now 9:25PM and I’m still blogging from my Dell Laptop. I just have to thank that there’s an available Wi-fi here at Mactan-Cebu International Airport.\n\nBut reasons shouldn’t go over understanding. What does it make of you showing disappointment in a circumstance that no one really likes? And who would want to have a delayed flight? Yeah, you’re right–no one.\n\nIn other words, there’s no use to get disappointed. It only takes away more energy from you and all the more you’re getting tired and exhausted. Since nobody wanted this to happen, I believe it’s useless to dwell on this. I thank God for my laptop. Now, I have something to do.\n\nFor some people without anything to do, time should be even longer. For those who are not used to delays, it’s uncomfortable. But this is a piece of reality and it’s happening now. The only option that we all have is to wait.\n\nPatience is truly a virtue and a discipline. When practiced constantly, it’s very instrumental in achieving a certain level of peace of mind. It’s not just a concept of being able to wait but the idea of being able to be at peace while waiting.\n\nI can only think that if we were able to depart here on time, something may have happened. Delays for me serve a purpose. I may not know what that purpose may be but I believe there is.\n\nOppps. The war craft just arrived. I have to prepare. This delay gave me an opportunity to share. I was able to fill in my dull and null and idle schedule.', 'Lesson from a motivational speaker in the Philippines', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '404-revision', '', '', '2010-01-08 18:30:59', '2010-01-08 10:30:59', '', 404, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=405', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
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(409, 1, '2010-01-08 23:18:34', '2010-01-08 15:18:34', 'This morning, I gave an interview to Nicky Acuna, a business adminstration (with accounting) major from the University of the Philippines in Diliman. He asked me about my work as a CEO (Chief Executive Officer).\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_410\" align=\"alignleft\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Nicky Acuna meets The LLOYDLUNA\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG00791-20100108-1051.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-410\" title=\"Nicky Acuna meets The LLOYDLUNA\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG00791-20100108-1051-300x225.jpg\" alt=\"Nicky Acuna meets The LLOYDLUNA\" width=\"300\" height=\"225\" /></a>[/caption]\r\n\r\nWell, being a Chief Executive Officer (and owner of my own business) under the age of 30, it\'s an honor for me to invest my time sharing my experiences, wisdom, and ideas in the hope that they, too, can get an inspiration from my life\'s journey to entrepreneurship. Like perhaps some of those who started with very little, I think it\'s always an exciting feeling to allow these students to conduct an interview face to face.\r\n\r\nI make sure to accommodate these students, researchers, and media people because I want to get my message across. I think the more people hear my story, the better.\r\n\r\nNicky wrote in our guestbook, \"Thanks for accommodating me given a very short notice. I truly learned a lot from the words of wisdom that you have shared with me.\"\r\n\r\nAnd then shortly after that, I went to Creative Center for n informal meeting with an account executive of Private Iris. Czari Flores is her name. I found out she\'s also into writing. Her mother has been convincing her to write a book on \"How To Get Higher Grades.\" I said my publishing company can help her do that.\r\n\r\nShe wrote in our guestbook, \"Nice to meet you, Mr. Lloyd. I\'ve been searching online for Internet Marketing seminar. Hope you could inform me when you have seminar workshop again. And I hope I could read your book! Looking forward to that \"See you next time.\"\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_419\" align=\"alignleft\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Sarah Torres and Kris Jose with The LLOYDLUNA\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/20248_1287912471884_1052341567_882421_8181997_n.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-419\" title=\"Sarah Torres and Kris Jose with The LLOYDLUNA\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/20248_1287912471884_1052341567_882421_8181997_n-300x225.jpg\" alt=\"Sarah Torres and Kris Jose with The LLOYDLUNA\" width=\"300\" height=\"225\" /></a>[/caption]\r\n\r\nLastly, students from Miriam College also did an interview at around 7 p.m. It was fun and I learned that it\'s for their thesis. The subject is about being an infopreneur, which I\'m sure I am. There\'s a video that I\'ll post maybe tomorrow (and the pictures, too!)\r\n\r\nIn this interview, I simply answered questions about Internet marketing. As an infopreneur, I felt obliged to not just warn but guide aspiring entrepreneurs who are too excited to join the Internet marketing business. I think there are also bubbles in this industry.\r\n\r\nI made it clear that Internet marketing isn\'t really as easy as it looks like. People should learn about the principles so that when technology changes, they can still go on without major scratches.\r\n\r\nIn between of course were phone calls left and right. And I got a very good business proposal for the coming elections.', 'I simply answered their questions', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'i-simply-answered-their-questions', '', '', '2010-01-12 12:52:26', '2010-01-12 04:52:26', '', 0, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=409', 0, 'post', '', 1),
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(420, 1, '2010-01-08 23:23:04', '2010-01-08 15:23:04', 'This morning, I gave an interview to Nicky Acuna, a business adminstration (with accounting) major from the University of the Philippines in Diliman. He asked me about my work as a CEO (Chief Executive Officer).\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_410\" align=\"alignleft\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Nicky Acuna meets The LLOYDLUNA\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG00791-20100108-1051.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-410\" title=\"Nicky Acuna meets The LLOYDLUNA\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG00791-20100108-1051-300x225.jpg\" alt=\"Nicky Acuna meets The LLOYDLUNA\" width=\"300\" height=\"225\" /></a>[/caption]\r\n\r\nWell, being a Chief Executive Officer (and owner of my own business) under the age of 30, it\'s an honor for me to invest my time sharing my experiences, wisdom, and ideas in the hope that they, too, can get an inspiration from my life\'s journey to entrepreneurship. Like perhaps some of those who started with very little, I think it\'s always an exciting feeling to allow these students to conduct an interview face to face.\r\n\r\nI make sure to accommodate these students, researchers, and media people because I want to get my message across. I think the more people hear my story, the better.\r\n\r\nNicky wrote in our guestbook, \"Thanks for accommodating me given a very short notice. I truly learned a lot from the words of wisdom that you have shared with me.\"\r\n\r\nAnd then shortly after that, I went to Creative Center for n informal meeting with an account executive of Private Iris. Czari Flores is her name. I found out she\'s also into writing. Her mother has been convincing her to write a book on \"How To Get Higher Grades.\" I said my publishing company can help her do that.\r\n\r\nShe wrote in our guestbook, \"Nice to meet you, Mr. Lloyd. I\'ve been searching online for Internet Marketing seminar. Hope you could inform me when you have seminar workshop again. And I hope I could read your book! Looking forward to that \"See you next time.\"\r\n\r\nLastly, students from Miriam College also did an interview at around 7 p.m. It was fun and I learned that it\'s for their thesis. The subject is about being an infopreneur, which I\'m sure I am. There\'s a video that I\'ll post maybe tomorrow (and the pictures, too!)\r\n\r\nIn between of course were phone calls left and right. And I got a very good business proposal for the coming elections.', 'I simply answered their questions', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '409-revision-3', '', '', '2010-01-08 23:23:04', '2010-01-08 15:23:04', '', 409, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=420', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
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(435, 1, '2010-01-09 11:11:21', '2010-01-09 03:11:21', 'Client Name: <strong><a href=\"http://www.envglobal.net/\" target=\"_blank\">Environments Global</a></strong>\r\nVenues: Ortigas and Makati City | Date: February 26 and 27, 2009\r\nTopic: The Obvious: There’s No Secret to Success\r\n\r\nEvent Description: I was invited to motivate their employees. The opening of 2009 was a bit difficult and there is a need for the company to invite a motivational speaker. I spoke at two venues. One at their Ortigas office and the other one in Makati City. The goal was to energize the participants amid difficult, struggling times.', 'Workplace Employee Motivation for Environments Global', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'motivation-for-environments-global', '', '', '2010-05-05 22:31:25', '2010-05-05 14:31:25', '', 0, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=435', 0, 'post', '', 0),
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(448, 1, '2010-01-09 12:24:26', '2010-01-09 04:24:26', 'Started in November 2008, LLOYDLUNA Internet Marketing Seminar Workshop, a monthly two-day internet marketing coaching program is now on its second year. We are very happy to have to following <strong><a href=\"http://lloydluna.com/clients\" target=\"_blank\">companies</a></strong> enrolled (and execute whatever pieces of knowledge we\'ve given them within the duration of the training.\r\n\r\n<strong><a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/?p=462\">Who else attended our Internet Marketing Seminar?</a></strong>', 'Internet Marketing Seminar Workshop in the Philippines', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'internet-marketing-seminar-workshop-in-the-philippines', '', '', '2013-05-28 10:10:02', '2013-05-28 02:10:02', '', 0, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=448', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(1203, 1, '2010-03-02 08:28:55', '2010-03-02 00:28:55', 'Client Name: <strong>Omniland / Invest and Own Realty</strong> (<strong><a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/www.camellahomes.com1.ph\">Motivational Talk during Christmas Party</a></strong>)\r\nVenue: Las Pinas City | Date: December 2009\r\nTopic: The Obvious: There\'s No Secret to Success\r\n\r\nEvent Description: Invest and Own Realty made a unique Christmas celebration with me as a motivational speaker along with other speakers Pocholo Gonzales, Ian Barcelona, and Cornel Bongco. This deal is new since most companies simply celebrate parties with fun games and raffles. This time, there\'s a moment full of inspiration and motivation.', 'LLOYDLUNA motivates Invest and Own Realty', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'lloydluna-motivates-invest-and-own-realty', '', '', '2013-05-28 10:11:07', '2013-05-28 02:11:07', '', 0, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=1203', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(449, 1, '2010-01-09 12:23:09', '2010-01-09 04:23:09', 'Started in November 2008, LLOYDLUNA Internet Marketing Seminar Workshop, a monthly two-day internet marketing coaching program is now on its second year. We are very happy to have to following companies enrolled (and execute whatever pieces of knowledge we\'ve given them within the duration of the training.\n\nHere\'s the partial list.\n\nJRS Express, Puratos (Philippines), FaxCable, Rico Philippines Industrial Corporation, Scene and Beauty, Emelino T. Maestro Group, ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corp,. The Filipino Channel, Telepinas, ABS-CBN Interactive, Microtel, Anchorland Holdings, Montifar Photography, Kaisa Consulting, Honda Cars, Belciña Realty, Sykes Asia Inc., Matuguina Law Office, ARRLAND Realty, Global Travel, Aboitiz Land, Inc., Cordia Phils., Mc Dela Fuente, Basilland, Johndorf Ventures, Inc., Matiao Real Estate Corp., Secure DNA, Amega Global, Hercules Realty, Primary Homes, Park Mall, Cebu Realty, Sugbuanon Realty, Land Asia Realty, Visayas Second Raw Corp., Psalm Property Venture &amp; Development, Rel Trading, Marco Polo Plaza, Spaceland Realty, Taft Property, <span>Solid Green V. </span><span>Wade, Colliers Int\'l., Vazbuilt-Cebu, Jovial Media Events, Philtropics, OPMC, Cherry Automobile, Primary Motor, Gem Realty, Ahead Learning System, Team Energy, PAREB, RCW Foundation, Megawecare, Sun Life Financial, Cebu Realty, Tieline, Center for Leadership and Change Inc., Franklin-Covey, New San Jose Builders (The Fort Victoria), Development Bank of the Phils., MJV Global, Stance Consultancy, Idess Interactive, Telepinas, Kaisa Consulting, Thomson-Reuters, CSM Publishing, Laus Group of Companies, Rabbit Advertising, My House Magazine, and Resulta Realty</span>', 'Internet Marketing Seminar Workshop in the Philippines', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '448-revision', '', '', '2010-01-09 12:23:09', '2010-01-09 04:23:09', '', 448, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=449', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(450, 1, '2010-03-02 08:20:22', '2010-03-02 00:20:22', 'Started in November 2008, LLOYDLUNA Internet Marketing Seminar Workshop, a monthly two-day internet marketing coaching program is now on its second year. We are very happy to have to following <strong><a href=\"http://lloydluna.com/clients\" target=\"_blank\">companies</a></strong> enrolled (and execute whatever pieces of knowledge we\'ve given them within the duration of the training.\n\n<strong><a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=462\">Who else attended our Internet Marketing Seminar?</a></strong>', 'Internet Marketing Seminar Workshop in the Philippines', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '448-autosave', '', '', '2010-03-02 08:20:22', '2010-03-02 00:20:22', '', 448, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=450', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1202, 1, '2010-01-09 15:06:01', '2010-01-09 07:06:01', 'Started in November 2008, LLOYDLUNA Internet Marketing Seminar Workshop, a monthly two-day internet marketing coaching program is now on its second year. We are very happy to have to following companies enrolled (and execute whatever pieces of knowledge we\'ve given them within the duration of the training.\r\n\r\nHere\'s the partial list.\r\n\r\nJRS Express, Puratos (Philippines), FaxCable, Rico Philippines Industrial Corporation, Scene and Beauty, Emelino T. Maestro Group, ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corp,. The Filipino Channel, Telepinas, ABS-CBN Interactive, Microtel, Anchorland Holdings, Montifar Photography, Kaisa Consulting, Honda Cars, Belciña Realty, Sykes Asia Inc., Matuguina Law Office, and ARRLAND Realty. <strong><a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=462\">Who else attended our Internet Marketing Seminar?</a></strong>', 'Internet Marketing Seminar Workshop in the Philippines', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '448-revision-7', '', '', '2010-01-09 15:06:01', '2010-01-09 07:06:01', '', 448, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=1202', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(465, 1, '2010-01-09 09:10:16', '2010-01-09 01:10:16', 'Client Name: <strong><a href=\"https://www.landbank.com/\" target=\"_blank\">Landbank of the Philippines</a></strong>\r\nVenue: Landbank Building, Malate, Manila | Date: November 5, 2009\r\nTopic: The Obvious: There\'s No Secret to Success\r\n\r\nEvent Description: Landbank executives had a one-day strategic planning and part of the program is my speech on my latest book, The Obvious. This is basically to energize the team to achieve their quota for the coming year.', 'Landbank of the Philippines Strategic Planning Keynote Speech', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '428-revision-2', '', '', '2010-01-09 09:10:16', '2010-01-09 01:10:16', '', 428, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=465', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(466, 1, '2010-01-09 14:52:29', '2010-01-09 06:52:29', 'Client Name: <strong><a href=\"https://www.landbank.com/\" target=\"_blank\">Landbank of the Philippines</a></strong>\r\nVenue: Landbank Building, Malate, Manila | Date: November 5, 2009\r\nTopic: The Obvious: There\'s No Secret to Success\r\n\r\nEvent Description: Landbank executives had a one-day strategic planning and part of the program is my speech on my latest book, The Obvious. This is basically to energize the team to achieve their quota for the coming year.', 'Landbank of the Philippines Strategic Planning Keynote Speech', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '428-revision-3', '', '', '2010-01-09 14:52:29', '2010-01-09 06:52:29', '', 428, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=466', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(451, 1, '2010-01-09 12:24:26', '2010-01-09 04:24:26', 'Started in November 2008, LLOYDLUNA Internet Marketing Seminar Workshop, a monthly two-day internet marketing coaching program is now on its second year. We are very happy to have to following companies enrolled (and execute whatever pieces of knowledge we\'ve given them within the duration of the training.\r\n\r\nHere\'s the partial list.\r\n\r\nJRS Express, Puratos (Philippines), FaxCable, Rico Philippines Industrial Corporation, Scene and Beauty, Emelino T. Maestro Group, ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corp,. The Filipino Channel, Telepinas, ABS-CBN Interactive, Microtel, Anchorland Holdings, Montifar Photography, Kaisa Consulting, Honda Cars, Belciña Realty, Sykes Asia Inc., Matuguina Law Office, ARRLAND Realty, Global Travel, Aboitiz Land, Inc., Cordia Phils., Mc Dela Fuente, Basilland, Johndorf Ventures, Inc., Matiao Real Estate Corp., Secure DNA, Amega Global, Hercules Realty, Primary Homes, Park Mall, Cebu Realty, Sugbuanon Realty, Land Asia Realty, Visayas Second Raw Corp., Psalm Property Venture &amp; Development, Rel Trading, Marco Polo Plaza, Spaceland Realty, Taft Property, <span>Solid Green V. </span><span>Wade, Colliers Int\'l., Vazbuilt-Cebu, Jovial Media Events, Philtropics, OPMC, Cherry Automobile, Primary Motor, Gem Realty, Ahead Learning System, Team Energy, PAREB, RCW Foundation, Megawecare, Sun Life Financial, Cebu Realty, Tieline, Center for Leadership and Change Inc., Franklin-Covey, New San Jose Builders (The Fort Victoria), Development Bank of the Phils., MJV Global, Stance Consultancy, Idess Interactive, Telepinas, Kaisa Consulting, Thomson-Reuters, CSM Publishing, Laus Group of Companies, Rabbit Advertising, My House Magazine, and Resulta Realty</span>', 'Internet Marketing Seminar Workshop in the Philippines', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '448-revision-2', '', '', '2010-01-09 12:24:26', '2010-01-09 04:24:26', '', 448, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=451', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(462, 1, '2010-01-09 14:43:57', '2010-01-09 06:43:57', 'I\'ve been teaching Internet marketing classes because I\'d like to share what I\'ve learned and proven. Unlike other Internet marketers who claim to be gurus, I simply love teaching people what works.\r\n\r\nI don\'t share what I don\'t experience. That\'s it.\r\n\r\nIn my years of using the Internet as my marketing weapon that made LLOYDLUNA brand popular, I found out some principles that can help small and big companies to spend less while getting more. Gone were the days of an IT company offering you the most effective way to succeed in this Internet war. And then they ask for too much cost.\r\n\r\nI share with my students different tools that they can use for free. I teach them the venues where they can go to promote, market or even sell their products or service. That\'s it. So here are some list of my students.\r\n\r\nCompanies such as Global Travel, Aboitiz Land, Inc., Cordia Phils., Mc Dela Fuente, Basilland, Johndorf Ventures, Inc., Matiao Real Estate Corp., Secure DNA, Amega Global, Hercules Realty, Primary Homes, Park Mall, Cebu Realty, Sugbuanon Realty, Land Asia Realty, Visayas Second Raw Corp., Psalm Property Venture &amp; Development, Rel Trading, Marco Polo Plaza, Spaceland Realty, Taft Property, Solid Green V. Wade, Colliers Int\'l., Vazbuilt-Cebu, Jovial Media Events, Philtropics, OPMC, Cherry Automobile, Primary Motor, Gem Realty, Ahead Learning System, Team Energy, PAREB, RCW Foundation, Megawecare, Sun Life Financial, and Cebu Realty.\r\n\r\nAttending our workshop also were Tieline, Center for Leadership and Change Inc., Franklin-Covey, New San Jose Builders (The Fort Victoria), Development Bank of the Phils., MJV Global, Stance Consultancy, Idess Interactive, Telepinas, Kaisa Consulting, Thomson-Reuters, CSM Publishing, Laus Group of Companies, Rabbit Advertising, My House Magazine, and Resulta Realty.', 'Companies get the best Internet Marketing Seminar', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'companies-gets-the-best-internet-marketing-seminar', '', '', '2010-01-12 12:53:15', '2010-01-12 04:53:15', '', 0, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=462', 0, 'post', '', 1),
(452, 1, '2010-01-09 12:54:43', '2010-01-09 04:54:43', 'Client: <strong><a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/www.philsutech.com\" target=\"_blank\">Philippine Sugar Technologist Association of the Philippines</a></strong>\r\nVenue: Waterfront Hotel Cebu | Date: August 13, 2009\r\nTopic: The Obvious: There\'s No Secret To Success\r\n\r\nEvent Description: I was invited to speak before the delegates of the annual convention of the Philippines largest organization in sugar industry. Waterfront Hotel and Casino is a great place to stay in Cebu. I enjoy my accommodation there, not to mention the clean room where I stayed. I even took a <a title=\"LLOYDLUNA Philsutech\" href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/watch?v=eWj4G6XHwlc\" target=\"_blank\"><strong>short video thanking the organizers</strong></a> inside my room.', 'Philippine Sugar Technologist Association Motivational Keynote Speaker', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'philippine-sugar-technologist-association-motivational-keynote-speaker', '', '', '2013-05-28 10:10:15', '2013-05-28 02:10:15', '', 0, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=452', 0, 'post', '', 2),
(453, 1, '2010-01-09 12:53:49', '2010-01-09 04:53:49', 'Client Name: <strong><a href=\"http://www.philsutech.com/\" target=\"_blank\">Philippine Sugar Technologist Association of the Philippines</a></strong>\nVenue: Waterfront Hotel Cebu | Date: August 13, 2009\nTopic: The Obvious: There\'s No Secret To Success\n\nEvent Description: I was invited to speak before the delegates of the annual convention of the Philippines largest organization in sugar industry. Waterfront Hotel and Casino is a great place to stay in Cebu. I enjoy my accommodation there, not to mention the clean room where I stayed. I even took a <a title=\"LLOYDLUNA Philsutech\" href=\"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWj4G6XHwlc\" target=\"_blank\"><strong>short video thanking the organizers</strong></a> inside my room.', 'Philippine Sugar Technologist Association Motivational Keynote Speaker', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '452-revision', '', '', '2010-01-09 12:53:49', '2010-01-09 04:53:49', '', 452, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=453', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(454, 1, '2010-01-09 12:54:43', '2010-01-09 04:54:43', 'Client Name: <strong><a href=\"http://www.philsutech.com/\" target=\"_blank\">Philippine Sugar Technologist Association of the Philippines</a></strong>\r\nVenue: Waterfront Hotel Cebu | Date: August 13, 2009\r\nTopic: The Obvious: There\'s No Secret To Success\r\n\r\nEvent Description: I was invited to speak before the delegates of the annual convention of the Philippines largest organization in sugar industry. Waterfront Hotel and Casino is a great place to stay in Cebu. I enjoy my accommodation there, not to mention the clean room where I stayed. I even took a <a title=\"LLOYDLUNA Philsutech\" href=\"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWj4G6XHwlc\" target=\"_blank\"><strong>short video thanking the organizers</strong></a> inside my room.', 'Philippine Sugar Technologist Association Motivational Keynote Speaker', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '452-revision-2', '', '', '2010-01-09 12:54:43', '2010-01-09 04:54:43', '', 452, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=454', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(455, 1, '2010-01-09 12:56:46', '2010-01-09 04:56:46', 'Client: <strong><a href=\"http://www.philsutech.com/\" target=\"_blank\">Philippine Sugar Technologist Association of the Philippines</a></strong>\nVenue: Waterfront Hotel Cebu | Date: August 13, 2009\nTopic: The Obvious: There\'s No Secret To Success\n\nEvent Description: I was invited to speak before the delegates of the annual convention of the Philippines largest organization in sugar industry. Waterfront Hotel and Casino is a great place to stay in Cebu. I enjoy my accommodation there, not to mention the clean room where I stayed. I even took a <a title=\"LLOYDLUNA Philsutech\" href=\"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWj4G6XHwlc\" target=\"_blank\"><strong>short video thanking the organizers</strong></a> inside my room.', 'Philippine Sugar Technologist Association Motivational Keynote Speaker', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '452-autosave', '', '', '2010-01-09 12:56:46', '2010-01-09 04:56:46', '', 452, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=455', 0, 'revision', '', 0);
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(456, 1, '2010-01-09 14:19:39', '2010-01-09 06:19:39', 'Client Name: <strong><a href=\"http://senate.gov.ph\" target=\"_blank\">Senate of the Philippines</a></strong>\nVenue: GSIS Gymnasium | Date: December 10, 2009\nTopic: The Obvious: A Motivational Speech on Excellence\n\nEvent Description: Christmas Party at the Senate of the Philippines is one of a kind. It\'s a motivational party. Of course there were fun games and raffle draws. But I was there and spoke for two hours (signed and sold my books, too!) The goal is to give some inspirational message on excellence.', 'Senate of the Philippines Christmas Party Keynote Speaker', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '443-autosave', '', '', '2010-01-09 14:19:39', '2010-01-09 06:19:39', '', 443, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=456', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(457, 1, '2010-01-09 11:50:10', '2010-01-09 03:50:10', 'Client Name: <strong><a href=\"http://senate.gov.ph\" target=\"_blank\">Senate of the Philippines</a></strong>\r\nVenue: GSIS Gymnasium | Date: December 10, 2009\r\nTopic: The Obvious: A Motivational Speech on Excellence\r\n\r\nEvent Description: Christmas Party at the Senate of the Philippines is one of a kind. It\'s a motivational party. Of course there were fun games and raffle draws. But I was there and spoke for two hours (signed and sold my books, too!) The goal is to give some inspirational message on excellence.', 'Senate of the Philippines Christmas Party Keynote Speaker', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '443-revision-2', '', '', '2010-01-09 11:50:10', '2010-01-09 03:50:10', '', 443, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=457', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(458, 1, '2010-01-09 11:25:10', '2010-01-09 03:25:10', 'Client Name: <strong><a href=\"http://www.envglobal.net/\" target=\"_blank\">Environments Global</a></strong>\r\nVenues: Ortigas and Makati City | Date: February 26 and 27, 2009\r\nTopic: The Obvious: There’s No Secret to Success\r\n\r\nEvent Description: I was invited to motivate their employees. The opening of 2009 was a bit difficult and there is a need for the company to invite a motivational speaker. I spoke at two venues. One at their Ortigas office and the other one in Makati City. The goal was to energize the participants amid difficult, struggling times.', 'Workplace Employee Motivation for Environments Global', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '435-revision-3', '', '', '2010-01-09 11:25:10', '2010-01-09 03:25:10', '', 435, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=458', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(459, 1, '2010-01-09 14:23:44', '2010-01-09 06:23:44', 'Client Name: <strong><a href=\"http://www.envglobal.net/\" target=\"_blank\">Environments Global</a></strong>\r\nVenues: Ortigas and Makati City | Date: February 26 and 27, 2009\r\nTopic: The Obvious: There’s No Secret to Success\r\n\r\nEvent Description: I was invited to motivate their employees. The opening of 2009 was a bit difficult and there is a need for the company to invite a motivational speaker. I spoke at two venues. One at their Ortigas office and the other one in Makati City. The goal was to energize the participants amid difficult, struggling times.', 'Workplace Employee Motivation for Environments Global', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '435-revision-4', '', '', '2010-01-09 14:23:44', '2010-01-09 06:23:44', '', 435, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=459', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(460, 1, '2010-01-09 14:18:29', '2010-01-09 06:18:29', 'Client Name: <strong><a href=\"http://senate.gov.ph\" target=\"_blank\">Senate of the Philippines</a></strong>\r\nVenue: GSIS Gymnasium | Date: December 10, 2009\r\nTopic: The Obvious: A Motivational Speech on Excellence\r\n\r\nEvent Description: Christmas Party at the Senate of the Philippines is one of a kind. It\'s a motivational party. Of course there were fun games and raffle draws. But I was there and spoke for two hours (signed and sold my books, too!) The goal is to give some inspirational message on excellence.', 'Senate of the Philippines Christmas Party Keynote Speaker', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '443-revision-3', '', '', '2010-01-09 14:18:29', '2010-01-09 06:18:29', '', 443, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=460', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(461, 1, '2010-01-09 12:25:44', '2010-01-09 04:25:44', 'Started in November 2008, LLOYDLUNA Internet Marketing Seminar Workshop, a monthly two-day internet marketing coaching program is now on its second year. We are very happy to have to following companies enrolled (and execute whatever pieces of knowledge we\'ve given them within the duration of the training.\r\n\r\nHere\'s the partial list.\r\n\r\nJRS Express, Puratos (Philippines), FaxCable, Rico Philippines Industrial Corporation, Scene and Beauty, Emelino T. Maestro Group, ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corp,. The Filipino Channel, Telepinas, ABS-CBN Interactive, Microtel, Anchorland Holdings, Montifar Photography, Kaisa Consulting, Honda Cars, Belciña Realty, Sykes Asia Inc., Matuguina Law Office, and ARRLAND Realty\r\n\r\nWe also have Global Travel, Aboitiz Land, Inc., Cordia Phils., Mc Dela Fuente, Basilland, Johndorf Ventures, Inc., Matiao Real Estate Corp., Secure DNA, Amega Global, Hercules Realty, Primary Homes, Park Mall, Cebu Realty, Sugbuanon Realty, Land Asia Realty, Visayas Second Raw Corp., Psalm Property Venture &amp; Development, Rel Trading, Marco Polo Plaza, Spaceland Realty, Taft Property, <span>Solid Green V. </span><span>Wade, Colliers Int\'l., Vazbuilt-Cebu, Jovial Media Events, Philtropics, OPMC, Cherry Automobile, Primary Motor, Gem Realty, Ahead Learning System, Team Energy, PAREB, RCW Foundation, Megawecare, Sun Life Financial, and Cebu Realty.</span>\r\n\r\n<span>Attending our workshop also were Tieline, Center for Leadership and Change Inc., Franklin-Covey, New San Jose Builders (The Fort Victoria), Development Bank of the Phils., MJV Global, Stance Consultancy, Idess Interactive, Telepinas, Kaisa Consulting, Thomson-Reuters, CSM Publishing, Laus Group of Companies, Rabbit Advertising, My House Magazine, and Resulta Realty.</span>', 'Internet Marketing Seminar Workshop in the Philippines', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '448-revision-3', '', '', '2010-01-09 12:25:44', '2010-01-09 04:25:44', '', 448, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=461', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(463, 1, '2010-01-09 14:43:23', '2010-01-09 06:43:23', 'I\'ve been teaching Internet marketing classes because I\'d like to share what I\'ve learned and proven. Unlike other Internet marketers who claim to be gurus, I simply love teaching people what works.\n\nI don\'t share what I don\'t experience. That\'s it.\n\nIn my years of using the Internet as my marketing weapon that made LLOYDLUNA brand popular, I found out some principles that can help small and big companies to spend less while getting more. Gone were the days of an IT company offering you the most effective way to succeed in this Internet war. And then they ask for too much cost.\n\nI share with my students different tools that they can use for free. I teach them the venues where they can go to promote, market or even sell their products or service. That\'s it. So here are some list of my students.\n\nCompanies such as Global Travel, Aboitiz Land, Inc., Cordia Phils., Mc Dela Fuente, Basilland, Johndorf Ventures, Inc., Matiao Real Estate Corp., Secure DNA, Amega Global, Hercules Realty, Primary Homes, Park Mall, Cebu Realty, Sugbuanon Realty, Land Asia Realty, Visayas Second Raw Corp., Psalm Property Venture &amp; Development, Rel Trading, Marco Polo Plaza, Spaceland Realty, Taft Property, Solid Green V. Wade, Colliers Int\'l., Vazbuilt-Cebu, Jovial Media Events, Philtropics, OPMC, Cherry Automobile, Primary Motor, Gem Realty, Ahead Learning System, Team Energy, PAREB, RCW Foundation, Megawecare, Sun Life Financial, and Cebu Realty.\n\nAttending our workshop also were Tieline, Center for Leadership and Change Inc., Franklin-Covey, New San Jose Builders (The Fort Victoria), Development Bank of the Phils., MJV Global, Stance Consultancy, Idess Interactive, Telepinas, Kaisa Consulting, Thomson-Reuters, CSM Publishing, Laus Group of Companies, Rabbit Advertising, My House Magazine, and Resulta Realty.', 'Companies gets the best Internet Marketing Seminar', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '462-revision', '', '', '2010-01-09 14:43:23', '2010-01-09 06:43:23', '', 462, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=463', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(464, 1, '2010-01-09 14:36:28', '2010-01-09 06:36:28', 'Started in November 2008, LLOYDLUNA Internet Marketing Seminar Workshop, a monthly two-day internet marketing coaching program is now on its second year. We are very happy to have to following companies enrolled (and execute whatever pieces of knowledge we\'ve given them within the duration of the training.\r\n\r\nHere\'s the partial list.\r\n\r\nJRS Express, Puratos (Philippines), FaxCable, Rico Philippines Industrial Corporation, Scene and Beauty, Emelino T. Maestro Group, ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corp,. The Filipino Channel, Telepinas, ABS-CBN Interactive, Microtel, Anchorland Holdings, Montifar Photography, Kaisa Consulting, Honda Cars, Belciña Realty, Sykes Asia Inc., Matuguina Law Office, and ARRLAND Realty. <strong><a href=\"#\">Who else attended our Internet Marketing Seminar?</a></strong>', 'Internet Marketing Seminar Workshop in the Philippines', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '448-revision-4', '', '', '2010-01-09 14:36:28', '2010-01-09 06:36:28', '', 448, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=464', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(467, 1, '2010-01-09 15:26:12', '2010-01-09 07:26:12', 'I\'ve been teaching Internet marketing classes because I\'d like to share what I\'ve learned and proven. Unlike other Internet marketers who claim to be gurus, I simply love teaching people what works.\n\nI don\'t share what I don\'t experience. That\'s it.\n\nIn my years of using the Internet as my marketing weapon that made LLOYDLUNA brand popular, I found out some principles that can help small and big companies to spend less while getting more. Gone were the days of an IT company offering you the most effective way to succeed in this Internet war. And then they ask for too much cost.\n\nI share with my students different tools that they can use for free. I teach them the venues where they can go to promote, market or even sell their products or service. That\'s it. So here are some list of my students.\n\nCompanies such as Global Travel, Aboitiz Land, Inc., Cordia Phils., Mc Dela Fuente, Basilland, Johndorf Ventures, Inc., Matiao Real Estate Corp., Secure DNA, Amega Global, Hercules Realty, Primary Homes, Park Mall, Cebu Realty, Sugbuanon Realty, Land Asia Realty, Visayas Second Raw Corp., Psalm Property Venture &amp; Development, Rel Trading, Marco Polo Plaza, Spaceland Realty, Taft Property, Solid Green V. Wade, Colliers Int\'l., Vazbuilt-Cebu, Jovial Media Events, Philtropics, OPMC, Cherry Automobile, Primary Motor, Gem Realty, Ahead Learning System, Team Energy, PAREB, RCW Foundation, Megawecare, Sun Life Financial, and Cebu Realty.\n\nAttending our workshop also were Tieline, Center for Leadership and Change Inc., Franklin-Covey, New San Jose Builders (The Fort Victoria), Development Bank of the Phils., MJV Global, Stance Consultancy, Idess Interactive, Telepinas, Kaisa Consulting, Thomson-Reuters, CSM Publishing, Laus Group of Companies, Rabbit Advertising, My House Magazine, and Resulta Realty.', 'Companies get the best Internet Marketing Seminar', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '462-autosave', '', '', '2010-01-09 15:26:12', '2010-01-09 07:26:12', '', 462, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=467', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(468, 1, '2010-01-09 14:43:57', '2010-01-09 06:43:57', 'I\'ve been teaching Internet marketing classes because I\'d like to share what I\'ve learned and proven. Unlike other Internet marketers who claim to be gurus, I simply love teaching people what works.\r\n\r\nI don\'t share what I don\'t experience. That\'s it.\r\n\r\nIn my years of using the Internet as my marketing weapon that made LLOYDLUNA brand popular, I found out some principles that can help small and big companies to spend less while getting more. Gone were the days of an IT company offering you the most effective way to succeed in this Internet war. And then they ask for too much cost.\r\n\r\nI share with my students different tools that they can use for free. I teach them the venues where they can go to promote, market or even sell their products or service. That\'s it. So here are some list of my students.\r\n\r\nCompanies such as Global Travel, Aboitiz Land, Inc., Cordia Phils., Mc Dela Fuente, Basilland, Johndorf Ventures, Inc., Matiao Real Estate Corp., Secure DNA, Amega Global, Hercules Realty, Primary Homes, Park Mall, Cebu Realty, Sugbuanon Realty, Land Asia Realty, Visayas Second Raw Corp., Psalm Property Venture &amp; Development, Rel Trading, Marco Polo Plaza, Spaceland Realty, Taft Property, Solid Green V. Wade, Colliers Int\'l., Vazbuilt-Cebu, Jovial Media Events, Philtropics, OPMC, Cherry Automobile, Primary Motor, Gem Realty, Ahead Learning System, Team Energy, PAREB, RCW Foundation, Megawecare, Sun Life Financial, and Cebu Realty.\r\n\r\nAttending our workshop also were Tieline, Center for Leadership and Change Inc., Franklin-Covey, New San Jose Builders (The Fort Victoria), Development Bank of the Phils., MJV Global, Stance Consultancy, Idess Interactive, Telepinas, Kaisa Consulting, Thomson-Reuters, CSM Publishing, Laus Group of Companies, Rabbit Advertising, My House Magazine, and Resulta Realty.', 'Companies gets the best Internet Marketing Seminar', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '462-revision-2', '', '', '2010-01-09 14:43:57', '2010-01-09 06:43:57', '', 462, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=468', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(469, 1, '2010-01-09 15:02:28', '2010-01-09 07:02:28', 'I\'ve been teaching Internet marketing classes because I\'d like to share what I\'ve learned and proven. Unlike other Internet marketers who claim to be gurus, I simply love teaching people what works.\r\n\r\nI don\'t share what I don\'t experience. That\'s it.\r\n\r\nIn my years of using the Internet as my marketing weapon that made LLOYDLUNA brand popular, I found out some principles that can help small and big companies to spend less while getting more. Gone were the days of an IT company offering you the most effective way to succeed in this Internet war. And then they ask for too much cost.\r\n\r\nI share with my students different tools that they can use for free. I teach them the venues where they can go to promote, market or even sell their products or service. That\'s it. So here are some list of my students.\r\n\r\nCompanies such as Global Travel, Aboitiz Land, Inc., Cordia Phils., Mc Dela Fuente, Basilland, Johndorf Ventures, Inc., Matiao Real Estate Corp., Secure DNA, Amega Global, Hercules Realty, Primary Homes, Park Mall, Cebu Realty, Sugbuanon Realty, Land Asia Realty, Visayas Second Raw Corp., Psalm Property Venture &amp; Development, Rel Trading, Marco Polo Plaza, Spaceland Realty, Taft Property, Solid Green V. Wade, Colliers Int\'l., Vazbuilt-Cebu, Jovial Media Events, Philtropics, OPMC, Cherry Automobile, Primary Motor, Gem Realty, Ahead Learning System, Team Energy, PAREB, RCW Foundation, Megawecare, Sun Life Financial, and Cebu Realty.\r\n\r\nAttending our workshop also were Tieline, Center for Leadership and Change Inc., Franklin-Covey, New San Jose Builders (The Fort Victoria), Development Bank of the Phils., MJV Global, Stance Consultancy, Idess Interactive, Telepinas, Kaisa Consulting, Thomson-Reuters, CSM Publishing, Laus Group of Companies, Rabbit Advertising, My House Magazine, and Resulta Realty.', 'Companies gets the best Internet Marketing Seminar', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '462-revision-3', '', '', '2010-01-09 15:02:28', '2010-01-09 07:02:28', '', 462, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=469', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(470, 1, '2010-01-09 14:44:31', '2010-01-09 06:44:31', 'Started in November 2008, LLOYDLUNA Internet Marketing Seminar Workshop, a monthly two-day internet marketing coaching program is now on its second year. We are very happy to have to following companies enrolled (and execute whatever pieces of knowledge we\'ve given them within the duration of the training.\r\n\r\nHere\'s the partial list.\r\n\r\nJRS Express, Puratos (Philippines), FaxCable, Rico Philippines Industrial Corporation, Scene and Beauty, Emelino T. Maestro Group, ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corp,. The Filipino Channel, Telepinas, ABS-CBN Interactive, Microtel, Anchorland Holdings, Montifar Photography, Kaisa Consulting, Honda Cars, Belciña Realty, Sykes Asia Inc., Matuguina Law Office, and ARRLAND Realty. <strong><a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=462\">Who else attended our Internet Marketing Seminar?</a></strong>', 'Internet Marketing Seminar Workshop in the Philippines', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '448-revision-5', '', '', '2010-01-09 14:44:31', '2010-01-09 06:44:31', '', 448, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=470', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(471, 1, '2010-01-09 15:05:28', '2010-01-09 07:05:28', 'Started in November 2008, LLOYDLUNA Internet Marketing Seminar Workshop, a monthly two-day internet marketing coaching program is now on its second year. We are very happy to have to following companies enrolled (and execute whatever pieces of knowledge we\'ve given them within the duration of the training.\r\n\r\nHere\'s the partial list.\r\n\r\nJRS Express, Puratos (Philippines), FaxCable, Rico Philippines Industrial Corporation, Scene and Beauty, Emelino T. Maestro Group, ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corp,. The Filipino Channel, Telepinas, ABS-CBN Interactive, Microtel, Anchorland Holdings, Montifar Photography, Kaisa Consulting, Honda Cars, Belciña Realty, Sykes Asia Inc., Matuguina Law Office, and ARRLAND Realty. <strong><a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=462\">Who else attended our Internet Marketing Seminar?</a></strong>', 'Internet Marketing Seminar Workshop in the Philippines', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '448-revision-6', '', '', '2010-01-09 15:05:28', '2010-01-09 07:05:28', '', 448, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=471', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(472, 1, '2010-01-09 12:13:43', '2010-01-09 04:13:43', 'Client Name: <strong><a href=\"http://greencirclerealty.com.ph/\" target=\"_blank\">G</a></strong><strong><a href=\"http://greencirclerealty.com.ph/\" target=\"_blank\">reen Circle Realty</a></strong>\r\nVenue: Philippine Stock Exchange | Date: August 3-4, 2009\r\nTopic: A two-day Internet Marketing Seminar Workshop\r\n\r\nEvent Description: My former student in my Internet Marketing Coaching, Johnny Chua, a real estate broker delivered an exemplary result. That made the owner of Green Circle to get me to speak to his entire Sales team. We spent a total of 16 hours for this training. <strong><a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/?page_id=42\" target=\"_self\">What did they learn from me?</a></strong>', 'Green Circle Realty Internet Marketing Seminar Workshop', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '445-revision-2', '', '', '2010-01-09 12:13:43', '2010-01-09 04:13:43', '', 445, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=472', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(473, 1, '2010-01-09 15:22:29', '2010-01-09 07:22:29', 'Client Name: <strong><a href=\"http://greencirclerealty.com.ph/\" target=\"_blank\">G</a></strong><strong><a href=\"http://greencirclerealty.com.ph/\" target=\"_blank\">reen Circle Realty</a></strong>\r\nVenue: Philippine Stock Exchange | Date: August 3-4, 2009\r\nTopic: A two-day Internet Marketing Seminar Workshop\r\n\r\nEvent Description: My former student in my Internet Marketing Coaching, Johnny Chua, a real estate broker delivered an exemplary result. That made the owner of Green Circle to get me to speak to his entire Sales team. We spent a total of 16 hours for this training. <strong><a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/?page_id=42\" target=\"_self\">What did they learn from me?</a></strong>', 'Green Circle Realty Internet Marketing Seminar Workshop', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '445-revision-3', '', '', '2010-01-09 15:22:29', '2010-01-09 07:22:29', '', 445, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=473', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(474, 1, '2010-01-09 15:03:08', '2010-01-09 07:03:08', 'I\'ve been teaching Internet marketing classes because I\'d like to share what I\'ve learned and proven. Unlike other Internet marketers who claim to be gurus, I simply love teaching people what works.\r\n\r\nI don\'t share what I don\'t experience. That\'s it.\r\n\r\nIn my years of using the Internet as my marketing weapon that made LLOYDLUNA brand popular, I found out some principles that can help small and big companies to spend less while getting more. Gone were the days of an IT company offering you the most effective way to succeed in this Internet war. And then they ask for too much cost.\r\n\r\nI share with my students different tools that they can use for free. I teach them the venues where they can go to promote, market or even sell their products or service. That\'s it. So here are some list of my students.\r\n\r\nCompanies such as Global Travel, Aboitiz Land, Inc., Cordia Phils., Mc Dela Fuente, Basilland, Johndorf Ventures, Inc., Matiao Real Estate Corp., Secure DNA, Amega Global, Hercules Realty, Primary Homes, Park Mall, Cebu Realty, Sugbuanon Realty, Land Asia Realty, Visayas Second Raw Corp., Psalm Property Venture &amp; Development, Rel Trading, Marco Polo Plaza, Spaceland Realty, Taft Property, Solid Green V. Wade, Colliers Int\'l., Vazbuilt-Cebu, Jovial Media Events, Philtropics, OPMC, Cherry Automobile, Primary Motor, Gem Realty, Ahead Learning System, Team Energy, PAREB, RCW Foundation, Megawecare, Sun Life Financial, and Cebu Realty.\r\n\r\nAttending our workshop also were Tieline, Center for Leadership and Change Inc., Franklin-Covey, New San Jose Builders (The Fort Victoria), Development Bank of the Phils., MJV Global, Stance Consultancy, Idess Interactive, Telepinas, Kaisa Consulting, Thomson-Reuters, CSM Publishing, Laus Group of Companies, Rabbit Advertising, My House Magazine, and Resulta Realty.', 'Companies gets the best Internet Marketing Seminar', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '462-revision-4', '', '', '2010-01-09 15:03:08', '2010-01-09 07:03:08', '', 462, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=474', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(475, 1, '2010-01-09 15:24:51', '2010-01-09 07:24:51', 'I\'ve been teaching Internet marketing classes because I\'d like to share what I\'ve learned and proven. Unlike other Internet marketers who claim to be gurus, I simply love teaching people what works.\r\n\r\nI don\'t share what I don\'t experience. That\'s it.\r\n\r\nIn my years of using the Internet as my marketing weapon that made LLOYDLUNA brand popular, I found out some principles that can help small and big companies to spend less while getting more. Gone were the days of an IT company offering you the most effective way to succeed in this Internet war. And then they ask for too much cost.\r\n\r\nI share with my students different tools that they can use for free. I teach them the venues where they can go to promote, market or even sell their products or service. That\'s it. So here are some list of my students.\r\n\r\nCompanies such as Global Travel, Aboitiz Land, Inc., Cordia Phils., Mc Dela Fuente, Basilland, Johndorf Ventures, Inc., Matiao Real Estate Corp., Secure DNA, Amega Global, Hercules Realty, Primary Homes, Park Mall, Cebu Realty, Sugbuanon Realty, Land Asia Realty, Visayas Second Raw Corp., Psalm Property Venture &amp; Development, Rel Trading, Marco Polo Plaza, Spaceland Realty, Taft Property, Solid Green V. Wade, Colliers Int\'l., Vazbuilt-Cebu, Jovial Media Events, Philtropics, OPMC, Cherry Automobile, Primary Motor, Gem Realty, Ahead Learning System, Team Energy, PAREB, RCW Foundation, Megawecare, Sun Life Financial, and Cebu Realty.\r\n\r\nAttending our workshop also were Tieline, Center for Leadership and Change Inc., Franklin-Covey, New San Jose Builders (The Fort Victoria), Development Bank of the Phils., MJV Global, Stance Consultancy, Idess Interactive, Telepinas, Kaisa Consulting, Thomson-Reuters, CSM Publishing, Laus Group of Companies, Rabbit Advertising, My House Magazine, and Resulta Realty.', 'Companies get the best Internet Marketing Seminar', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '462-revision-5', '', '', '2010-01-09 15:24:51', '2010-01-09 07:24:51', '', 462, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=475', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
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(478, 1, '2010-01-09 15:36:46', '2010-01-09 07:36:46', 'Client Name: <strong><a href=\"http://www.devbankphil.com.ph/News/news_full.php?articleid=00336\" target=\"_blank\">Development Bank of the Philippines</a></strong>\nVenue: Nationwide | Contract Duration: December 2008- 2010\n2009: Personal Development + Team Building\n2010: Goal Setting, Mind Workshop\n\nEvent Description: I signed a contract as the official resident speaker with the Development Bank of the Philippines for their Endowment for Education Program, a 1B peso scholarship program nationwide. My task is to make DBP brand closer to their scholars, creating a strong bond between the beneficiaries and the bank. It\'s a great initiative of DBP to provide this kind of program and this is not an easy project.', 'Development Bank of the Philippines Endowment for Education Program', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '437-autosave', '', '', '2010-01-09 15:36:46', '2010-01-09 07:36:46', '', 437, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=478', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(479, 1, '2009-11-03 16:11:26', '2009-11-03 08:11:26', 'I feel the need to change. After several years of using Windows, I decided to just experience something else.\r\n\r\nNovember 1 was an exciting day for me. It was a vacation and my mind was not set for any business. The night before that, I was browsing Apple website. It was an online evangelist, I should say. It’s a very huge magnet, I should add.\r\n\r\nIt was not the first attempt to go for Mac. I’ve always been a person imagining a Mac. But common perception, including those of my friends’, is that Mac is “harder” to use. I realized recently, it cannot be.\r\n\r\nThese people who have been telling me that “Mac is more difficult to use” has been a PC user all their lives, never had a chance to own a Mac. How can they say Mac is more difficult? Well, I don’t know but for a quite long while, I believed them!\r\n\r\nSecond, Mac is expensive. True. But the benefits, the productivity, the development of your own creativity because of the features of the machine, among many other experiences, worth every cent of its price. This is a great investment especially for those young professionals out-there. If you’re in the real estate business, this is also for you! It’s simply a technology like no other.\r\n\r\nI have this Mac for less than 48 hours as of this posting, but I feel I’ve mastered its basics already. I’d like also to mention that I’m able to create a wonderful, amazing “Keynote” for my seminars. (Keynote is PC’s Powerpoint.)\r\n\r\nIn the morning, I called the buyer of my Dell. We agreed to meet in the afternoon. He was excited to get my Dell. Originally, we were scheduled to meet today, November 3. After confirming our meeting, I had to call Power Mac Center (some of their branches) to inquire. I realized they open at 11AM.\r\n\r\nAfter Lei, the sales person assigned to assist me, I confirmed to get my unit between 7-8PM.\r\n\r\nLet me write in bullets some reasons why I shifted to Mac.\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>Their applications are much impressive and will bring out more creativity in you</li>\r\n	<li>It is durable, light-weight, and presentable</li>\r\n	<li>You are given one-on-one training on how to maximize your Mac (plus free seminars, too!)</li>\r\n	<li>It gives you a bigger sense of confidence about your work</li>\r\n	<li>You become part of an exclusive Mac community</li>\r\n	<li>For a motivational speaker and coach like me, presentation means business, I’d rather present with a wow effect!</li>\r\n	<li>More impressive templates for your documents</li>\r\n	<li>iLife (iPhoto, iMovie, iCal, iTunes) gives you more option to organize. You can even upload iPhotos directly to Facebook in no time.</li>\r\n	<li>You can make your own movie, the Hollywood way. <img src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/blog/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif\" alt=\":-)\" /></li>\r\n	<li>Unbelievable “trackpad” to replace your mouse.</li>\r\n	<li>No virus! Come on, you don’t need anti-virus software</li>\r\n	<li>It’s the original PC</li>\r\n	<li>Visit <a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/www.apple.com\">http://www.apple.com</a></li>\r\n</ul>\r\nPlease understand that I bought my recent Dell Inspiron 1440 just two months ago. Obviously, changing such notebook isn’t a good idea. But the need obviously overtook the “be practical.”\r\n\r\nBy the way, I have some more personal reason for getting this Mac.\r\n\r\nI’m going back to work.', 'LLOYDLUNA now a Mac User', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'lloydluna-now-a-mac-user', '', '', '2013-05-28 10:06:43', '2013-05-28 02:06:43', '', 0, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=479', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(480, 1, '2010-01-09 16:12:34', '2010-01-09 08:12:34', 'I feel the need to change. After several years of using Windows, I decided to just experience something else.\n\nNovember 1 was an exciting day for me. It was a vacation and my mind was not set for any business. The night before that, I was browsing Apple website. It was an online evangelist, I should say. It’s a very huge magnet, I should add.\n\nIt was not the first attempt to go for Mac. I’ve always been a person imagining a Mac. But common perception, including those of my friends’, is that Mac is “harder” to use. I realized recently, it cannot be.\n\nThese people who have been telling me that “Mac is more difficult to use” has been a PC user all their lives, never had a chance to own a Mac. How can they say Mac is more difficult? Well, I don’t know but for a quite long while, I believed them!\n\nSecond, Mac is expensive. True. But the benefits, the productivity, the development of your own creativity because of the features of the machine, among many other experiences, worth every cent of its price. This is a great investment especially for those young professionals out-there. If you’re in the real estate business, this is also for you! It’s simply a technology like no other.\n\nI have this Mac for less than 48 hours as of this posting, but I feel I’ve mastered its basics already. I’d like also to mention that I’m able to create a wonderful, amazing “Keynote” for my seminars. (Keynote is PC’s Powerpoint.)\n\nIn the morning, I called the buyer of my Dell. We agreed to meet in the afternoon. He was excited to get my Dell. Originally, we were scheduled to meet today, November 3. After confirming our meeting, I had to call Power Mac Center (some of their branches) to inquire. I realized they open at 11AM.\n\nAfter Lei, the sales person assigned to assist me, I confirmed to get my unit between 7-8PM.\n\nLet me write in bullets some reasons why I shifted to Mac.\n<ul>\n	<li>Their applications are much impressive and will bring out more creativity in you</li>\n	<li>It is durable, light-weight, and presentable</li>\n	<li>You are given one-on-one training on how to maximize your Mac (plus free seminars, too!)</li>\n	<li>It gives you a bigger sense of confidence about your work</li>\n	<li>You become part of an exclusive Mac community</li>\n	<li>For a motivational speaker and coach like me, presentation means business, I’d rather present with a wow effect!</li>\n	<li>More impressive templates for your documents</li>\n	<li>iLife (iPhoto, iMovie, iCal, iTunes) gives you more option to organize. You can even upload iPhotos directly to Facebook in no time.</li>\n	<li>You can make your own movie, the Hollywood way. <img src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/blog/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif\" alt=\":-)\" /></li>\n	<li>Unbelievable “trackpad” to replace your mouse.</li>\n	<li>No virus! Come on, you don’t need anti-virus software</li>\n	<li>It’s the original PC</li>\n	<li>Visit <a href=\"http://www.apple.com/\">http://www.apple.com</a></li>\n</ul>\nPlease understand that I bought my recent Dell Inspiron 1440 just two months ago. Obviously, changing such notebook isn’t a good idea. But the need obviously overtook the “be practical.”\n\nBy the way, I have some more personal reason for getting this Mac.\n\nI’m going back to work.', 'LLOYDLUNA now a Mac User', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '479-revision', '', '', '2010-01-09 16:12:34', '2010-01-09 08:12:34', '', 479, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=480', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(481, 1, '2009-09-23 16:14:04', '2009-09-23 08:14:04', 'Sure, there are sad stories. Nobody expected this incredible flooding to happen. We thought it’s just the “normal” storm and nothing is worth worrying about. Well, it sounded true to me and to so many others until I saw hip-deep water filling the streets of Palanan Village where I hold office.\r\n\r\nI looked out the window and saw what could have been the worst flood I ever saw. I would only see these car-submerged-in-water, people-walking-in-the-water, and Edsa-as-longest-open-parking-space, among other dramatic scenes in the news. Yesterday, it was very real to me. I can hardly go out to get some real food. I got all the cookies, instant junk food, and canned goods for the day.\r\n\r\nFor the entire day, I had to submerge myself in Facebook and Twitter among other “internet-based” activities. But even here, I wouldn’t be spared from people posting their concerns. There are people crying for help and there are people wanting to help but simply couldn’t. It’s a good thing though that power is up all throughout.\r\n\r\nCable television, live streaming of DZBB, and Inquirer.net became my companion as I go around the web getting some information, posting and reposting them on the web. It was a day and night I’ve never been before.\r\n\r\nMy family is safe and sound. Only without some real food, I’m perfectly fine as against actress Christine Reyes who was trapped for hours on the roof before rescuers finally arrived. Thanks to the media for somehow “forcing” the authorities to get her and her family. But not all have the same reputation as her.\r\n\r\nAnd so I thought of asking my friends what typhoon Ondoy has taught them. And here are some answers.\r\n\r\nMaya said, “discipline. love for mother earth. and proper waste management.”\r\n\r\nRhenz said, “I learned this from you, master. that social status is irrelevant when it comes to calamities.”\r\n\r\nJeffrey said, “more sensitivity to those unfortunate people and to really go down to help even if you yourself also needs a help…”\r\n\r\nChristine said, “after being trapped at NLEX just inside the bus for 24 hours i learned to TRUST GOD. I crossed the express way but GOD shooed me back to my bus only to find out that my hero was at the same bus. Thanks to Kuya Bayani who was with me through out the long trip. I’m now home safe and sound.”\r\n\r\nMiro said, “Umbrellas does not have much use if most of the water came from under your feet.” and “Boats are a good investment.”\r\n\r\nKenneth said, “God gives us opportunities to forget ourselves and help others in need!! a friend in need is a friend indeed!! what will a man profit when he gains the whole world and loses himself! service to others and not self-service is the greatest gift anyone can give!!”\r\n\r\nFor my part, I believe that this natural calamity is simply a natural act of cleansing. We have been too lazy steward of God’s blessings focusing much on what we can get from this life rather than what we can give. The poor and the rich, young and old, boys and girls simply don’t care. Left and right, throwing trashes seems to be a natural part of living. We don’t care until we are caught flooded and all our properties submerged in deep waters.\r\n\r\nAuthorities spend so much money enriching and enjoying their stay in public office. On the side, they spend so much advertising themselves. They seem to have allotted more budget on things that matter to them rather than what matters to the people that they sworn in to serve.\r\n\r\nAs of 10:09AM, death toll rose to 51, most of them coming from Rizal province. There are some more missing. The government said, “it’s the worst flooding in the metro in 20 years.\r\n\r\nWe all know how this happened and what caused it to happen. We all know why this happened. We all know how to trace and figure out the root of the problem. In the last 20 years, our population grew rapidly. That translates to more people throwing garbage, consuming goods, causing more pollution.\r\n\r\nNothing can be farther than the truth. We have grown in numbers but we have not grown in wisdom.\r\n\r\nNobody can tell me that it’s only a natural calamity. It is a natural calamity PLUS irresponsible government MULTIPLY by irresponsible people. The answer to this equation creates a disaster that could have been prevented in the first place.\r\n\r\nUnless lessons are learned and wisdom is taken from natural disaster such as this, it will only get worse. No worry, I will still write about this. I will still remind those who forget that we are all responsible for causing something to happen. It is a natural cleansing and may we cleanse the mind that brought us to this disaster so that in the future, we will be prepared.', 'An Act of Natural Cleansing', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'an-act-of-natural-cleansing', '', '', '2010-01-09 16:16:01', '2010-01-09 08:16:01', '', 0, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=481', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(482, 1, '2010-01-09 16:15:06', '2010-01-09 08:15:06', 'Sure, there are sad stories. Nobody expected this incredible flooding to happen. We thought it’s just the “normal” storm and nothing is worth worrying about. Well, it sounded true to me and to so many others until I saw hip-deep water filling the streets of Palanan Village where I hold office.\n\nI looked out the window and saw what could have been the worst flood I ever saw. I would only see these car-submerged-in-water, people-walking-in-the-water, and Edsa-as-longest-open-parking-space, among other dramatic scenes in the news. Yesterday, it was very real to me. I can hardly go out to get some real food. I got all the cookies, instant junk food, and canned goods for the day.\n\nFor the entire day, I had to submerge myself in Facebook and Twitter among other “internet-based” activities. But even here, I wouldn’t be spared from people posting their concerns. There are people crying for help and there are people wanting to help but simply couldn’t. It’s a good thing though that power is up all throughout.\n\nCable television, live streaming of DZBB, and Inquirer.net became my companion as I go around the web getting some information, posting and reposting them on the web. It was a day and night I’ve never been before.\n\nMy family is safe and sound. Only without some real food, I’m perfectly fine as against actress Christine Reyes who was trapped for hours on the roof before rescuers finally arrived. Thanks to the media for somehow “forcing” the authorities to get her and her family. But not all have the same reputation as her.\n\nAnd so I thought of asking my friends what typhoon Ondoy has taught them. And here are some answers.\n\nMaya said, “discipline. love for mother earth. and proper waste management.”\n\nRhenz said, “I learned this from you, master. that social status is irrelevant when it comes to calamities.”\n\nJeffrey said, “more sensitivity to those unfortunate people and to really go down to help even if you yourself also needs a help…”\n\nChristine said, “after being trapped at NLEX just inside the bus for 24 hours i learned to TRUST GOD. I crossed the express way but GOD shooed me back to my bus only to find out that my hero was at the same bus. Thanks to Kuya Bayani who was with me through out the long trip. I’m now home safe and sound.”\n\nMiro said, “Umbrellas does not have much use if most of the water came from under your feet.” and “Boats are a good investment.”\n\nKenneth said, “God gives us opportunities to forget ourselves and help others in need!! a friend in need is a friend indeed!! what will a man profit when he gains the whole world and loses himself! service to others and not self-service is the greatest gift anyone can give!!”\n\nFor my part, I believe that this natural calamity is simply a natural act of cleansing. We have been too lazy steward of God’s blessings focusing much on what we can get from this life rather than what we can give. The poor and the rich, young and old, boys and girls simply don’t care. Left and right, throwing trashes seems to be a natural part of living. We don’t care until we are caught flooded and all our properties submerged in deep waters.\n\nAuthorities spend so much money enriching and enjoying their stay in public office. On the side, they spend so much advertising themselves. They seem to have allotted more budget on things that matter to them rather than what matters to the people that they sworn in to serve.\n\nAs of 10:09AM, death toll rose to 51, most of them coming from Rizal province. There are some more missing. The government said, “it’s the worst flooding in the metro in 20 years.\n\nWe all know how this happened and what caused it to happen. We all know why this happened. We all know how to trace and figure out the root of the problem. In the last 20 years, our population grew rapidly. That translates to more people throwing garbage, consuming goods, causing more pollution.\n\nNothing can be farther than the truth. We have grown in numbers but we have not grown in wisdom.\n\nNobody can tell me that it’s only a natural calamity. It is a natural calamity PLUS irresponsible government MULTIPLY by irresponsible people. The answer to this equation creates a disaster that could have been prevented in the first place.\n\nUnless lessons are learned and wisdom is taken from natural disaster such as this, it will only get worse. No worry, I will still write about this. I will still remind those who forget that we are all responsible for causing something to happen. It is a natural cleansing and may we cleanse the mind that brought us to this disaster so that in the future, we will be prepared.', 'An Act of Natural Cleansing', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '481-revision', '', '', '2010-01-09 16:15:06', '2010-01-09 08:15:06', '', 481, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=482', 0, 'revision', '', 0);
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(483, 1, '2009-09-16 16:17:03', '2009-09-16 08:17:03', 'Lloyd A. Luna, 27, formally started his business at age 23 shortly after publishing houses rejected to print his first book, Is There A Job Waiting For You?\r\n\r\nAfter long hours of self-studying website designing, he was able to raise some cash to print the book and register his publishing business. At daytime, he would personally deliver his books to bookstores all across Metro Manila. At night, he would create websites for clients.\r\n\r\nTo establish a company at a very young age without any business background or a business-oriented family to start with was next to impossible. Born to a tricycle driver and a primary public school teacher in a suburb town in Gumaca, Quezon, times were always tough and scarcity is but a common experience as he was growing up; planting rice and vegetables, raising hogs, among other activities to help them survive.\r\n\r\nWhen he was eight years old, Lloyd needed to help his father sell breads to adjacent villages in their town. He would wake up as early as 4AM and would go to bed late at night.\r\n\r\nIt was a usual one-day-at-time struggle.\r\n\r\nYet, he proved that entrepreneurship isn’t about age, or family, or education background.\r\n\r\nPoverty left him with only one choice: Take tertiary education at the Polytechnic University of the Philippines. Pressured by employment after college, he took Electronics and Communications Engineering instead of pursuing his passion and personal desire to be a journalist. Based on what he does now, he proved that previous formal education, more often than not, has very little to do with entrepreneurship.\r\n\r\nAs an entrepreneur, success didn’t come to him the easy way. Several times on several occasions, Lloyd would find it hard to start making money, a pretty fair reason for him to decide to go back to the corporate world and seek some employment opportunities instead. For one reason, he’s still very young and inexperienced. It was with the help of a very few people that jump-started his career as an entrepreneur. He proved that entrepreneurship is neither about age nor experience.\r\n\r\nLloyd neither started with monetary capital nor a modest funding as what many people think one should have to start a business. He started with his skills and talent using other people’s resources. He proved that anybody can start a business from what they’re capable of doing.\r\n\r\nHe started his website design service in a 20 sq.m.-apartment along Daang Bakal St. in Madaluyong City. He didn’t have any telephone line or an Internet connection. He had to use public pay phones to call his clients and would rent at Internet cafés to upload his websites. He proved that entrepreneurship isn’t about resources but rather the ability to use whatever resources one has at hand.\r\n\r\nWhen he wrote his first book, the idea was never to make some cash. It’s about his contribution to help people find an answer to their question. He proved that in entrepreneurship, it’s not about what you’ll get but what you can contribute to improve the lives of the people.\r\n\r\nLloyd’s story is one best example of rags-to-riches story, at least in his generation. It’s a story of finding a business in an unlikely situation and rediscovering his passion in the process of pursuing what he loves to do.\r\n\r\nFrom being a bread-seller in his early childhood to now a best-selling author, he has written eight more books on career and personal development that has been changing the way people think about themselves and live their lives.\r\n\r\nHis printed and electronic writings include Do You Have a Life of Your Own? (2006); Break Me Up, Nurse Your Future, and Tachniques (2007); The Obvious, Believe in Yourself, and Flavors of Success (2008); and The Untold Truth About Success (2009).\r\n\r\nIn 2004, he was cited as the youngest international journalist of the XV International Aids Conference in Bangkok, Thailand. Three years later, he was awarded as Collegiate Ambassador for Peace in Seoul, Korea.\r\n\r\nLloyd is also a regular columnist of The Manila Times, Good News Pilipinas, Kabayan Star and Pinoy Handy Magazine in Hong Kong, Planet Philippines in Canada, Netrepeneur Magazine, and My House Magazine. He’s also a business consultant to start-up companies and SMEs and Internet strategist to some of the top 500 corporations.\r\n\r\nHe was described as “the man on effective career planning” by The Manila Times, “a life-saver for those who are confused in the uncertain, always-changing workplace” by The Manila Bulletin, an entrepreneur with a down-to-earth disposition,” by BusinessWorld, “a natural volunteer by heart,” by Philippine Daily Inquirer, among other positive accolades.\r\n\r\nHe has been inspiring more than 50,000 people every year, writing more than 100 business and management columns for newspapers and magazines around the world, and speaking to more than 80,000 audiences on career, business, and personal development each year around the country.\r\n\r\nHis charismatic and down-to-earth personality, dynamism, youthful energy, and enthusiasm make him a motivational speaker in the Philippines second to none. Lloyd goes beyond being an author or a life coach. He is an experience that many people dream to have. This is the very reason why he’s becoming more and more in demand to be up on stage to inspire and share his wisdom and experience.\r\n\r\nDatu Reza Sinsuat, National Anti-Poverty Commission says, “A deprived and impoverished soul would find this book a weapon to fight poverty that exists in our mind and society.”\r\n\r\nRaju Mandhyan, Author, The Heart of Public Speaking says, “Lloyd is a rare, authentic leader who has his heart set on a brilliant future for every single Filipino. His book provides us with nine effective vehicles to take us all there!”\r\n\r\nAtty. Adrian Sison, broadcaster and author says, “His proactive stance of having jobs look for you show that the early bird really gets the worm and all the other benefits.”\r\n\r\nHarry D. Pound, Author, It’s All About Being Better says, “Lloyd has a unique way of looking at life. His solution to overcome one of life’s major problems, ‘landing on one’s dream job,’ is a real eye-opener.”\r\n\r\nMilaflor Gonzales, Public Information, LGU, National Capital Region says, “I read your book, “Is there a job waiting for you?” in just one sitting. I found it very inspiring and full of wisdom. At 39, I have experienced a lot of highs and lows, and have had my share of triumphs and tribulations. Reading your book has opened me up to new perspectives, given me new hope especially during these hard times.”\r\n\r\nJacqueline Michelle Lim, The University of Queensland says, “First off, I’d like to congratulate you on your new book. It seems that all your perseverance has been rewarded. I am only but honored to have known a person like you with vision and motivation. Keep up the good work and hope to get my copy from you soon. I’m sure you’ll reach greater heights! God Bless and cheers.”\r\n\r\nNene Manalo, JRS Express, says, “Thank you so much for the continuing education and motivation you are sharing me. I always read over and over again all your teachings. You have greatly influenced me. I am determined to be somebody also in the near future and be a channel of blessings to people that God has assigned to me.”\r\n\r\nErwin Acosta, Globe Telecom, says, “I may have been a lurker in this entire exchange but your Master Classes have given me a lot of food for thought.”\r\n\r\nSotera A. Uy Marketing Operation Manager, Grepa Life, says, “Dear Mr. Luna, Thank you so much for this very inspiring message and for coaching me. God bless!”\r\n\r\nRamon Alberto said, “Hi Lloyd, I’m one of those who are very lucky to receive your emails. It’s very inspiring. Although I’ve come across some of your wisdoms in the past, they have reinforced mine and have inspired me to share my own “lessons in life” to almost all I come into contact with.”\r\n\r\nHarry H. Hawson CEO, Maverick By Design, says, “Dear Lloyd, I have checked your website quite extensively. I congratulate you for your efforts and to your business.”\r\n\r\nMay Lene L. Te, PJMA, Federation President, says, “A pleasant day! I once heard you speak in one of the seminars I had attended. And because I learned a lot from your talk, I become interested to invite you to be one of our guest speakers in our event this February.”\r\n\r\nMari S. Moya, Sales Director, EastWood Properties, said, “Dear Mr. Luna, Thank you for sharing. Very inspiring. Will grab a copy of your book and will ask for your autograph. Looking forward in meeting you someday.”\r\n\r\nWilhelmina Quiroga says, “Thanks a lot for the inspiring messages that you are sending me. This one inspires me the most because I have gone through many criticisms and sometimes I allow them to pull me down. From now on I will be like the spiral spring all the time.”\r\n\r\nNo one has ever made such a positive, powerful, and moving impact in the lives of the young and the old such as Lloyd. His affection, dedication, and passion to help, inspire, motivate, and move people of all walks of lives—from ordinary citizen in the streets to the extraordinary people in the workplace and business community, from students to teachers, from employees to entrepreneurs, from church groups to political organizations—are unmatched in his generation.\r\n\r\nHe deserves to be one of the 10 Inspiring Young Entrepreneurs.', 'Inspiring Filipino Young Entrepreneur in the Philippines', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'inspiring-filipino-young-entrepreneur-in-the-philippines', '', '', '2010-01-09 16:18:24', '2010-01-09 08:18:24', '', 0, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=483', 0, 'post', '', 2),
(484, 1, '2010-01-09 16:18:07', '2010-01-09 08:18:07', 'Lloyd A. Luna, 27, formally started his business at age 23 shortly after publishing houses rejected to print his first book, Is There A Job Waiting For You?\n\nAfter long hours of self-studying website designing, he was able to raise some cash to print the book and register his publishing business. At daytime, he would personally deliver his books to bookstores all across Metro Manila. At night, he would create websites for clients.\n\nTo establish a company at a very young age without any business background or a business-oriented family to start with was next to impossible. Born to a tricycle driver and a primary public school teacher in a suburb town in Gumaca, Quezon, times were always tough and scarcity is but a common experience as he was growing up; planting rice and vegetables, raising hogs, among other activities to help them survive.\n\nWhen he was eight years old, Lloyd needed to help his father sell breads to adjacent villages in their town. He would wake up as early as 4AM and would go to bed late at night.\n\nIt was a usual one-day-at-time struggle.\n\nYet, he proved that entrepreneurship isn’t about age, or family, or education background.\n\nPoverty left him with only one choice: Take tertiary education at the Polytechnic University of the Philippines. Pressured by employment after college, he took Electronics and Communications Engineering instead of pursuing his passion and personal desire to be a journalist. Based on what he does now, he proved that previous formal education, more often than not, has very little to do with entrepreneurship.\n\nAs an entrepreneur, success didn’t come to him the easy way. Several times on several occasions, Lloyd would find it hard to start making money, a pretty fair reason for him to decide to go back to the corporate world and seek some employment opportunities instead. For one reason, he’s still very young and inexperienced. It was with the help of a very few people that jump-started his career as an entrepreneur. He proved that entrepreneurship is neither about age nor experience.\n\nLloyd neither started with monetary capital nor a modest funding as what many people think one should have to start a business. He started with his skills and talent using other people’s resources. He proved that anybody can start a business from what they’re capable of doing.\n\nHe started his website design service in a 20 sq.m.-apartment along Daang Bakal St. in Madaluyong City. He didn’t have any telephone line or an Internet connection. He had to use public pay phones to call his clients and would rent at Internet cafés to upload his websites. He proved that entrepreneurship isn’t about resources but rather the ability to use whatever resources one has at hand.\n\nWhen he wrote his first book, the idea was never to make some cash. It’s about his contribution to help people find an answer to their question. He proved that in entrepreneurship, it’s not about what you’ll get but what you can contribute to improve the lives of the people.\n\nLloyd’s story is one best example of rags-to-riches story, at least in his generation. It’s a story of finding a business in an unlikely situation and rediscovering his passion in the process of pursuing what he loves to do.\n\nFrom being a bread-seller in his early childhood to now a best-selling author, he has written eight more books on career and personal development that has been changing the way people think about themselves and live their lives.\n\nHis printed and electronic writings include Do You Have a Life of Your Own? (2006); Break Me Up, Nurse Your Future, and Tachniques (2007); The Obvious, Believe in Yourself, and Flavors of Success (2008); and The Untold Truth About Success (2009).\n\nIn 2004, he was cited as the youngest international journalist of the XV International Aids Conference in Bangkok, Thailand. Three years later, he was awarded as Collegiate Ambassador for Peace in Seoul, Korea.\n\nLloyd is also a regular columnist of The Manila Times, Good News Pilipinas, Kabayan Star and Pinoy Handy Magazine in Hong Kong, Planet Philippines in Canada, Netrepeneur Magazine, and My House Magazine. He’s also a business consultant to start-up companies and SMEs and Internet strategist to some of the top 500 corporations.\n\nHe was described as “the man on effective career planning” by The Manila Times, “a life-saver for those who are confused in the uncertain, always-changing workplace” by The Manila Bulletin, an entrepreneur with a down-to-earth disposition,” by BusinessWorld, “a natural volunteer by heart,” by Philippine Daily Inquirer, among other positive accolades.\n\nHe has been inspiring more than 50,000 people every year, writing more than 100 business and management columns for newspapers and magazines around the world, and speaking to more than 80,000 audiences on career, business, and personal development each year around the country.\n\nHis charismatic and down-to-earth personality, dynamism, youthful energy, and enthusiasm make him a motivational speaker in the Philippines second to none. Lloyd goes beyond being an author or a life coach. He is an experience that many people dream to have. This is the very reason why he’s becoming more and more in demand to be up on stage to inspire and share his wisdom and experience.\n\nDatu Reza Sinsuat, National Anti-Poverty Commission says, “A deprived and impoverished soul would find this book a weapon to fight poverty that exists in our mind and society.”\n\nRaju Mandhyan, Author, The Heart of Public Speaking says, “Lloyd is a rare, authentic leader who has his heart set on a brilliant future for every single Filipino. His book provides us with nine effective vehicles to take us all there!”\n\nAtty. Adrian Sison, broadcaster and author says, “His proactive stance of having jobs look for you show that the early bird really gets the worm and all the other benefits.”\n\nHarry D. Pound, Author, It’s All About Being Better says, “Lloyd has a unique way of looking at life. His solution to overcome one of life’s major problems, ‘landing on one’s dream job,’ is a real eye-opener.”\n\nMilaflor Gonzales, Public Information, LGU, National Capital Region says, “I read your book, “Is there a job waiting for you?” in just one sitting. I found it very inspiring and full of wisdom. At 39, I have experienced a lot of highs and lows, and have had my share of triumphs and tribulations. Reading your book has opened me up to new perspectives, given me new hope especially during these hard times.”\n\nJacqueline Michelle Lim, The University of Queensland says, “First off, I’d like to congratulate you on your new book. It seems that all your perseverance has been rewarded. I am only but honored to have known a person like you with vision and motivation. Keep up the good work and hope to get my copy from you soon. I’m sure you’ll reach greater heights! God Bless and cheers.”\n\nNene Manalo, JRS Express, says, “Thank you so much for the continuing education and motivation you are sharing me. I always read over and over again all your teachings. You have greatly influenced me. I am determined to be somebody also in the near future and be a channel of blessings to people that God has assigned to me.”\n\nErwin Acosta, Globe Telecom, says, “I may have been a lurker in this entire exchange but your Master Classes have given me a lot of food for thought.”\n\nSotera A. Uy Marketing Operation Manager, Grepa Life, says, “Dear Mr. Luna, Thank you so much for this very inspiring message and for coaching me. God bless!”\n\nRamon Alberto said, “Hi Lloyd, I’m one of those who are very lucky to receive your emails. It’s very inspiring. Although I’ve come across some of your wisdoms in the past, they have reinforced mine and have inspired me to share my own “lessons in life” to almost all I come into contact with.”\n\nHarry H. Hawson CEO, Maverick By Design, says, “Dear Lloyd, I have checked your website quite extensively. I congratulate you for your efforts and to your business.”\n\nMay Lene L. Te, PJMA, Federation President, says, “A pleasant day! I once heard you speak in one of the seminars I had attended. And because I learned a lot from your talk, I become interested to invite you to be one of our guest speakers in our event this February.”\n\nMari S. Moya, Sales Director, EastWood Properties, said, “Dear Mr. Luna, Thank you for sharing. Very inspiring. Will grab a copy of your book and will ask for your autograph. Looking forward in meeting you someday.”\n\nWilhelmina Quiroga says, “Thanks a lot for the inspiring messages that you are sending me. This one inspires me the most because I have gone through many criticisms and sometimes I allow them to pull me down. From now on I will be like the spiral spring all the time.”\n\nNo one has ever made such a positive, powerful, and moving impact in the lives of the young and the old such as Lloyd. His affection, dedication, and passion to help, inspire, motivate, and move people of all walks of lives—from ordinary citizen in the streets to the extraordinary people in the workplace and business community, from students to teachers, from employees to entrepreneurs, from church groups to political organizations—are unmatched in his generation.\n\nHe deserves to be one of the 10 Inspiring Young Entrepreneurs.', 'Inspiring Filipino Young Entrepreneur in the Philippines', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '483-revision', '', '', '2010-01-09 16:18:07', '2010-01-09 08:18:07', '', 483, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=484', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(485, 1, '2010-01-09 16:19:31', '2010-01-09 08:19:31', 'Lloyd A. Luna, 27, formally started his business at age 23 shortly after publishing houses rejected to print his first book, Is There A Job Waiting For You?\n\nAfter long hours of self-studying website designing, he was able to raise some cash to print the book and register his publishing business. At daytime, he would personally deliver his books to bookstores all across Metro Manila. At night, he would create websites for clients.\n\nTo establish a company at a very young age without any business background or a business-oriented family to start with was next to impossible. Born to a tricycle driver and a primary public school teacher in a suburb town in Gumaca, Quezon, times were always tough and scarcity is but a common experience as he was growing up; planting rice and vegetables, raising hogs, among other activities to help them survive.\n\nWhen he was eight years old, Lloyd needed to help his father sell breads to adjacent villages in their town. He would wake up as early as 4AM and would go to bed late at night.\n\nIt was a usual one-day-at-time struggle.\n\nYet, he proved that entrepreneurship isn’t about age, or family, or education background.\n\nPoverty left him with only one choice: Take tertiary education at the Polytechnic University of the Philippines. Pressured by employment after college, he took Electronics and Communications Engineering instead of pursuing his passion and personal desire to be a journalist. Based on what he does now, he proved that previous formal education, more often than not, has very little to do with entrepreneurship.\n\nAs an entrepreneur, success didn’t come to him the easy way. Several times on several occasions, Lloyd would find it hard to start making money, a pretty fair reason for him to decide to go back to the corporate world and seek some employment opportunities instead. For one reason, he’s still very young and inexperienced. It was with the help of a very few people that jump-started his career as an entrepreneur. He proved that entrepreneurship is neither about age nor experience.\n\nLloyd neither started with monetary capital nor a modest funding as what many people think one should have to start a business. He started with his skills and talent using other people’s resources. He proved that anybody can start a business from what they’re capable of doing.\n\nHe started his website design service in a 20 sq.m.-apartment along Daang Bakal St. in Madaluyong City. He didn’t have any telephone line or an Internet connection. He had to use public pay phones to call his clients and would rent at Internet cafés to upload his websites. He proved that entrepreneurship isn’t about resources but rather the ability to use whatever resources one has at hand.\n\nWhen he wrote his first book, the idea was never to make some cash. It’s about his contribution to help people find an answer to their question. He proved that in entrepreneurship, it’s not about what you’ll get but what you can contribute to improve the lives of the people.\n\nLloyd’s story is one best example of rags-to-riches story, at least in his generation. It’s a story of finding a business in an unlikely situation and rediscovering his passion in the process of pursuing what he loves to do.\n\nFrom being a bread-seller in his early childhood to now a best-selling author, he has written eight more books on career and personal development that has been changing the way people think about themselves and live their lives.\n\nHis printed and electronic writings include Do You Have a Life of Your Own? (2006); Break Me Up, Nurse Your Future, and Tachniques (2007); The Obvious, Believe in Yourself, and Flavors of Success (2008); and The Untold Truth About Success (2009).\n\nIn 2004, he was cited as the youngest international journalist of the XV International Aids Conference in Bangkok, Thailand. Three years later, he was awarded as Collegiate Ambassador for Peace in Seoul, Korea.\n\nLloyd is also a regular columnist of The Manila Times, Good News Pilipinas, Kabayan Star and Pinoy Handy Magazine in Hong Kong, Planet Philippines in Canada, Netrepeneur Magazine, and My House Magazine. He’s also a business consultant to start-up companies and SMEs and Internet strategist to some of the top 500 corporations.\n\nHe was described as “the man on effective career planning” by The Manila Times, “a life-saver for those who are confused in the uncertain, always-changing workplace” by The Manila Bulletin, an entrepreneur with a down-to-earth disposition,” by BusinessWorld, “a natural volunteer by heart,” by Philippine Daily Inquirer, among other positive accolades.\n\nHe has been inspiring more than 50,000 people every year, writing more than 100 business and management columns for newspapers and magazines around the world, and speaking to more than 80,000 audiences on career, business, and personal development each year around the country.\n\nHis charismatic and down-to-earth personality, dynamism, youthful energy, and enthusiasm make him a motivational speaker in the Philippines second to none. Lloyd goes beyond being an author or a life coach. He is an experience that many people dream to have. This is the very reason why he’s becoming more and more in demand to be up on stage to inspire and share his wisdom and experience.\n\nDatu Reza Sinsuat, National Anti-Poverty Commission says, “A deprived and impoverished soul would find this book a weapon to fight poverty that exists in our mind and society.”\n\nRaju Mandhyan, Author, The Heart of Public Speaking says, “Lloyd is a rare, authentic leader who has his heart set on a brilliant future for every single Filipino. His book provides us with nine effective vehicles to take us all there!”\n\nAtty. Adrian Sison, broadcaster and author says, “His proactive stance of having jobs look for you show that the early bird really gets the worm and all the other benefits.”\n\nHarry D. Pound, Author, It’s All About Being Better says, “Lloyd has a unique way of looking at life. His solution to overcome one of life’s major problems, ‘landing on one’s dream job,’ is a real eye-opener.”\n\nMilaflor Gonzales, Public Information, LGU, National Capital Region says, “I read your book, “Is there a job waiting for you?” in just one sitting. I found it very inspiring and full of wisdom. At 39, I have experienced a lot of highs and lows, and have had my share of triumphs and tribulations. Reading your book has opened me up to new perspectives, given me new hope especially during these hard times.”\n\nJacqueline Michelle Lim, The University of Queensland says, “First off, I’d like to congratulate you on your new book. It seems that all your perseverance has been rewarded. I am only but honored to have known a person like you with vision and motivation. Keep up the good work and hope to get my copy from you soon. I’m sure you’ll reach greater heights! God Bless and cheers.”\n\nNene Manalo, JRS Express, says, “Thank you so much for the continuing education and motivation you are sharing me. I always read over and over again all your teachings. You have greatly influenced me. I am determined to be somebody also in the near future and be a channel of blessings to people that God has assigned to me.”\n\nErwin Acosta, Globe Telecom, says, “I may have been a lurker in this entire exchange but your Master Classes have given me a lot of food for thought.”\n\nSotera A. Uy Marketing Operation Manager, Grepa Life, says, “Dear Mr. Luna, Thank you so much for this very inspiring message and for coaching me. God bless!”\n\nRamon Alberto said, “Hi Lloyd, I’m one of those who are very lucky to receive your emails. It’s very inspiring. Although I’ve come across some of your wisdoms in the past, they have reinforced mine and have inspired me to share my own “lessons in life” to almost all I come into contact with.”\n\nHarry H. Hawson CEO, Maverick By Design, says, “Dear Lloyd, I have checked your website quite extensively. I congratulate you for your efforts and to your business.”\n\nMay Lene L. Te, PJMA, Federation President, says, “A pleasant day! I once heard you speak in one of the seminars I had attended. And because I learned a lot from your talk, I become interested to invite you to be one of our guest speakers in our event this February.”\n\nMari S. Moya, Sales Director, EastWood Properties, said, “Dear Mr. Luna, Thank you for sharing. Very inspiring. Will grab a copy of your book and will ask for your autograph. Looking forward in meeting you someday.”\n\nWilhelmina Quiroga says, “Thanks a lot for the inspiring messages that you are sending me. This one inspires me the most because I have gone through many criticisms and sometimes I allow them to pull me down. From now on I will be like the spiral spring all the time.”\n\nNo one has ever made such a positive, powerful, and moving impact in the lives of the young and the old such as Lloyd. His affection, dedication, and passion to help, inspire, motivate, and move people of all walks of lives—from ordinary citizen in the streets to the extraordinary people in the workplace and business community, from students to teachers, from employees to entrepreneurs, from church groups to political organizations—are unmatched in his generation.\n\nHe deserves to be one of the 10 Inspiring Young Entrepreneurs.', 'Inspiring Filipino Young Entrepreneur in the Philippines', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '483-autosave', '', '', '2010-01-09 16:19:31', '2010-01-09 08:19:31', '', 483, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=485', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(486, 1, '2010-05-04 11:46:04', '2010-05-04 03:46:04', 'I have a first hand experience working with different business owners, both here and abroad. That\'s why I have a broad knowledge on taking any business to the next level—regardless of it\'s current position or available resources.\n\n<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG_2601.jpg\"><img class=\"alignleft size-full wp-image-1565\" title=\"Filipino business consultant Philippines\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG_2601.jpg\" alt=\"Filipino business consultant Philippines\" /></a>As a business consultant, I tell small and big business owners what I thought they can still do based on my understanding of the market. I get to have several resources in my company. We do some market research and give our clients the best picture of what\'s happening in their industry.\n\nI\'m a proud killer of competition. I hate competition so I don\'t also want the people I\'m consulting to a hard time winning any of them. I love creating competition of my own. And this is the same advice I give to my clients. They will have to make competition irrelevant. They cannot, in any case, give in to competition or their competitors.\n\nAs a business consultant, I give the company leaders several options where they can choose from. I give them the best selection based on my rich experience in the past. Whether its a food business, a garments business, a retail business, a health and wellness business, or any other else, I can guarantee positive results (and return).', 'The Business Consultant', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '273-autosave', '', '', '2010-05-04 11:46:04', '2010-05-04 03:46:04', '', 273, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=486', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
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(488, 1, '2010-01-10 00:42:07', '2010-01-09 16:42:07', '<strong>Filipino Career Expert and Motivation Star in Asia</strong> Lloyd A. Luna is set to address at least 2,500 audience on January 30, 2010 in Iloilo City. His one-day seminar on career and personal development is an experience that you wouldn\'t want to miss. Call 329-1971 local 1008 for details and tickets.\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_489\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"500\" caption=\"Event Poster of Career Talk in Iloilo City\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/new-jan-30-iloilo-event.png\"><img class=\"size-full wp-image-489 \" title=\"LLOYDLUNA Live in Iloilo City\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/new-jan-30-iloilo-event.png\" alt=\"LLOYDLUNA Live in Iloilo City\" width=\"500\" height=\"800\" /></a>[/caption]\r\n\r\nThis show is produced by ProSynergy and fully supported by Central Philippine University.', 'Career Talk: It\'s a date in Iloilo City', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'career-talk-its-a-date-in-iloilo-city', '', '', '2010-01-10 00:44:22', '2010-01-09 16:44:22', '', 0, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=488', 0, 'post', '', 0),
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(491, 1, '2010-01-10 00:44:15', '2010-01-09 16:44:15', '<strong>Filipino Career Expert and Motivation Star in Asia</strong> Lloyd A. Luna is set to address at least 2,500 audience on January 30, 2010 in Iloilo City. His one-day seminar on career and personal development is an experience that you wouldn\'t want to miss. Call 329-1971 local 1008 for details and tickets.\n\n[caption id=\"attachment_489\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"500\" caption=\"Event Poster of Career Talk in Iloilo City\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/new-jan-30-iloilo-event.png\"><img class=\"size-full wp-image-489 \" title=\"LLOYDLUNA Live in Iloilo City\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/new-jan-30-iloilo-event.png\" alt=\"LLOYDLUNA Live in Iloilo City\" width=\"500\" height=\"800\" /></a>[/caption]\n\nThis show is produced by ProSynergy and fully supported by Central Philippine University.', 'Career Talk: It\'s a date in Iloilo City', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '488-autosave', '', '', '2010-01-10 00:44:15', '2010-01-09 16:44:15', '', 488, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=491', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(492, 1, '2010-01-10 00:42:07', '2010-01-09 16:42:07', '<strong>Filipino Career Expert and Motivation Star in Asia</strong> Lloyd A. Luna is set to address at least 2,500 audience on January 30, 2010 in Iloilo City. His one-day seminar on career and personal development is an experience that you wouldn\'t want to miss. Call 329-1971 local 1008 for details and tickets.\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_489\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"500\" caption=\"Event Poster of Career Talk in Iloilo City\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/new-jan-30-iloilo-event.png\"><img class=\"size-full wp-image-489\" title=\"LLOYDLUNA Live in Iloilo City\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/new-jan-30-iloilo-event.png\" alt=\"LLOYDLUNA Live in Iloilo City\" width=\"500\" height=\"800\" /></a>[/caption]\r\n\r\nThis show is produced by ProSynergy and fully supported by Central Philippine University.', 'Career Talk: It\'s a date in Iloilo City', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '488-revision-2', '', '', '2010-01-10 00:42:07', '2010-01-09 16:42:07', '', 488, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=492', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(493, 1, '2010-01-10 01:35:10', '2010-01-09 17:35:10', 'Whew, this is one interesting week within the first week of the month (of the new year)—a week of interviews and preparation.\r\n\r\nThis morning, I accepted another interview from another UP-Diliman student named Reina Angeline. I don\'t know but I just don\'t mind telling my stories and insights over and over again when people need it for academic purposes or for just anything that can help them pursue their dreams.\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_500\" align=\"alignleft\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Reina Angeline Carmona with The LLOYDLUNA\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG00797-20100109-11121.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-500\" title=\"Reina Angeline Carmona with The LLOYDLUNA\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG00797-20100109-11121-300x225.jpg\" alt=\"Reina Angeline Carmona with The LLOYDLUNA\" width=\"300\" height=\"225\" /></a>[/caption]\r\n\r\nAs I told Reina, I\'m not one of those CEOs he\'d expect and imagine. I don\'t much into wearing coat and tie except otherwise an event is requiring me to wear them. I also told her that there are CEOs who are business owners at the same time and some are simply hired to do the job. My case is rare as I don\'t have too many people under me.\r\n\r\nManagement is very easy since my organization is very lean, too. But the challenge may be as huge as those running big companies with a greater number of people.\r\n\r\nOf course there are upsides and downsides when it comes to comparison between myself and a highly paid Chief Executive. In my case, I don\'t really have to lose much. And in fact even if I lose, I don\'t think it matters as much as it would to someone who is hired to \"execute\" the job. If I fail, then I fail and I have a very limited damage to make.\r\n\r\nFor those who are running a pretty huge enterprise, the accountability is bigger—perhaps because the perks and benefits are big as well. But when I was asked about the characteristics of a great CEO, I said he should be someone who loves what he does, excited and enthusiastic about his job, and forward-looking.\r\n\r\nIt\'s interesting that she asked me about my childhood leadership. But I told my stories anyway. Way back then, yes I would be elected as either a subject president or a leader in other school organizations. During those times, I think my classmates don\'t really take the elections seriously—the reason why sometimes your command becomes only a request. Perhaps in our very minds, leadership is more on an activity rather than responsibility.\r\n\r\nWhen I was working in a corporate environment, I realized that there\'s still a part of that childhood experience. Some people under me would follow my instruction not because they want to do it but because they are bound by the idea of getting paid to follow. I\'m talking in general terms though. Don\'t get me wrong there are also some who would really follow you with all their hearts.\r\n\r\nWe finished the interview and I got a box of doughnuts called Cello\'s Doughnuts and Dips from Katipunan Avenue. So there.\r\n\r\nThen my afternoon is spent on putting some more contents for this website. You see we totally restructured this internet identity. And we\'re on the process of putting some more information that we have in the former site. And we\'re doing really a lot of works!\r\n\r\nIn the evening, I met with my accountant to arrange our business registration and permits. You see I make sure to put my hands and mind on almost every detail that I can attend to and this taxation thing is one of them. One discouraging event though is that one meeting was cancelled for a very interesting reason. It told me that the person in charge of this cellphone card political campaign material \"only meet with the clients when closing a contract.\"\r\n\r\nI will make sure to find that perfect timing to name the person and the company. I don\'t think this thinking and attitude will make this country a better place for all of us. I don\'t need business as much as the business may need me because I am in close contacts with a good number of senatorial candidates from competing parties.', 'And then there\'s another interview with a CEO', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'and-then-theres-another-interview-with-a-ceo', '', '', '2010-01-11 09:55:38', '2010-01-11 01:55:38', '', 0, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=493', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(497, 1, '2010-01-10 01:26:18', '2010-01-09 17:26:18', 'Whew, this is one interesting week within the first week of the month (of the new year)—a week of interviews and preparation.\n\nThis morning, I accepted another interview from another UP-Diliman student named Reina Angeline. I don\'t know but I just don\'t mind telling my stories and insights over and over again when people need it for academic purposes or for just anything that can help them pursue their dreams.\n\nAs I told Reina, I\'m not one of those CEOs he\'d expect and imagine. I don\'t much into wearing coat and tie except otherwise an event is requiring me to wear them. I also told her that there are CEOs who are business owners at the same time and some are simply hired to do the job. My case is rare as I don\'t have too many people under me.\n\nManagement is very easy since my organization is very lean, too. But the challenge may be as huge as those running big companies with a greater number of people.\n\nOf course there are upsides and downsides when it comes to comparison between myself and a highly paid Chief Executive. In my case, I don\'t really have to lose much. And in fact even if I lose, I don\'t think it matters as much as it would to someone who is hired to \"execute\" the job. If I fail, then I fail and I have a very limited damage to make.\n\nFor those who are running a pretty huge enterprise, the accountability is bigger—perhaps because the perks and benefits are big as well. But when I was asked about the characteristics of a great CEO, I said he should be someone who loves what he does, excited and enthusiastic about his job, and forward-looking.\n\nIt\'s interesting that she asked me about my childhood leadership. But I told my stories anyway. Way back then, yes I would be elected as either a subject president or a leader in other school organizations. During those times, I think my classmates don\'t really take the elections seriously—the reason why sometimes your command becomes only a request. Perhaps in our very minds, leadership is more on an activity rather than responsibility.\n\nWhen I was working in a corporate environment, I realized that there\'s still a part of that childhood experience. Some people under me would follow my instruction not because they want to do it but because they are bound by the idea of getting paid to follow. I\'m talking in general terms though. Don\'t get me wrong there are also some who would really follow you with all their hearts.\n\nWe finished the interview and I got a box of doughnuts called Cello\'s Doughnuts and Dips from Katipunan Avenue. So there.\n\nThen my afternoon is spent on putting some more contents for this website. You see we totally restructured this internet identity. And we\'re on the process of putting some more information that we have in the former site. And we\'re doing really a lot of works!\n\nIn the evening, I met with my accountant to arrange our business registration and permits. You see I make sure to put my hands and mind on almost every detail that I can attend to and this taxation thing is one of them. One discouraging event though is that one meeting was cancelled for a very interesting reason. It told me that the person in charge of this cellphone card political campaign material \"only meet with the clients when closing a contract.\"\n\nI will make sure to find that perfect timing to name the person and the company. I don\'t think this thinking and attitude will make this country a better place for all of us. I don\'t need business as much as the business may need me because I am in close contacts with a good number of senatorial candidates from competing parties.', 'And then there\'s another interview with a CEO', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '493-revision', '', '', '2010-01-10 01:26:18', '2010-01-09 17:26:18', '', 493, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=497', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(498, 1, '2010-01-11 21:34:55', '2010-01-11 13:34:55', 'Whew, this is one interesting week within the first week of the month (of the new year)—a week of interviews and preparation.\n\nThis morning, I accepted another interview from another UP-Diliman student named Reina Angeline. I don\'t know but I just don\'t mind telling my stories and insights over and over again when people need it for academic purposes or for just anything that can help them pursue their dreams.\n\n[caption id=\"attachment_500\" align=\"alignleft\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Reina Angeline Carmona with The LLOYDLUNA\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG00797-20100109-11121.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-500\" title=\"Reina Angeline Carmona with The LLOYDLUNA\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG00797-20100109-11121-300x225.jpg\" alt=\"Reina Angeline Carmona with The LLOYDLUNA\" width=\"300\" height=\"225\" /></a>[/caption]\n\nAs I told Reina, I\'m not one of those CEOs he\'d expect and imagine. I don\'t much into wearing coat and tie except otherwise an event is requiring me to wear them. I also told her that there are CEOs who are business owners at the same time and some are simply hired to do the job. My case is rare as I don\'t have too many people under me.\n\nManagement is very easy since my organization is very lean, too. But the challenge may be as huge as those running big companies with a greater number of people.\n\nOf course there are upsides and downsides when it comes to comparison between myself and a highly paid Chief Executive. In my case, I don\'t really have to lose much. And in fact even if I lose, I don\'t think it matters as much as it would to someone who is hired to \"execute\" the job. If I fail, then I fail and I have a very limited damage to make.\n\nFor those who are running a pretty huge enterprise, the accountability is bigger—perhaps because the perks and benefits are big as well. But when I was asked about the characteristics of a great CEO, I said he should be someone who loves what he does, excited and enthusiastic about his job, and forward-looking.\n\nIt\'s interesting that she asked me about my childhood leadership. But I told my stories anyway. Way back then, yes I would be elected as either a subject president or a leader in other school organizations. During those times, I think my classmates don\'t really take the elections seriously—the reason why sometimes your command becomes only a request. Perhaps in our very minds, leadership is more on an activity rather than responsibility.\n\nWhen I was working in a corporate environment, I realized that there\'s still a part of that childhood experience. Some people under me would follow my instruction not because they want to do it but because they are bound by the idea of getting paid to follow. I\'m talking in general terms though. Don\'t get me wrong there are also some who would really follow you with all their hearts.\n\nWe finished the interview and I got a box of doughnuts called Cello\'s Doughnuts and Dips from Katipunan Avenue. So there.\n\nThen my afternoon is spent on putting some more contents for this website. You see we totally restructured this internet identity. And we\'re on the process of putting some more information that we have in the former site. And we\'re doing really a lot of works!\n\nIn the evening, I met with my accountant to arrange our business registration and permits. You see I make sure to put my hands and mind on almost every detail that I can attend to and this taxation thing is one of them. One discouraging event though is that one meeting was cancelled for a very interesting reason. It told me that the person in charge of this cellphone card political campaign material \"only meet with the clients when closing a contract.\"\n\nI will make sure to find that perfect timing to name the person and the company. I don\'t think this thinking and attitude will make this country a better place for all of us. I don\'t need business as much as the business may need me because I am in close contacts with a good number of senatorial candidates from competing parties.', 'And then there\'s another interview with a CEO', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '493-autosave', '', '', '2010-01-11 21:34:55', '2010-01-11 13:34:55', '', 493, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=498', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
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(501, 1, '2010-01-10 01:35:10', '2010-01-09 17:35:10', 'Whew, this is one interesting week within the first week of the month (of the new year)—a week of interviews and preparation.\r\n\r\nThis morning, I accepted another interview from another UP-Diliman student named Reina Angeline. I don\'t know but I just don\'t mind telling my stories and insights over and over again when people need it for academic purposes or for just anything that can help them pursue their dreams.\r\n\r\nAs I told Reina, I\'m not one of those CEOs he\'d expect and imagine. I don\'t much into wearing coat and tie except otherwise an event is requiring me to wear them. I also told her that there are CEOs who are business owners at the same time and some are simply hired to do the job. My case is rare as I don\'t have too many people under me.\r\n\r\nManagement is very easy since my organization is very lean, too. But the challenge may be as huge as those running big companies with a greater number of people.\r\n\r\nOf course there are upsides and downsides when it comes to comparison between myself and a highly paid Chief Executive. In my case, I don\'t really have to lose much. And in fact even if I lose, I don\'t think it matters as much as it would to someone who is hired to \"execute\" the job. If I fail, then I fail and I have a very limited damage to make.\r\n\r\nFor those who are running a pretty huge enterprise, the accountability is bigger—perhaps because the perks and benefits are big as well. But when I was asked about the characteristics of a great CEO, I said he should be someone who loves what he does, excited and enthusiastic about his job, and forward-looking.\r\n\r\nIt\'s interesting that she asked me about my childhood leadership. But I told my stories anyway. Way back then, yes I would be elected as either a subject president or a leader in other school organizations. During those times, I think my classmates don\'t really take the elections seriously—the reason why sometimes your command becomes only a request. Perhaps in our very minds, leadership is more on an activity rather than responsibility.\r\n\r\nWhen I was working in a corporate environment, I realized that there\'s still a part of that childhood experience. Some people under me would follow my instruction not because they want to do it but because they are bound by the idea of getting paid to follow. I\'m talking in general terms though. Don\'t get me wrong there are also some who would really follow you with all their hearts.\r\n\r\nWe finished the interview and I got a box of doughnuts called Cello\'s Doughnuts and Dips from Katipunan Avenue. So there.\r\n\r\nThen my afternoon is spent on putting some more contents for this website. You see we totally restructured this internet identity. And we\'re on the process of putting some more information that we have in the former site. And we\'re doing really a lot of works!\r\n\r\nIn the evening, I met with my accountant to arrange our business registration and permits. You see I make sure to put my hands and mind on almost every detail that I can attend to and this taxation thing is one of them. One discouraging event though is that one meeting was cancelled for a very interesting reason. It told me that the person in charge of this cellphone card political campaign material \"only meet with the clients when closing a contract.\"\r\n\r\nI will make sure to find that perfect timing to name the person and the company. I don\'t think this thinking and attitude will make this country a better place for all of us. I don\'t need business as much as the business may need me because I am in close contacts with a good number of senatorial candidates from competing parties.', 'And then there\'s another interview with a CEO', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '493-revision-2', '', '', '2010-01-10 01:35:10', '2010-01-09 17:35:10', '', 493, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=501', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(502, 1, '2010-01-04 19:09:12', '2010-01-04 11:09:12', '<strong>Get to know your LLOYDLUNA.</strong> He\'s not born with any riches. He was born to a tricycle driver and a public school teacher. Growing up, he didn\'t have a chance to own fancy toys or enroll in a private school. Yet, an an early age of 23, he was able to put up his own company and write and publish his own book.\r\n\r\n<strong><a class=\"alignright\" href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/?page_id=137\" target=\"_self\">How did he do that?</a> </strong>', 'Anatomy of LLOYDLUNA', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '108-revision-20', '', '', '2010-01-04 19:09:12', '2010-01-04 11:09:12', '', 108, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=502', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(504, 1, '2010-01-04 19:10:51', '2010-01-04 11:10:51', '<strong>The youngest motivational speaker in Asia and most promising motivation star in the world</strong> who got an overwhelming positive feedback from foreign audience—33 our of 35 audience gave him 10 out of 10 performance rating; 2 out of 35 rated him with 9.\r\n\r\n<strong><a title=\"Why LLOYDLUNA\" href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/?page_id=133\" target=\"_self\">Why give him a very high rating?</a></strong>', 'Why LLOYDLUNA?', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '14-revision-16', '', '', '2010-01-04 19:10:51', '2010-01-04 11:10:51', '', 14, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=504', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(505, 1, '2010-01-04 20:03:53', '2010-01-04 12:03:53', 'LLOYDLUNA is <strong>the first and only personal development company in the Philippines</strong> to offer a free one-year coaching program on success. In the last three years, it has mentored and coached more than 150,000 people in its database. Give your name and email, confirm your subscription, and you\'re good to claim your coaching program sent to your email regularly.\r\n\r\n<a class=\"alignright\" href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/?page_id=143\" target=\"_self\"><strong>Get your FREE Success Coaching Now...</strong></a>', 'Free Success Coaching', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '192-revision-5', '', '', '2010-01-04 20:03:53', '2010-01-04 12:03:53', '', 192, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=505', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(506, 1, '2010-01-04 19:43:10', '2010-01-04 11:43:10', 'Lloyd Luna is the bestselling author of <strong>Is There A Job Waiting For You?</strong> and seven more books on career and personal development. He has sold more than 100,000 print and electronic copies around the world. His latest book, The Obvious, was launched in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in December 2009.\r\n\r\n<strong><a class=\"alignright\" href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/?page_id=178\" target=\"_self\">I\'m intrigued by these books...</a></strong>', 'LLOYDLUNA Books', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '165-revision-9', '', '', '2010-01-04 19:43:10', '2010-01-04 11:43:10', '', 165, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=506', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(507, 1, '2010-01-08 23:31:04', '2010-01-08 15:31:04', 'Let’s get to the bottom line.\r\n\r\nI speak at an average of 100,000 people every. I address people from different walks of life: students, professionals, employees, managers, supervisors, corporate executives, and entrepreneurs. And truly, I can help you promote your brand, products, or services in all venues and platforms that I speak.', 'Become a LLOYDLUNA Sponsor', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '414-revision-3', '', '', '2010-01-08 23:31:04', '2010-01-08 15:31:04', '', 414, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=507', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(508, 1, '2010-01-10 12:09:58', '2010-01-10 04:09:58', 'Let’s get to the bottom line.\n\nI speak at an average of 100,000 people every. I address people from different walks of life: students, professionals, employees, managers, supervisors, corporate executives, and entrepreneurs. And truly, I can help you promote your brand, products, or services in all venues and platforms that I speak.', 'Become a LLOYDLUNA Sponsor', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '414-autosave', '', '', '2010-01-10 12:09:58', '2010-01-10 04:09:58', '', 414, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=508', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(509, 1, '2010-01-08 23:37:50', '2010-01-08 15:37:50', 'Provide us with audience and the rest in on us. At least that\'s how we do it. We have at least a dozen module (and we can customize modules, too) for your organization. These are modules updated almost monthly by our research and development team. We don\'t repeat the modules that we used in the past should there be developments created by our research team.', 'Modules For Your Organization', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '417-revision-2', '', '', '2010-01-08 23:37:50', '2010-01-08 15:37:50', '', 417, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=509', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
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(1452, 1, '2010-04-12 10:20:53', '2010-04-12 02:20:53', 'Owners and executives of DEI Direct Sales Marketing Philippines drop by my office for a consulting work.', 'DEI Direct Sales Marketing Philippines', 'Owners and executives of DEI Direct Sales Marketing Philippines drop by my office for a consulting work.', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', 'img00968-20100410-1849', '', '', '2010-04-12 10:20:53', '2010-04-12 02:20:53', '', 1451, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/IMG00968-20100410-1849.jpg', 0, 'attachment', 'image/jpeg', 0),
(1453, 1, '2010-04-12 10:16:52', '2010-04-12 02:16:52', 'Last night after the 5pm mass, our choir, Kandila Choir, had a heart-to-heart meeting, of you know what I mean. I stand as the group\'s organist.\n\nWe settled some issues concerning attendance, punctuality, and commitment among others. It was fun and refreshing as well. Leaders, elders, and members were able to voice out their concerns and I personally think it\'s a healthy scene for any organization.\n\nYou see as a business consultant myself, I\'ve been helping companies on their organizational development. No, not really the traditional one. When I say organizational development, I practically talk about people development. Hierarchy or any other structure doesn\'t work without the commitment and clarity of people within the structure.\n\nBut the most interesting part was when I was asked what keeps me busy. Obviously, there are times that I had to absent myself because of the nature of my work—travel. But somebody from the group answered in my behalf. He said: Look at his Facebook to see his schedules.\n\nNow I take this case as a normal case for many organizations I\'ve worked with. Our little choir is pretty much hooked with Social Media facilities and it now becomes part of their daily, if not hourly routine. We are now all connected in the Internet.\n\nTen years ago, it wasn\'t like this. We didn\'t have much rapport with the Internet technology especially that the Philippines was just starting to adapt with the trend. Perhaps because at the time, it was still unclear what it is for. Today, it\'s obviously important for us to be in social networks such as Twitter, Facebook, Plurk, Multiply, and Foursquare among many others.\n\nSocial Media marketing in the Philippines isn\'t in its peak yet. And my observation is that Filipinos are still in the \"consumer\" of the technology rather than \"user\" of it. Now, the difference is that consumers spend and users profit.\n\nAs an Internet marketing specialist in the Philippines and Asia, I think transformation from being consumers to users isn\'t really an easy move. We love being entertained and get connected with friends. This isn\'t like America or any other developed countries, where standard of living prohibits them from spending 3 hours a day on Facebook and other social networking websites.\n\nWe are still lucky to be in this country. but mind you, sooner or later, the name of the game will be Users of Internet Technology.\n\nSocial Media as a tool, whether you are in Manila, Cebu, Davao, or anywhere else in the Philippines, is something that we can\'t afford not to have. We should have the knowledge on how to read the signs as well as the meaning over as many clicks as have. Our performance in social networks and media as part of our internet marketing campaign or identity should be more than what we have now.\n\nWhat do you make of this?', 'Social Media Marketing in the Philippines', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '1451-revision', '', '', '2010-04-12 10:16:52', '2010-04-12 02:16:52', '', 1451, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/1451-revision/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1474, 1, '2010-04-18 07:57:27', '2010-04-17 23:57:27', 'It\'s been a while since I last posted an entry. I think the recent was my take on Manny Pangilinan\'s \"borrowed\" speech, which to me is more than the issue of the PLDT-Smart guy or his speechwriter. It\'s about being Filipino.\r\n\r\nBut because of this entry, I was able to get the attention of Entrepreneur.com.ph, which scheduled an appointment with me originally to have an interview on Speech Writing as a full-time or part-time business.\r\n\r\nIt turned out that Gil Garcia, one of the best interviewers I\'ve had recently, went beyond the speech writing conversation. It has become a full-blown interview about my business.\r\n\r\nBut it\'s cool. I told him that I have been targeting Entrepreneur Magazine for the longest time and all it took was a simple \"Speech Writing blog entry,\" which by the way generated a lot of traffic for my website (because people searched for \"manny pangilinan speech writer\" in Google).\r\n\r\nI will definitely publish whatever comes out from this interview.\r\n\r\nImmediately after the interview, organizer of Manila International Book Fair dropped by my office. I\'m very happy to be considered as a speaker during their event at SMX Mall of Asia. We will still have to iron out some details.\r\n\r\nI also had a meeting with the HR bosses of Punongbayan and Araullo, a well-known accounting firm in the Philippines. We had our meeting in Starbucks of Greenbelt 1 and discussed some possible topics on their annual executive meeting in August.\r\n\r\nIt\'s interesting to note that admittedly, they needed a motivational speaker, not really an entrepreneurship speaker but someone who can give a sort of motivation and inspiration for 100 delegates or more.\r\n\r\nI\'m pleasured to be considered to speak and it will be a great privilege for me to just do the two-hour speech in Bohol Beach Club. I will first have to send some videos of my recent talks.\r\n\r\nMotivation in the workplace is something that we consistently need. It\'s a like consumer goods. You have it today but soon you will need to get it from somewhere again. That\'s why motivational speaker such as myself is getting more and more in demand in these times of struggle, bouncing back, and moving up to the next level.\r\n\r\nOn Tuesday, my production team and I went to Global News Network studio in Makati to do some \"blocking\" for my business television talk show Creative Business. I had to really put my hand on this, especially for the set. I wanted the show to be dynamic, energetic, and something unique.\r\n\r\nIf there\'s anything, I really intend to make it globally competitive following global standards in quality. I don\'t think there\'s any other television program, cable or UHF, in the Philippines, which features CEOs and business owners only. Our program is exclusive for entrepreneurs and business owners only.\r\n\r\nBut we had a great time there. Come Friday, it was almost exactly what I envisioned it to be.\r\n\r\nTwo weeks ago, the owners and directors of DEI, a direct selling company here in the Philippines, came to my office for a business consulting. They needed a motivational speaker in their event (this is actually today!). I agreed and offered them some more help on how they can rebound in business.\r\n\r\nDEI had some serious problems in the past and I really intend to help the owners rebuild it. I can see a very bright future ahead of this very young company. When you talk of passion, I think the owners only needed to find some creative ways to communicate their message across. That\'s where I come in.\r\n\r\nSo we are starting with today\'s motivation seminar on \'Finding Your Meaning.\" I think I have at least 50 people in the crowd later in the afternoon. I\'m excited to meet these direct sellers.', 'It\'s been a busy week, indeed', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '1455-revision-5', '', '', '2010-04-18 07:57:27', '2010-04-17 23:57:27', '', 1455, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/1455-revision-5/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1088, 1, '2010-01-11 10:13:33', '2010-01-11 02:13:33', 'Lloyd A. Luna is the youngest best-selling author in the Philippines and Asia who wrote and published his own book at age 23.\r\n<h3>\"They turned me down.\" —Lloyd Luna</h3>\r\nIt was sometime in July when I was sitting at a coffee shop wondering what would happen to my career after leaving an events company where I served as a consultant for eight months. It was not really a good break up (or is there something like a good one?). Nonetheless, I was on my own rethinking about my life and career.\r\n\r\nPlease note that I at that coffee shop, on my table was not a cup of coffee. Having no money to buy one, I would ask the waiter for a glass of water or so. There were good reasons to sour grape about life as there were equally good reasons for me to dig a little deeper and know myself once more.\r\n\r\nCurious about what people might be asking themselves, I ran through some \"frequently asked personal questions.\" I\'d choose several people and guess what they might be asking. There were good questions like, \"Am I going to pass the exam?\" or \"Where do I get the money to pay for my debt?\"\r\n\r\nI did that for another reason. I told myself that if ever I\'d be able to provide them with some help to find the answer, it would give me some things back (including some cash, of course!).\r\n\r\nAfter a couple of hours sitting there and playing around the minds of these \"innocent\" mall-goers, I found one interesting question: Is There A Job Waiting For Me? Good question? Unquestionably, yes. And then I rushed back home, turned on my PC (I am a Mac user now), and started what would have been the first best-selling book I wrote.\r\n\r\nIn 15 days, I was able to finish the manuscript. Writing a book isn\'t really difficult. At least especially if you have a real strong reason to do it. In my case, I thought that\'s the only way I can take so I will have to do it. Otherwise, I would apply to companies and be another employee in another \"some time.\"\r\n\r\nOne thing I didn\'t ask when I was writing the book was \"Who\'s going to publish and print it?\" Of course it\'s a valid question. But at the time I thought there\'s no answer yet. So I made a deal with myself: Finish the work and cross the bridge when I get there.\r\n\r\nI had the manuscript printed. I started to approach some friends and some publishing companies, big and small. And the only phrase I could remember is, \"I\'m sorry.\" It was a clear rejection for whatever valid reasons they may have. I\'m not sure if they don\'t just have the money or resources to help me get the book out. Or, perhaps it\'s just not part of their priorities.\r\n\r\nIt didn\'t discourage me. I believed in my work. I believed in its ability to help people on their career. I believed that one or two things can solve this. This cannot be buried and forgotten. This book must be out.\r\n\r\nIn 2005, website design was a lucrative way to make money. With a little research on how to create a website, I was able to learn it in less than two weeks. Spending long hours of studies isn\'t a joke. It was tiring but I must admit I enjoyed every bit of it. It\'s irritating sometimes but I guess it\'s nothing but an important parcel of success.\r\n\r\nTrue enough, I was able to get the money to print the books. But not yet. It\'s a hard-earned money. I can\'t just spend it like that. Somehow, I had one reservation. My intention was legitimate—to help. But are they going to buy it? I was not sure but I think there\'s a way to secure my intention and money.\r\n\r\nDo you want to hear the rest of the story?\r\n<h3>Fill up this form and ask something…</h3>\r\n<!--contact form-->', 'The Author', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '267-revision-15', '', '', '2010-01-11 10:13:33', '2010-01-11 02:13:33', '', 267, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=1088', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(575, 1, '2010-01-10 21:59:52', '2010-01-10 13:59:52', 'Let’s get to the bottom line.\n\nI speak at an average of 100,000 people every. I address people from different walks of life: students, professionals, employees, managers, supervisors, corporate executives, and entrepreneurs. And truly, I can help you promote your brand, products, or services in all venues and platforms that I speak.', 'Become a LLOYDLUNA Sponsor', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '414-revision-5', '', '', '2010-01-10 21:59:52', '2010-01-10 13:59:52', '', 414, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=575', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(569, 1, '2010-01-08 16:17:46', '2010-01-08 08:17:46', 'LLOYDLUNA is a personal brand derived from my name (obviously!). I think I can explain why and how it happened.\r\n\r\nA couple of reasons why and how I started this LLOYDLUNA brand. One, I was highly influenced by Donald Trump.', 'The Personal Branding Expert', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '394-revision-2', '', '', '2010-01-08 16:17:46', '2010-01-08 08:17:46', '', 394, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=569', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(570, 1, '2010-01-10 20:39:06', '2010-01-10 12:39:06', 'LLOYDLUNA is a personal brand derived from my name (obviously!). I think I can explain why and how it happened.\n\nA couple of reasons why and how I started this LLOYDLUNA brand. One, I was highly influenced by Donald Trump.', 'The Personal Branding Expert', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '394-revision-3', '', '', '2010-01-10 20:39:06', '2010-01-10 12:39:06', '', 394, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=570', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(571, 1, '2010-01-10 20:59:40', '2010-01-10 12:59:40', 'LLOYDLUNA writes speeches for business owners, politicians, government leaders, and management executives among other clients.\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_1570\" align=\"alignleft\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Filipino Speech Writer Lloyd Luna\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG_5068.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-1570\" title=\"Filipino speechwriter Philippines\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG_5068-300x225.jpg\" alt=\"Filipino Speechwriter Philippines\" width=\"300\" height=\"225\" /></a>[/caption]\r\n\r\nI began writing speeches when I was in high school. As a student leader, I make sure to write my own speech. But speech writing is nothing but a formal business of my passion to write love letters. When I was younger, my sweethearts were product of my finest writings. None of my competitors in this arena of courtship would match my style. Girls fall in love not much because of what they see outside but because of what I am inside reflected on my letters.\r\n\r\nSo I thought that there\'s the power of the written words. Get some of them organized and presented with passion and surely there\'ll be people to listen and get the message. For someone like me who\'s a God-given talent of writing, it\'s pretty much easy.\r\n\r\nSome of my teachers back then would ask me to write a speech for them. And I would always be privileged to do it for them. It\'s a great feeling listening to the speech you wrote for someone. Perhaps the star is the one reading it but there\'s a huge star inside me—the feeling of fulfillment—that cannot be bought by fame or money.\r\n\r\nWhen I was in college, it was pretty much the same. I would write my ow speeches whenever I get invited to speak before small or big group of students. As a student leader, it\'s my job to communicate with my audience. But my colleagues would also ask me to write a speech for them, especially during election campaign. Most of those I\'ve helped turned out of be winners.\r\n\r\nEven after college, the time when I was already working for a private company, I would still write speeches for my boss. I think I had a long experience writing speeches in the past so my superior would rather trust me with the job. But I had to feel the person who\'d read the speech. I needed to make it appear like it\'s really the person reading it who wrote it. Unlike other speech writers who write great speeches, I make sure that the style is consistent with personality of the person reading it.\r\n\r\nWhen I started my business, my associates would also ask me to write especially during product or service launching. Business owners and CEOs would call me to either ask me to write a full-length speech or do a powerpoint presentation (Keynote for Mac), for them.\r\n\r\nThere was an instance when a good friend of mine, also a business owner, asked me to write a speech that he\'d share in their church. I was asked by a dean of a reputable school to prepare a graduation speech for her. And so many speeches more.\r\n\r\nPoliticians also ask me to make their public speeches before the campaign and after winning. I do it well for them that they will have to maintain me (on a monthly basis) so they can have a well-crafted speech whenever they need it.\r\n\r\nAs a speechwriter, I make it sure that my client is the one saying it. The message must be consistent and the style should match their personality. Otherwise, there\'s a very little or no effect at all. I used different styles based on the client\'s personality. And I make sure we do some rehearsals before the event.\r\n\r\nHere\'s one <a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/its-boring-but-it-makes-sense/\" target=\"_blank\"><strong>good sample of a graduation speech</strong></a> written by Lloyd Luna.', 'The Filipino Speech Writer', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'the-filipino-speech-writer', '', '', '2013-08-21 07:40:41', '2013-08-20 23:40:41', '', 2, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?page_id=571', 6, 'page', '', 1),
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(573, 1, '2010-01-10 20:59:40', '2010-01-10 12:59:40', 'LLOYDLUNA writes speeches for business owners, politicians, government leaders, and management executives among other clients.', 'The Filipino Speech Writer', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '571-revision-v1', '', '', '2010-01-10 20:59:40', '2010-01-10 12:59:40', '', 571, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=573', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(574, 1, '2010-01-10 12:08:51', '2010-01-10 04:08:51', 'Let’s get to the bottom line.\r\n\r\nI speak at an average of 100,000 people every. I address people from different walks of life: students, professionals, employees, managers, supervisors, corporate executives, and entrepreneurs. And truly, I can help you promote your brand, products, or services in all venues and platforms that I speak.', 'Become a LLOYDLUNA Sponsor', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '414-revision-4', '', '', '2010-01-10 12:08:51', '2010-01-10 04:08:51', '', 414, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=574', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(576, 1, '2010-01-10 12:11:59', '2010-01-10 04:11:59', 'Provide us with audience and the rest in on us. At least that\'s how we do it. We have at least a dozen module (and we can customize modules, too) for your organization. These are modules updated almost monthly by our research and development team. We don\'t repeat the modules that we used in the past should there be developments created by our research team.', 'Modules For Your Organization', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '417-revision-3', '', '', '2010-01-10 12:11:59', '2010-01-10 04:11:59', '', 417, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=576', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(577, 1, '2010-10-06 13:23:53', '2010-10-06 05:23:53', 'Your company might need our vast experience in the business sector. We have served companies in the following sectors: food, retail, real estate, garments, travel, tourism, manufacturing, media, and electronics among many others. Our knowledge can be used by your company so you can get enough information to help you set your goals for the future. We provide a strategic business ideas for businesses.', 'For Your Organization', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '417-autosave', '', '', '2010-10-06 13:23:53', '2010-10-06 05:23:53', '', 417, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=577', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(578, 1, '2010-01-10 01:49:25', '2010-01-09 17:49:25', 'Whew, this is one interesting week within the first week of the month (of the new year)—a week of interviews and preparation.\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_500\" align=\"alignleft\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Reina Angeline Carmona with The LLOYDLUNA\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG00797-20100109-11121.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-500\" title=\"Reina Angeline Carmona with The LLOYDLUNA\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG00797-20100109-11121-300x225.jpg\" alt=\"Reina Angeline Carmona with The LLOYDLUNA\" width=\"300\" height=\"225\" /></a>[/caption]\r\n\r\nThis morning, I accepted another interview from another UP-Diliman student named Reina Angeline. I don\'t know but I just don\'t mind telling my stories and insights over and over again when people need it for academic purposes or for just anything that can help them pursue their dreams.\r\n\r\nAs I told Reina, I\'m not one of those CEOs he\'d expect and imagine. I don\'t much into wearing coat and tie except otherwise an event is requiring me to wear them. I also told her that there are CEOs who are business owners at the same time and some are simply hired to do the job. My case is rare as I don\'t have too many people under me.\r\n\r\nManagement is very easy since my organization is very lean, too. But the challenge may be as huge as those running big companies with a greater number of people.\r\n\r\nOf course there are upsides and downsides when it comes to comparison between myself and a highly paid Chief Executive. In my case, I don\'t really have to lose much. And in fact even if I lose, I don\'t think it matters as much as it would to someone who is hired to \"execute\" the job. If I fail, then I fail and I have a very limited damage to make.\r\n\r\nFor those who are running a pretty huge enterprise, the accountability is bigger—perhaps because the perks and benefits are big as well. But when I was asked about the characteristics of a great CEO, I said he should be someone who loves what he does, excited and enthusiastic about his job, and forward-looking.\r\n\r\nIt\'s interesting that she asked me about my childhood leadership. But I told my stories anyway. Way back then, yes I would be elected as either a subject president or a leader in other school organizations. During those times, I think my classmates don\'t really take the elections seriously—the reason why sometimes your command becomes only a request. Perhaps in our very minds, leadership is more on an activity rather than responsibility.\r\n\r\nWhen I was working in a corporate environment, I realized that there\'s still a part of that childhood experience. Some people under me would follow my instruction not because they want to do it but because they are bound by the idea of getting paid to follow. I\'m talking in general terms though. Don\'t get me wrong there are also some who would really follow you with all their hearts.\r\n\r\nWe finished the interview and I got a box of doughnuts called Cello\'s Doughnuts and Dips from Katipunan Avenue. So there.\r\n\r\nThen my afternoon is spent on putting some more contents for this website. You see we totally restructured this internet identity. And we\'re on the process of putting some more information that we have in the former site. And we\'re doing really a lot of works!\r\n\r\nIn the evening, I met with my accountant to arrange our business registration and permits. You see I make sure to put my hands and mind on almost every detail that I can attend to and this taxation thing is one of them. One discouraging event though is that one meeting was cancelled for a very interesting reason. It told me that the person in charge of this cellphone card political campaign material \"only meet with the clients when closing a contract.\"\r\n\r\nI will make sure to find that perfect timing to name the person and the company. I don\'t think this thinking and attitude will make this country a better place for all of us. I don\'t need business as much as the business may need me because I am in close contacts with a good number of senatorial candidates from competing parties.', 'And then there\'s another interview with a CEO', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '493-revision-3', '', '', '2010-01-10 01:49:25', '2010-01-09 17:49:25', '', 493, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=578', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(579, 1, '2010-01-07 21:24:48', '2010-01-07 13:24:48', 'Lloyd A. Luna is the youngest best-selling author in the Philippines and Asia who wrote and published his own book at age 23.\r\n<h3>\"They turned me down.\" —Lloyd Luna</h3>\r\nIt was sometime in July when I was sitting at a coffee shop wondering what would happen to my career after leaving an events company where I served as a consultant for eight months. It was not really a good break up (or is there something like a good one?). Nonetheless, I was on my own rethinking about my life and career.\r\n\r\nPlease note that I at that coffee shop, on my table was not a cup of coffee. Having no money to buy one, I would ask the waiter for a glass of water or so. There were good reasons to sour grape about life as there were equally good reasons for me to dig a little deeper and know myself once more.\r\n\r\nCurious about what people might be asking themselves, I ran through some \"frequently asked personal questions.\" I\'d choose several people and guess what they might be asking. There were good questions like, \"Am I going to pass the exam?\" or \"Where do I get the money to pay for my debt?\"\r\n\r\nI did that for another reason. I told myself that if ever I\'d be able to provide them with some help to find the answer, it would give me some things back (including some cash, of course!).\r\n\r\nAfter a couple of hours sitting there and playing around the minds of these \"innocent\" mall-goers, I found one interesting question: Is There A Job Waiting For Me? Good question? Unquestionably, yes. And then I rushed back home, turned on my PC (I am a Mac user now), and started what would have been the first best-selling book I wrote.\r\n\r\nIn 15 days, I was able to finish the manuscript. Writing a book isn\'t really difficult. At least especially if you have a real strong reason to do it. In my case, I thought that\'s the only way I can take so I will have to do it. Otherwise, I would apply to companies and be another employee in another \"some time.\"\r\n\r\nOne thing I didn\'t ask when I was writing the book was \"Who\'s going to publish and print it?\" Of course it\'s a valid question. But at the time I thought there\'s no answer yet. So I made a deal with myself: Finish the work and cross the bridge when I get there.\r\n\r\nI had the manuscript printed. I started to approach some friends and some publishing companies, big and small. And the only phrase I could remember is, \"I\'m sorry.\" It was a clear rejection for whatever valid reasons they may have. I\'m not sure if they don\'t just have the money or resources to help me get the book out. Or, perhaps it\'s just not part of their priorities.\r\n\r\nIt didn\'t discourage me. I believed in my work. I believed in its ability to help people on their career. I believed that one or two things can solve this. This cannot be buried and forgotten. This book must be out.\r\n\r\nIn 2005, website design was a lucrative way to make money. With a little research on how to create a website, I was able to learn it in less than two weeks. Spending long hours of studies isn\'t a joke. It was tiring but I must admit I enjoyed every bit of it. It\'s irritating sometimes but I guess it\'s nothing but an important parcel of success.\r\n\r\nTrue enough, I was able to get the money to print the books. But not yet. It\'s a hard-earned money. I can\'t just spend it like that. Somehow, I had one reservation. My intention was legitimate—to help. But are they going to buy it? I was not sure but I think there\'s a way to secure my intention and money.\r\n\r\nDo you want to hear the rest of the story? \r\n\r\n<h3>Fill up this form and ask something…</h3>\r\n\r\n<!--contact form-->', 'The Author', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '267-revision-14', '', '', '2010-01-07 21:24:48', '2010-01-07 13:24:48', '', 267, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=579', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1159, 1, '2010-02-18 09:27:38', '2010-02-18 01:27:38', '<img class=\"alignleft size-full wp-image-1155\" title=\"Career and Business Consultant Lloyd Luna\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/lloyd-luna-standard-photo.jpg\" alt=\"Lloyd Luna\" width=\"277\" height=\"417\" />\r\n\r\nForemost career philosopher and motivation star in Asia LLOYD ABRIA LUNA is an international motivational speaker, career and business consultant, journalist, and Internet entrepreneur. He is the bestselling author of Is There A Job Waiting For You? and The Obvious along with seven more books on career and personal development. He is the founder of Professional Speakers Association of the Philippines, a columnist of YoungEntrepreneur.com, The Manila Times and GoodNewsPilipinas.com and president and CEO of The LLOYDLUNA Communications (See www.lloydluna.com).\r\n\r\nHis message of hope and inspiration through his books and speeches has brought him to speak in seminars and conventions in Thailand, South Korea, Malaysia, and Singapore, where 98% of his audience would consistently rate his speaking performance with 10/10.', 'Who is Lloyd Luna in brief?', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '1154-revision-3', '', '', '2010-02-18 09:27:38', '2010-02-18 01:27:38', '', 1154, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=1159', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1460, 1, '2010-04-21 10:24:43', '2010-04-21 02:24:43', 'It\'s been a while since I last posted an entry. I think the recent was my take on Manny Pangilinan\'s \"borrowed\" speech, which to me is more than the issue of the PLDT-Smart guy or his speechwriter. It\'s about being Filipino.\n\n[caption id=\"attachment_1493\" align=\"alignleft\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Entrepreneur Magazine interview with Motivational Speaker Lloyd Luna in the Philippines\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/DSC_9619.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-1493 \" title=\"Entrepreneur Magazine at Lloyd Luna\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/DSC_9619-300x199.jpg\" alt=\"Entrepreneur Magazine at Lloyd Luna\" width=\"300\" height=\"199\" /></a>[/caption]\n\nBut because of this entry, I was able to get the attention of Entrepreneur.com.ph, which scheduled an appointment with me originally to have an interview on Speech Writing as a full-time or part-time business.\n\nIt turned out that Gil Garcia, one of the best interviewers I\'ve had recently, went beyond the speech writing conversation. It has become a full-blown interview about my business.\n\nBut it\'s cool. I told him that I have been targeting Entrepreneur Magazine for the longest time and all it took was a simple \"Speech Writing blog entry,\" which by the way generated a lot of traffic for my website (because people searched for \"manny pangilinan speech writer\" in Google).\n\nI will definitely publish whatever comes out from this interview.\n\n[caption id=\"attachment_1496\" align=\"alignleft\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Lloyd Luna with Manila International Book Fair Organizer\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/DSC_9637.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-1496 \" title=\"Lloyd Luna with Manila International Book Fair Organizer\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/DSC_9637-300x199.jpg\" alt=\"Lloyd Luna\" width=\"300\" height=\"199\" /></a>[/caption]\n\nImmediately after the interview, organizer of Manila International Book Fair dropped by my office. I\'m very happy to be considered as a speaker during their event at SMX Mall of Asia. We will still have to iron out some details.\n\nI also had a meeting with the HR bosses of Punongbayan and Araullo, a well-known accounting firm in the Philippines. We had our meeting in Starbucks of Greenbelt 1 and discussed some possible topics on their annual executive meeting in August.\n\nIt\'s interesting to note that admittedly, they needed a motivational speaker, not really an entrepreneurship speaker but someone who can give a sort of motivation and inspiration for 100 delegates or more.\n\nI\'m pleasured to be considered to speak and it will be a great privilege for me to just do the two-hour speech in Bohol Beach Club. I will first have to send some videos of my recent talks.\n\nMotivation in the workplace is something that we consistently need. It\'s a like consumer goods. You have it today but soon you will need to get it from somewhere again. That\'s why motivational speaker such as myself is getting more and more in demand in these times of struggle, bouncing back, and moving up to the next level.\n\nOn Tuesday, my production team and I went to Global News Network studio in Makati to do some \"blocking\" for my business television talk show Creative Business. I had to really put my hand on this, especially for the set. I wanted the show to be dynamic, energetic, and something unique.\n\nIf there\'s anything, I really intend to make it globally competitive following global standards in quality. I don\'t think there\'s any other television program, cable or UHF, in the Philippines, which features CEOs and business owners only. Our program is exclusive for entrepreneurs and business owners only.\n\nBut we had a great time there. Come Friday, it was almost exactly what I envisioned it to be.\n\nTwo weeks ago, the owners and directors of DEI, a direct selling company here in the Philippines, came to my office for a business consulting. They needed a motivational speaker in their event (this is actually today!). I agreed and offered them some more help on how they can rebound in business.\n\nDEI had some serious problems in the past and I really intend to help the owners rebuild it. I can see a very bright future ahead of this very young company. When you talk of passion, I think the owners only needed to find some creative ways to communicate their message across. That\'s where I come in.\n\nSo we are starting with today\'s motivation seminar on \"Finding Your Meaning.\" I think I have at least 50 people in the crowd later in the afternoon. I\'m excited to meet these direct sellers.', 'It\'s been a busy week, indeed', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '1455-autosave', '', '', '2010-04-21 10:24:43', '2010-04-21 02:24:43', '', 1455, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/1455-autosave/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1163, 1, '2010-02-19 18:31:42', '2010-02-19 10:31:42', 'Bayaning Pilipino Awardee Gerry Gamez visited our office and brought some food for lunch. Together with Pocholo Gonzales and staff, we had a great time talking while enjoying pork barbeque and roasted chicken.\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_1164\" align=\"alignleft\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Bayaning Pilipino Awardee Gerry Gamez with LLOYDLUNA\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/IMG00905-20100219-1815.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-1164\" title=\"Gerry Gamez Bayaning Pilipino\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/IMG00905-20100219-1815-300x225.jpg\" alt=\"Bayanig Pilipino Awardee Gerry Gamez with LLOYDLUNA\" width=\"300\" height=\"225\" /></a>[/caption]\r\n\r\nWe talked about possible scenarios about this May 2010 elections. Gerry is working as campaign manager of Senatorial aspirant Atty. Alex \"Pinoy\" Lacson for Metro Manila and he\'s with Liberal Party while Pocholo and I openly declared our support for Nacionalista\'s Manny Villar.\r\n\r\nWe exchanged views and analysis and we really enjoyed sharing our thoughts about this political circus. In short, we\'re putting issues on the floor and see what we can learn from each other. Nonetheless, it was an enjoyable discussion and we just had to proceed on how we can work out Atty. Lacson\'s way to the Senate.\r\n\r\nWe also had a chance to listen to Senator Alex Lacson\'s political campaign jingle and we enjoyed the chorus part. Somehow, it creates a Las Song Syndrome (LSS). We spent the entire afternoon exchanging views and discussin our vision for the future.\r\n\r\nGerry Gamez ran for a seat in Manila Council but would lose twice having been on the 7th slot. Last time, he ran as a congressman and lost. But he\'s sure he\'ll be back after he decided to fully support the candidacy of Alex Lacson.', 'Bayaning Pilipino Awardee Gerry Gamez visits LLOYDLUNA', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'bayaning-pilipino-awardee-gerry-gamez-visits-lloydluna', '', '', '2010-02-19 18:31:42', '2010-02-19 10:31:42', '', 0, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=1163', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(1158, 1, '2010-02-18 09:33:53', '2010-02-18 01:33:53', '<img class=\"alignleft size-full wp-image-1155\" title=\"Career and Business Consultant Lloyd Luna\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/lloyd-luna-standard-photo.jpg\" alt=\"Lloyd Luna\" width=\"277\" height=\"417\" />\n\nForemost career philosopher and <a href=\"http://motivationstar.com\" target=\"_blank\">motivation star in Asia</a> <strong>LLOYD ABRIA LUNA</strong> is an international motivational speaker, career and business consultant, journalist, and Internet entrepreneur. He is the bestselling author of <strong><em>Is There A Job Waiting For You?</em></strong> and <strong><em>The Obvious</em></strong> along with seven more books on career and personal development. He is the founder of <strong>Professional Speakers Association of the Philippines</strong>, a columnist of YoungEntrepreneur.com, The Manila Times and GoodNewsPilipinas.com and president and CEO of <strong>The LLOYDLUNA Communications</strong> (See www.lloydluna.com).\n\nHis message of hope and inspiration through his books and speeches has brought him to speak in seminars and conventions in Thailand, South Korea, Malaysia, and Singapore, where 98% of his audience would consistently rate his speaking performance with 10/10.', 'Who is Lloyd Luna in brief?', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '1154-autosave', '', '', '2010-02-18 09:33:53', '2010-02-18 01:33:53', '', 1154, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=1158', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1157, 1, '2010-02-18 09:27:00', '2010-02-18 01:27:00', 'Foremost career philosopher and motivation star in Asia LLOYD ABRIA LUNA is an international motivational speaker, career and business consultant, journalist, and Internet entrepreneur. He is the bestselling author of Is There A Job Waiting For You? and The Obvious along with seven more books on career and personal development. He is the founder of Professional Speakers Association of the Philippines, a columnist of YoungEntrepreneur.com, The Manila Times and GoodNewsPilipinas.com and president and CEO of The LLOYDLUNA Communications (See www.lloydluna.com).\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/lloyd-luna-standard-photo.jpg\"><img class=\"alignleft size-full wp-image-1155\" title=\"Career and Business Consultant Lloyd Luna\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/lloyd-luna-standard-photo.jpg\" alt=\"Lloyd Luna\" width=\"277\" height=\"417\" /></a>His message of hope and inspiration through his books and speeches has brought him to speak in seminars and conventions in Thailand, South Korea, Malaysia, and Singapore, where 98% of his audience would consistently rate his speaking performance with 10/10.', 'Who is Lloyd Luna in brief?', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '1154-revision-2', '', '', '2010-02-18 09:27:00', '2010-02-18 01:27:00', '', 1154, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=1157', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1153, 1, '2010-02-15 09:51:56', '2010-02-15 01:51:56', 'It was a another traffic jam. If you\'re using public transport, it couldn\'t be easy to find one to take—cabs, jeepney, or bus. There are an overwhelming number of people outside, mostly teenagers, couples, and lovers. There are families, too.\n\nBut this is how I saw the day cupid put an arrow on a human being. And this is how St. Valentine\'s celebration of love looked like, yesterday.\n\nGet this. We had a dinner in a dinner cruise line at the Manila Bay. Everything else is personal.\n\nWhat about you? What is your Valentine?', 'What is your Valentine?', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '1151-autosave', '', '', '2010-02-15 09:51:56', '2010-02-15 01:51:56', '', 1151, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=1153', 0, 'revision', '', 0);
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(1156, 1, '2010-02-18 09:25:15', '2010-02-18 01:25:15', 'Foremost career philosopher and motivation star in Asia LLOYD ABRIA LUNA is an international motivational speaker, career and business consultant, journalist, and Internet entrepreneur. He is the bestselling author of Is There A Job Waiting For You? and The Obvious along with seven more books on career and personal development. He is the founder of Professional Speakers Association of the Philippines, a columnist of YoungEntrepreneur.com, The Manila Times and GoodNewsPilipinas.com and president and CEO of The LLOYDLUNA Communications (See www.lloydluna.com).\n\n<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/lloyd-luna-standard-photo.jpg\"><img class=\"alignleft size-full wp-image-1155\" title=\"Career and Business Consultant Lloyd Luna\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/lloyd-luna-standard-photo.jpg\" alt=\"Lloyd Luna\" /></a>His message of hope and inspiration through his books and speeches has brought him to speak in seminars and conventions in Thailand, South Korea, Malaysia, and Singapore, where 98% of his audience would consistently rate his speaking performance with 10/10.', 'Who is Lloyd Luna in brief?', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '1154-revision', '', '', '2010-02-18 09:25:15', '2010-02-18 01:25:15', '', 1154, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=1156', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1152, 1, '2010-02-15 09:50:16', '2010-02-15 01:50:16', 'It was a another traffic jam. If you\'re using public transport, it couldn\'t be easy to find one to take—cabs, jeepney, or bus. There are an overwhelming number of people outside, mostly teenagers, couples, and lovers. There are families, too.\n\nBut this is how I saw the day cupid put an arrow on a human being. And this is how St. Valentine\'s celebration of love looked like, yesterday.\n\nGet this. We had a dinner in a dinner cruise line at the Manila Bay. Everything else is personal.\n\nWhat about you?', 'What is your Valentine?', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '1151-revision', '', '', '2010-02-15 09:50:16', '2010-02-15 01:50:16', '', 1151, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=1152', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(591, 1, '2010-01-07 15:34:25', '2010-01-07 07:34:25', '<h2>We\'re are only Five Years Old yet...</h2>\r\nIn the last five years, we\'ve spoken to more than half a million people, sold hundreds on thousands of printed and electronic books and consulted to individuals and small and big businesses in the Philippines and Asia.\r\n<h2>As a motivational speaker</h2>\r\nWell-traveled. Loved. Patronized. This are three words that can describe LLOYDLUNA in the field of personal development. Everybody loves to hear what he\'s going to stay on the platform. If there\'s anything, yes, he can \"freeze your world\" and he does it with excitement.\r\n\r\nLike any other speaker, he has his own style. But, no, not the one you may have experienced in the past. Remember the boring learning sessions? Or, the days you wished you could have just gone home and watch TV? Or, the moment when you\'d like to ask the organizer for a refund of your seminar fee?\r\n\r\nOh, well, it\'s definitely not the LLOYDLUNA way. And past students of LLOYDLUNA can attest to this.\r\n\r\nWe have traveled thousands of miles to communicate a message of hope and self-motivation. We want you to experience the same motivational message. And we want your people to hear what we\'re going to say about that very abused word called \"success.\"\r\n\r\nEven if you\'re an employee or an entrepreneur or a student, we\'d like to talk to you to share what we\'ve discovered. Companies looking for a motivational speaker to motivate their people who find it hard to sell, to market, or to execute a plan or a strategy, can easily book Lloyd Luna online.\r\n\r\nWe vow to give you the most effective life-changing motivational speeches and activities to bring out the best in your team.\r\n\r\nAs he Philippines foremost career expert, Lloyd Luna knows how to motivate your people so they can perform to the best of their capability. He has shared his wisdom to so many people and has transformed so many start-up and seasoned companies.\r\n<h2>As a Filipino bestselling author</h2>\r\nAt an early age of 23, he has written (and self-published) his own book, Is There A Job Waiting For You? which has now sold more than 50,000 copies in print and in electronic copy. He\'s a recognized career expert and resource person on labor and job concerns in the Philippines making him a favorite guest of local radio, television, and newspapers.\r\n\r\nWithin four years, he\'s able to write a total of eight books, two of which are business books: <a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/?page_id=217\"><strong>Believe in Yourself: The story of Reyes Haircutters</strong></a>; and <strong>Flavors of Success: The Story of Potato Corner</strong>. He was commissioned to study not only the deep history of these two companies but also how the business operations are done. In his work as a biographer of the people involved, he was able to interview hundreds of people from customers to franchisees to company drivers to security guards to competitors to the big guys in franchise consultancy.\r\n\r\nLLOYDLUNA spent more than two years to study the business model and setup of these companies. He was given an access to never-before-told stories and controversies within the organization, the conflict among owners and executive managers. In the end, he\'s able to tell the perfect story.\r\n\r\nThe theme of his other books revolves around personal development including <strong><a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/?page_id=214\">Do You Have A Life of Your Own?</a><span style=\"font-weight: normal;\"> (His near-death, almost-suicide story)</span></strong>, <strong><a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/?page_id=211\">Break Me Up</a></strong> (What To Do When You Are Sick and Tired of Being Tired and Sick), and <strong><a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/?page_id=223\">Tachniques</a></strong> (What my mentors could have told you to do, too).\r\n\r\nHis first book for a specific course in college is \"<strong><a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/?page_id=220\">Nurse Your Future</a></strong>.\"\r\n\r\nIn December 2009, he launched his latest imprint, <strong><a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/?page_id=201\">The Obvious</a></strong> (There\'s No Secret To Success) in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia during his speaking tilt for foreign audience.', 'LLOYDLUNA', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '2-revision-v1', '', '', '2010-01-07 15:34:25', '2010-01-07 07:34:25', '', 2, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=591', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(592, 1, '2009-08-09 18:37:18', '2009-08-09 10:37:18', 'When people look for something, chances are it is either lost or it doesn’t exist yet. When I spoke before Development Bank of the <strong>Philippines</strong>’ scholars in Iloilo City, I thought my audience was looking for both something they’ve lost and something that doesn’t exist yet.\r\n\r\nYou see my audience is overwhelmingly financially challenged. These are real poor students but truly deserving. They came from remote villages and towns within Iloilo islands. As usual, before I started my <strong>motivational</strong> talk, I asked them to share some chapters of their lives. True enough, they’ve been to the worst, at least as of the moment.\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_1765\" align=\"alignleft\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Reflecting on Empty Space\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/empty-space.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-1765\" title=\"empty-space\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/empty-space-300x223.jpg\" alt=\"Empty Space\" width=\"300\" height=\"223\" /></a>[/caption]\r\n\r\nBut pity isn’t what I felt at the time. I admired them for having the courage to stand up and the willingness to do anything that can take them away from poverty. Today, I’m reminded of a beautiful song which I’d like to reflect on as I was going through the day of <strong>motivational</strong> lectures, leadership, and team building training.\r\n\r\n<strong>Empty Space\r\n</strong>\r\n\r\n<em>There’s an empty space in your distant gaze,\r\nand you may look away, the void still stays.\r\nThere’s a hollow part in your weary heart,\r\nand though you try again, no smile can hide your pain.</em>\r\n\r\nThey have something bright in their horizons. I told them that what they have right now isn’t everything that they can have. Of course, it’s pretty obvious that there’s an emptiness in their hearts. Some of them no longer have a family, a father, or a mother. It seems like they’re having hard time to find what can fill in these loses. And yes, behind their smiles all day, I felt their pains, too.\r\n\r\n<em>Fear not the night within. That’s where My light begins,\r\nso you may one day see My face. Only I can fill your days.</em>\r\n\r\nThis is obviously a reminder that they’re in their cold nights. But God through this song seems to remind us that there’s light sooner rather than later. He certainly can fill our days.\r\n\r\n<em>There’s a raging storm in your broken soul,\r\nand how you wish away your troubled days.\r\nThere’s an open door at your deepest core,\r\nand though you lose your way you’ll still come home someday.</em>\r\n\r\nYet I would go on sharing my success module on “Obvious Reasons for Success. I’d consistently feel how broke they are. In fact one-time, I asked them if they really know their true identity. All of them said no. And so I said unless they become clear about their identity, they can’t be the best that they can be.\r\n\r\nCall it broken soul. Call their days broken days. But there’s always a way out, I told them. They surely can come home someday.\r\n\r\n<em>Fear not the noise within, that’s where My voice begins,\r\nso you may one day hear My song. Only I can still your storms.</em>\r\n\r\nIn silence, I told them, you’re going to find that little voice. Listen to that voice because it’s telling us something. It bodies something important. It tells us something about our deep desire.\r\n\r\n<em>There’s an empty room, there’s a hidden wound:\r\nthis heart that burns for you, if only you knew.\r\nYou’re the missing part in My yearning heart,\r\nand I will stay around until the day you’re found</em>\r\n\r\nThere’s a place for us in this world. Such place can either be something we want or something that other people want for us. God allows us to choose which room we want to occupy. His love gives us the freedom to choose.\r\n\r\n<em>May this, My whispered song,\r\nlead you to come back home\r\ntill we’re no longer far apart.\r\nThen will your laughter fill My heart.</em>\r\n\r\nWhen I ended, I told them that I’m simply a <strong>motivational</strong> <strong>speaker</strong>. I cannot change their lives. But they have the power to do it themselves. I hope they’d find their home soon. And speaking of empty space, it’s ok to have it so as long as you know that later on, you’ll find something or Someone to fill it in. There will always be an empty space. The essence of this life is to continuously fill it in.', 'Reflection from a motivational speaker', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'reflection-from-a-motivational-speaker', '', '', '2010-05-05 22:55:34', '2010-05-05 14:55:34', '', 0, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=592', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(593, 1, '2010-01-11 18:38:33', '2010-01-11 10:38:33', 'When people look for something, chances are it is either lost or it doesn’t exist yet. When I spoke before Development Bank of the <strong>Philippines</strong>’ scholars in Iloilo City, I thought my audience was looking for both something they’ve lost and something that doesn’t exist yet.\n\nYou see my audience is overwhelmingly financially challenged. These are real poor students but truly deserving. They came from remote villages and towns within Iloilo islands. As usual, before I started my <strong>motivational</strong> talk, I asked them to share some chapters of their lives. True enough, they’ve been to the worst, at least as of the moment.\n\nBut pity isn’t what I felt at the time. I admired them for having the courage to stand up and the willingness to do anything that can take them away from poverty. Today, I’m reminded of a beautiful song which I’d like to reflect on as I was going through the day of <strong>motivational</strong> lectures, leadership, and team building training.\n\n<strong>Empty Space\n</strong>\n\n<em>There’s an empty space in your distant gaze,\nand you may look away, the void still stays.\nThere’s a hollow part in your weary heart,\nand though you try again, no smile can hide your pain.</em>\n\nThey have something bright in their horizons. I told them that what they have right now isn’t everything that they can have. Of course, it’s pretty obvious that there’s an emptiness in their hearts. Some of them no longer have a family, a father, or a mother. It seems like they’re having hard time to find what can fill in these loses. And yes, behind their smiles all day, I felt their pains, too.\n\n<em>Fear not the night within. That’s where My light begins,\nso you may one day see My face. Only I can fill your days.</em>\n\nThis is obviously a reminder that they’re in their cold nights. But God through this song seems to remind us that there’s light sooner rather than later. He certainly can fill our days.\n\n<em>There’s a raging storm in your broken soul,\nand how you wish away your troubled days.\nThere’s an open door at your deepest core,\nand though you lose your way you’ll still come home someday.</em>\n\nYet I would go on sharing my success module on “Obvious Reasons for Success. I’d consistently feel how broke they are. In fact one-time, I asked them if they really know their true identity. All of them said no. And so I said unless they become clear about their identity, they can’t be the best that they can be.\n\nCall it broken soul. Call their days broken days. But there’s always a way out, I told them. They surely can come home someday.\n\n<em>Fear not the noise within, that’s where My voice begins,\nso you may one day hear My song. Only I can still your storms.</em>\n\nIn silence, I told them, you’re going to find that little voice. Listen to that voice because it’s telling us something. It bodies something important. It tells us something about our deep desire.\n\n<em>There’s an empty room, there’s a hidden wound:\nthis heart that burns for you, if only you knew.\nYou’re the missing part in My yearning heart,\nand I will stay around until the day you’re found</em>\n\nThere’s a place for us in this world. Such place can either be something we want or something that other people want for us. God allows us to choose which room we want to occupy. His love gives us the freedom to choose.\n\n<em>May this, My whispered song,\nlead you to come back home\ntill we’re no longer far apart.\nThen will your laughter fill My heart.</em>\n\nWhen I ended, I told them that I’m simply a <strong>motivational</strong> <strong>speaker</strong>. I cannot change their lives. But they have the power to do it themselves. I hope they’d find their home soon. And speaking of empty space, it’s ok to have it so as long as you know that later on, you’ll find something or Someone to fill it in. There will always be an empty space. The essence of this life is to continuously fill it in.', 'Reflection from a motivational speaker', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '592-revision', '', '', '2010-01-11 18:38:33', '2010-01-11 10:38:33', '', 592, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=593', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(594, 1, '2009-09-11 18:43:07', '2009-09-11 10:43:07', 'Winning is subjective and therefore it’s not much relevant with who we are as a person. A person makes the winning, not the other way around.\r\n\r\nI got a call from my good friend and mentor Paolo Tibig while I was in a cab going to University of the <strong>Philippines</strong> Theater for my major <strong>motivational</strong> speech before the delegates of Youth for Information Technology.\r\n\r\nThere was the bad news that I thought is not really bad at all.\r\n\r\n“What happened to you and Pocholo? Bakit wala kayo dito sa winners? Do you know these people, referring to what he was seeing in the newspaper ad.”\r\n\r\nAnd how would I know? I told him that surely those winners have a more inspiring story that I have only that upon submitting the initial requirement we never heard a word from the organizer. There was no acknowledgment of the entry whatsoever.\r\n\r\nLater in the afternoon, I got a message from my nominator Victor Tan of Bobson Jeans. He also knew about the news and a bit surprise with what happened, too. But as a man of wisdom and calm spirit, he told me there’s always a next time.\r\n\r\nThe truth is, everybody was calm about it. We all agree that it’s no big deal. When I accepted the nomination, I submitted myself to the entire selection process.\r\n\r\nThis event will never make me less of what I am now, more so will never make my own story lesser than those who got the award. I am still in one piece so as long as I am clear about my values, principles, philosophies, dreams, desire, aspiration, and mission.\r\n\r\nThere’s no sour-grapping here whatsoever. Those who say that there is are people who don’t know me. I believe they don’t have the authority to do so anyway. They can say whatever they say for so long as they want and in the end they can’t stop me from what I’m thinking and doing. I don’t much have time to waste for these people.\r\n\r\nI congratulate the winners of this year’s search. May you inspire more people to have an entrepreneurial mindset.\r\n\r\nTo those people who supported me all the way, Mr. Victor Tan who had an extra workload to arrange the requirements and paper works just to complete the entry and my mentors who expected high about my chances, thanks so very much.', '10 Inspiring Young Entrepreneurs Award Philippines', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', '10-inspiring-young-entrepreneurs-award-philippines', '', '', '2010-01-11 18:50:06', '2010-01-11 10:50:06', '', 0, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=594', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(595, 1, '2010-01-11 18:49:18', '2010-01-11 10:49:18', 'Winning is subjective and therefore it’s not much relevant with who we are as a person. A person makes the winning, not the other way around.\n\nI got a call from my good friend and mentor Paolo Tibig while I was in a cab going to University of the <strong>Philippines</strong> Theater for my major <strong>motivational</strong> speech before the delegates of Youth for Information Technology.\n\nThere was the bad news that I thought is not really bad at all.\n\n“What happened to you and Pocholo? Bakit wala kayo dito sa winners? Do you know these people, referring to what he was seeing in the newspaper ad.”\n\nAnd how would I know? I told him that surely those winners have a more inspiring story that I have only that upon submitting the initial requirement we never heard a word from the organizer. There was no acknowledgment of the entry whatsoever.\n\nLater in the afternoon, I got a message from my nominator Victor Tan of Bobson Jeans. He also knew about the news and a bit surprise with what happened, too. But as a man of wisdom and calm spirit, he told me there’s always a next time.\n\nThe truth is, everybody was calm about it. We all agree that it’s no big deal. When I accepted the nomination, I submitted myself to the entire selection process.\n\nThis event will never make me less of what I am now, more so will never make my own story lesser than those who got the award. I am still in one piece so as long as I am clear about my values, principles, philosophies, dreams, desire, aspiration, and mission.\n\nThere’s no sour-grapping here whatsoever. Those who say that there is are people who don’t know me. I believe they don’t have the authority to do so anyway. They can say whatever they say for so long as they want and in the end they can’t stop me from what I’m thinking and doing. I don’t much have time to waste for these people.\n\nI congratulate the winners of this year’s search. May you inspire more people to have an entrepreneurial mindset.\n\nTo those people who supported me all the way, Mr. Victor Tan who had an extra workload to arrange the requirements and paper works just to complete the entry and my mentors who expected high about my chances, thanks so very much.', '10 Inspiring Young Entrepreneurs Award Philippines', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '594-revision', '', '', '2010-01-11 18:49:18', '2010-01-11 10:49:18', '', 594, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=595', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(596, 1, '2010-06-09 22:23:13', '2010-06-09 14:23:13', 'Winning is subjective and therefore it’s not much relevant with who we are as a person. A person makes the winning, not the other way around.\n\nI got a call from my good friend and mentor Paolo Tibig while I was in a cab going to University of the <strong>Philippines</strong> Theater for my major <strong>motivational</strong> speech before the delegates of Youth for Information Technology.\n\nThere was the bad news that I thought is not really bad at all.\n\n“What happened to you and Pocholo? Bakit wala kayo dito sa winners? Do you know these people, referring to what he was seeing in the newspaper ad.”\n\nAnd how would I know? I told him that surely those winners have a more inspiring story that I have only that upon submitting the initial requirement we never heard a word from the organizer. There was no acknowledgment of the entry whatsoever.\n\nLater in the afternoon, I got a message from my nominator Victor Tan of Bobson Jeans. He also knew about the news and a bit surprise with what happened, too. But as a man of wisdom and calm spirit, he told me there’s always a next time.\n\nThe truth is, everybody was calm about it. We all agree that it’s no big deal. When I accepted the nomination, I submitted myself to the entire selection process.\n\nThis event will never make me less of what I am now, more so will never make my own story lesser than those who got the award. I am still in one piece so as long as I am clear about my values, principles, philosophies, dreams, desire, aspiration, and mission.\n\nThere’s no sour-grapping here whatsoever. Those who say that there is are people who don’t know me. I believe they don’t have the authority to do so anyway. They can say whatever they say for so long as they want and in the end they can’t stop me from what I’m thinking and doing. I don’t much have time to waste for these people.\n\nI congratulate the winners of this year’s search. May you inspire more people to have an entrepreneurial mindset.\n\nTo those people who supported me all the way, Mr. Victor Tan who had an extra workload to arrange the requirements and paper works just to complete the entry and my mentors who expected high about my chances, thanks so very much.', '10 Inspiring Young Entrepreneurs Award Philippines', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '594-autosave', '', '', '2010-06-09 22:23:13', '2010-06-09 14:23:13', '', 594, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=596', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
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(599, 1, '2009-01-15 12:00:23', '2009-01-15 04:00:23', 'Alright, this one will be a bit short. I just dropped by really to do this blog but after a couple of minutes, I’ll be leaving for Personal Development one-day training for the City Government of Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro. My traveling bag has already everything I needed in it so I’m ready share some stories happened in the opening of 2009.\r\n\r\nWe just launched our newly-renovated website. See it for yourself by <a href=\"http://lloydluna.com/\">using this link</a>. We’ve generated a quite huge traffic and we’d like to thank those visitors who gave their comments and suggestions–most of them really touched our hearts.\r\n\r\nThere were several invitations for to speak to corporations such as Toshiba (which I will have to visit first on January 21), Masaito Development Corp., Total Information Management Corp. (I was able to meet the company HR director and AVP yesterday, both were surprised by my age), Event Planning, Canon Marketing Philippines, and Honda Cars-Pampanga.\r\n\r\nI’m set to fly to Iloilo City to speak before the delegates of Iloilo Federation of Junior Marketing Associations and after that, I might go to Baguio City to speak at St. Louis University.\r\n\r\nLast night I was invited to speak at a regular meeting of Rotary Club of Downtown San Juan. I had a very short talk on “Three Qualities of an Achiever.” After my talk, I met with Victor Tan, owner of Bobson Jeans. We had a great time talking at California Pizza Kitchen in Greenhills.\r\n\r\nToo bad I wasn’t able to meet with Prof. Jay Bernardo (Asian Institute of Management) yesterday because of conflict in our schedules. There’s another one pending by the way. Before the year ends, JV Calleja, country manager of Leo Pharma wanted to set a meeting with me.\r\n\r\nThere have been several orders placed for our books and publications. Thanks to those people who became interested with my books. It’s really such a pleasure being a motivator to you!\r\n\r\nUhmmm, what else? As I’ve told you, things are coming, they’re coming too fast, and they’re coming in different packages. But they’re coming, really. There’s one catch though that some people tend to forget: Whether an opportunity comes along or not, it doesn’t matter for a simple reason that opportunity only unveils itself before the eyes of those who are prepared to grab it.\r\n\r\nOopppps. I have to go. Will write again, sooooooon! Bye bye.', 'It\'s yet to come but it\'s coming for sure', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'its-yet-to-come-but-its-coming-for-sure', '', '', '2010-01-12 12:02:09', '2010-01-12 04:02:09', '', 0, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=599', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(600, 1, '2010-01-12 12:01:12', '2010-01-12 04:01:12', 'Alright, this one will be a bit short. I just dropped by really to do this blog but after a couple of minutes, I’ll be leaving for Personal Development one-day training for the City Government of Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro. My traveling bag has already everything I needed in it so I’m ready share some stories happened in the opening of 2009.\n\nWe just launched our newly-renovated website. See it for yourself by <a href=\"http://lloydluna.com/\">using this link</a>. We’ve generated a quite huge traffic and we’d like to thank those visitors who gave their comments and suggestions–most of them really touched our hearts.\n\nThere were several invitations for to speak to corporations such as Toshiba (which I will have to visit first on January 21), Masaito Development Corp., Total Information Management Corp. (I was able to meet the company HR director and AVP yesterday, both were surprised by my age), Event Planning, Canon Marketing Philippines, and Honda Cars-Pampanga.\n\nI’m set to fly to Iloilo City to speak before the delegates of Iloilo Federation of Junior Marketing Associations and after that, I might go to Baguio City to speak at St. Louis University.\n\nLast night I was invited to speak at a regular meeting of Rotary Club of Downtown San Juan. I had a very short talk on “Three Qualities of an Achiever.” After my talk, I met with Victor Tan, owner of Bobson Jeans. We had a great time talking at California Pizza Kitchen in Greenhills.\n\nToo bad I wasn’t able to meet with Prof. Jay Bernardo (Asian Institute of Management) yesterday because of conflict in our schedules. There’s another one pending by the way. Before the year ends, JV Calleja, country manager of Leo Pharma wanted to set a meeting with me.\n\nThere have been several orders placed for our books and publications. Thanks to those people who became interested with my books. It’s really such a pleasure being a motivator to you!\n\nUhmmm, what else? As I’ve told you, things are coming, they’re coming too fast, and they’re coming in different packages. But they’re coming, really. There’s one catch though that some people tend to forget: Whether an opportunity comes along or not, it doesn’t matter for a simple reason that opportunity only unveils itself before the eyes of those who are prepared to grab it.\n\nOopppps. I have to go. Will write again, sooooooon! Bye bye.', 'It\'s yet to come but it\'s coming for sure', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '599-revision', '', '', '2010-01-12 12:01:12', '2010-01-12 04:01:12', '', 599, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=600', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(601, 1, '2010-01-12 12:03:16', '2010-01-12 04:03:16', 'Alright, this one will be a bit short. I just dropped by really to do this blog but after a couple of minutes, I’ll be leaving for Personal Development one-day training for the City Government of Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro. My traveling bag has already everything I needed in it so I’m ready share some stories happened in the opening of 2009.\n\nWe just launched our newly-renovated website. See it for yourself by <a href=\"http://lloydluna.com/\">using this link</a>. We’ve generated a quite huge traffic and we’d like to thank those visitors who gave their comments and suggestions–most of them really touched our hearts.\n\nThere were several invitations for to speak to corporations such as Toshiba (which I will have to visit first on January 21), Masaito Development Corp., Total Information Management Corp. (I was able to meet the company HR director and AVP yesterday, both were surprised by my age), Event Planning, Canon Marketing Philippines, and Honda Cars-Pampanga.\n\nI’m set to fly to Iloilo City to speak before the delegates of Iloilo Federation of Junior Marketing Associations and after that, I might go to Baguio City to speak at St. Louis University.\n\nLast night I was invited to speak at a regular meeting of Rotary Club of Downtown San Juan. I had a very short talk on “Three Qualities of an Achiever.” After my talk, I met with Victor Tan, owner of Bobson Jeans. We had a great time talking at California Pizza Kitchen in Greenhills.\n\nToo bad I wasn’t able to meet with Prof. Jay Bernardo (Asian Institute of Management) yesterday because of conflict in our schedules. There’s another one pending by the way. Before the year ends, JV Calleja, country manager of Leo Pharma wanted to set a meeting with me.\n\nThere have been several orders placed for our books and publications. Thanks to those people who became interested with my books. It’s really such a pleasure being a motivator to you!\n\nUhmmm, what else? As I’ve told you, things are coming, they’re coming too fast, and they’re coming in different packages. But they’re coming, really. There’s one catch though that some people tend to forget: Whether an opportunity comes along or not, it doesn’t matter for a simple reason that opportunity only unveils itself before the eyes of those who are prepared to grab it.\n\nOopppps. I have to go. Will write again, sooooooon! Bye bye.', 'It\'s yet to come but it\'s coming for sure', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '599-autosave', '', '', '2010-01-12 12:03:16', '2010-01-12 04:03:16', '', 599, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=601', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(602, 1, '2006-12-05 12:04:05', '2006-12-05 04:04:05', 'I met Klink Ang, the President of The Manila Times, at 9AM for another development on our negotiation on the new Manila Times website. I was about to leave for another meeting with JobsDB.com when Klink asked me to stay for a lunch with House Speaker Jose De Venecia. He called JobsDB country manger Jay Jay Viray just to tell her that he’s keeping me for a lunch. I then reset my meeting to next week.\r\n\r\nWe got something more concrete now but the monetary issue is still subtle. I told him that I’m willing to waive more than 50% stake just for us to jump start the website project. Unfortunately, we had to renegotiate next week. I said I will prepare the first draft of the agreement.\r\n\r\nSpeaker JDV arrived on time, for lunch. It was a round table discussion of the house speaker with the editors of The Manila Times. This is a very interesting, if not prestigious mileage for The Times because to me, having this regular in-house discussion is something that produce results in a way the we get a first-hand information from a particular public figure.\r\n\r\nI’ve learned a lot from the speaker, not to mention I really enjoyed the lunch with a mouth-watering relyenong bangus served with a red wine (my preference).\r\n\r\nJDV was there after The Sunday Times made a special report: Is it time for JdV to go? I told Klink that’s a good “trap.”\r\n\r\nBut the discussion went like the speakers personal desire to change the constitution, which after hearing him, convinced me that he’s really sincere about it. I hope I can discuss the details that I heard.\r\n\r\nI just enjoyed the moment. It’s not always that an event such as that happens. And when Klink asked me if it’s great, I said absolutely! And I look forward to have more of that. He said he will update me for more.\r\n\r\nAfter that I dropped by The Manila Times School of Journalism and talked to Dr. Boayes. Well, I must admit that I missed the school where I helped to market last year. We had like an hour chat and I’m happy to update her on the development on my part and happy as well to know that she’s proud of me.\r\n\r\nI really appreciate how The Manila Times treat me, which they should? Ahh, yes, they must!', 'Lunch with Speaker Jose De Venecia', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'lunch-with-speaker-jose-de-venecia', '', '', '2010-01-12 12:05:29', '2010-01-12 04:05:29', '', 0, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=602', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(603, 1, '2010-01-12 12:04:39', '2010-01-12 04:04:39', 'I met Klink Ang, the President of The Manila Times, at 9AM for another development on our negotiation on the new Manila Times website. I was about to leave for another meeting with JobsDB.com when Klink asked me to stay for a lunch with House Speaker Jose De Venecia. He called JobsDB country manger Jay Jay Viray just to tell her that he’s keeping me for a lunch. I then reset my meeting to next week.\n\nWe got something more concrete now but the monetary issue is still subtle. I told him that I’m willing to waive more than 50% stake just for us to jump start the website project. Unfortunately, we had to renegotiate next week. I said I will prepare the first draft of the agreement.\n\nSpeaker JDV arrived on time, for lunch. It was a round table discussion of the house speaker with the editors of The Manila Times. This is a very interesting, if not prestigious mileage for The Times because to me, having this regular in-house discussion is something that produce results in a way the we get a first-hand information from a particular public figure.\n\nI’ve learned a lot from the speaker, not to mention I really enjoyed the lunch with a mouth-watering relyenong bangus served with a red wine (my preference).\n\nJDV was there after The Sunday Times made a special report: Is it time for JdV to go? I told Klink that’s a good “trap.”\n\nBut the discussion went like the speakers personal desire to change the constitution, which after hearing him, convinced me that he’s really sincere about it. I hope I can discuss the details that I heard.\n\nI just enjoyed the moment. It’s not always that an event such as that happens. And when Klink asked me if it’s great, I said absolutely! And I look forward to have more of that. He said he will update me for more.\n\nAfter that I dropped by The Manila Times School of Journalism and talked to Dr. Boayes. Well, I must admit that I missed the school where I helped to market last year. We had like an hour chat and I’m happy to update her on the development on my part and happy as well to know that she’s proud of me.\n\nI really appreciate how The Manila Times treat me, which they should? Ahh, yes, they must!', 'Lunch with Speaker Jose De Venecia', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '602-revision', '', '', '2010-01-12 12:04:39', '2010-01-12 04:04:39', '', 602, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=603', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(604, 1, '2006-09-23 12:06:19', '2006-09-23 04:06:19', 'There is really Someone-out-there working with me. And such invisible power has helped me a lot to strengthen my business. Maybe you too should appreciate such presence. Trust me, there are things in life that happens spontaneously, without you really expecting them. And what will surprise you even is the fact that such force works for for you.\r\n\r\nI think your problem in your career now has something to do with the “force.” Let me share with you some ideas, specifically my experience on Friday.\r\n\r\nJoey Concepcion’s secretary texted me. She said JAC wants to meet me the next day and she asked what time I will be available. I said sure, at 2PM. It’s very clear to me that we have only one agenda. And that would be the Go Negosyo website, which was launched at the World Trade Center on September 15.\r\n\r\nOur meeting included some details on the mentoring program and how the mentors can save time replying to several hundreds of emails received every day. And I told him that we are setting up a program to resolve that. After that, we discussed several more opportunities and future developments. “This GoNegosyo will be big,” he said.\r\n\r\nI absolutely agree. I think one of the keys why people succeed in their chosen discipline is the vision thing guided by the “Godly force.” Many Filipinos today get blinded by sudden turnout of events, quick results that they don’t really have any idea where to go and what to do. As a result, we don’t see our “vision” anymore.\r\n\r\nI would bet that prior to setting up this Go Negosyo mentoring website, Mr Concepcion has already in mind the complete picture of what it looks like now. And such vision is extended as days go on. There are developments and such vision goes along with that development.\r\n\r\nGive yourself an opportunity to see your personal vision again. Don’t get blinded by fast answers, quick fixes and instant solutions that you see everywhere.\r\n\r\nThere are times that I, too, am overwhelmed by events around me. But the “force” really pops me and reminds me to get back to reality. I’m not invincible and no one is. Every success is a challenge more than a result. A challenge, I think, in which you would need to sustain it. And then, build more success after the other.\r\n\r\nGo Negosyo website is a career in itself not because such deal has given me muscles in web industry in the country. But the social responsibility, I believe, is something that underlines this endeavor.', 'Go Negosyo Website', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'go-negosyo-website', '', '', '2010-01-12 12:08:38', '2010-01-12 04:08:38', '', 0, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=604', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(605, 1, '2010-01-12 12:07:23', '2010-01-12 04:07:23', 'There is really Someone-out-there working with me. And such invisible power has helped me a lot to strengthen my business. Maybe you too should appreciate such presence. Trust me, there are things in life that happens spontaneously, without you really expecting them. And what will surprise you even is the fact that such force works for for you.\n\nI think your problem in your career now has something to do with the “force.” Let me share with you some ideas, specifically my experience on Friday.\n\nJoey Concepcion’s secretary texted me. She said JAC wants to meet me the next day and she asked what time I will be available. I said sure, at 2PM. It’s very clear to me that we have only one agenda. And that would be the Go Negosyo website, which was launched at the World Trade Center on September 15.\n\nOur meeting included some details on the mentoring program and how the mentors can save time replying to several hundreds of emails received every day. And I told him that we are setting up a program to resolve that. After that, we discussed several more opportunities and future developments. “This GoNegosyo will be big,” he said.\n\nI absolutely agree. I think one of the keys why people succeed in their chosen discipline is the vision thing guided by the “Godly force.” Many Filipinos today get blinded by sudden turnout of events, quick results that they don’t really have any idea where to go and what to do. As a result, we don’t see our “vision” anymore.\n\nI would bet that prior to setting up this Go Negosyo mentoring website, Mr Concepcion has already in mind the complete picture of what it looks like now. And such vision is extended as days go on. There are developments and such vision goes along with that development.\n\nGive yourself an opportunity to see your personal vision again. Don’t get blinded by fast answers, quick fixes and instant solutions that you see everywhere.\n\nThere are times that I, too, am overwhelmed by events around me. But the “force” really pops me and reminds me to get back to reality. I’m not invincible and no one is. Every success is a challenge more than a result. A challenge, I think, in which you would need to sustain it. And then, build more success after the other.\n\nGo Negosyo website is a career in itself not because such deal has given me muscles in web industry in the country. But the social responsibility, I believe, is something that underlines this endeavor.', 'Go Negosyo Website', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '604-revision', '', '', '2010-01-12 12:07:23', '2010-01-12 04:07:23', '', 604, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=605', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(606, 1, '2010-01-12 12:09:46', '2010-01-12 04:09:46', 'There is really Someone-out-there working with me. And such invisible power has helped me a lot to strengthen my business. Maybe you too should appreciate such presence. Trust me, there are things in life that happens spontaneously, without you really expecting them. And what will surprise you even is the fact that such force works for for you.\n\nI think your problem in your career now has something to do with the “force.” Let me share with you some ideas, specifically my experience on Friday.\n\nJoey Concepcion’s secretary texted me. She said JAC wants to meet me the next day and she asked what time I will be available. I said sure, at 2PM. It’s very clear to me that we have only one agenda. And that would be the Go Negosyo website, which was launched at the World Trade Center on September 15.\n\nOur meeting included some details on the mentoring program and how the mentors can save time replying to several hundreds of emails received every day. And I told him that we are setting up a program to resolve that. After that, we discussed several more opportunities and future developments. “This GoNegosyo will be big,” he said.\n\nI absolutely agree. I think one of the keys why people succeed in their chosen discipline is the vision thing guided by the “Godly force.” Many Filipinos today get blinded by sudden turnout of events, quick results that they don’t really have any idea where to go and what to do. As a result, we don’t see our “vision” anymore.\n\nI would bet that prior to setting up this Go Negosyo mentoring website, Mr Concepcion has already in mind the complete picture of what it looks like now. And such vision is extended as days go on. There are developments and such vision goes along with that development.\n\nGive yourself an opportunity to see your personal vision again. Don’t get blinded by fast answers, quick fixes and instant solutions that you see everywhere.\n\nThere are times that I, too, am overwhelmed by events around me. But the “force” really pops me and reminds me to get back to reality. I’m not invincible and no one is. Every success is a challenge more than a result. A challenge, I think, in which you would need to sustain it. And then, build more success after the other.\n\nGo Negosyo website is a career in itself not because such deal has given me muscles in web industry in the country. But the social responsibility, I believe, is something that underlines this endeavor.', 'Go Negosyo Website', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '604-autosave', '', '', '2010-01-12 12:09:46', '2010-01-12 04:09:46', '', 604, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=606', 0, 'revision', '', 0);
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(607, 1, '2006-08-01 12:11:32', '2006-08-01 04:11:32', 'At around 930 in the morning, Mr Mon Lopez call woke me up. I got to my bed at around 4AM I thinto finish some website projects. Mr Lopez said Joey Concepcion wanted to meet us at 12NN. Sir Joey saw the website and he has urgent comments to call our attention. I said I’m making myself available.\r\n\r\nChecking my email, I received the same message from Mr Concepcion himself raising his concerns on the mentoring website.\r\n\r\nPrior to finally packing up for Manila Polo Club, I finished the homepage of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) Youth website. And then I prepared.\r\n\r\nThe GoNegosyo Mentoring Website Project started two months ago. And I had both good and not-so-good experience on this project. One, I’m dealing with the country’s finest entrepreneurs and hard core businessmen. Once screwed the project up and my career would have been ended prior to its anticipated explosion this year. Nonetheless, I’m convinced that I have delivered the goods.\r\n\r\nEntering the Manila Polo the first time is worth blogging. It was raining hard and I brought no umbrella whatsoever. The place was designed for car-owners and so I had to walk 200 meters to get in. I spent some time drying myself up and then  waited in the Veranda beside the swimming pool. I arrived before time.\r\n\r\nI saw Mr Concepcion walking and I called him. We proceeded to the President’s Room. We waited for nearly an hour before the PCE people got there. In between, I was reviewing the system we incorporated in the website and writing them as much as I could. I did that as preparation for possible questions.\r\n\r\nAccidentally, Mr Concepcion came in with people from MIT Alumni in the US. They were Artessa Salvidar-Sali, a civil engineer and Illac Diaz, a MIT research fellow. They presented “a great idea that will surely help uplift the education system in the Philippines.” They proposed a classroom design competition. The objective is to get the “best” design and use it as model of the revolutionary classroom that is “environment-friendly.”\r\n\r\nI will discuss the details of the project later.\r\n\r\nGoing back to the website, Mr Concepcion said he appreciates the design, colors, and entire feel of the website. However, it’s not what he envisioned it to be. Our original framework PCE Website with “mentoring” component should be the the other way around. It should be 70% mentoring and 30% PCE information.\r\n\r\nSince day one, our design and program are well coordinated with PCE people. And what we did was simply based on the instructions that we received. And I think we did great, though Mr Concepcion’s expected a great one that is correct.\r\n\r\nI’m proposing a web redesign and reprogramming. Since I heard the instruction directly from Mr Concepcion and I got a “more clear” picture, I think we will be able to do it right this time.\r\n\r\nFirst time in Manila Polo Club? Well, another lesson learned. And another opportunity to use the learning. When it’s raining and you don’t have a car going inside Polo, do bring an umbrella. Otherwise, rainshowers will embrace yours “getup.”\r\n\r\nI don’t have a car. But having an access to these great people are more than enough to feel I’m driving. Nevertheless, I think I’m driving my own destiny toward the best fortune.', 'My First Time in Manila Polo Club', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'my-first-time-in-manila-polo-club', '', '', '2010-01-12 12:13:46', '2010-01-12 04:13:46', '', 0, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=607', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(608, 1, '2010-01-12 12:12:07', '2010-01-12 04:12:07', 'At around 930 in the morning, Mr Mon Lopez call woke me up. I got to my bed at around 4AM I thinto finish some website projects. Mr Lopez said Joey Concepcion wanted to meet us at 12NN. Sir Joey saw the website and he has urgent comments to call our attention. I said I’m making myself available.\n\nChecking my email, I received the same message from Mr Concepcion himself raising his concerns on the mentoring website.\n\nPrior to finally packing up for Manila Polo Club, I finished the homepage of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) Youth website. And then I prepared.\n\nThe GoNegosyo Mentoring Website Project started two months ago. And I had both good and not-so-good experience on this project. One, I’m dealing with the country’s finest entrepreneurs and hard core businessmen. Once screwed the project up and my career would have been ended prior to its anticipated explosion this year. Nonetheless, I’m convinced that I have delivered the goods.\n\nEntering the Manila Polo the first time is worth blogging. It was raining hard and I brought no umbrella whatsoever. The place was designed for car-owners and so I had to walk 200 meters to get in. I spent some time drying myself up and then  waited in the Veranda beside the swimming pool. I arrived before time.\n\nI saw Mr Concepcion walking and I called him. We proceeded to the President’s Room. We waited for nearly an hour before the PCE people got there. In between, I was reviewing the system we incorporated in the website and writing them as much as I could. I did that as preparation for possible questions.\n\nAccidentally, Mr Concepcion came in with people from MIT Alumni in the US. They were Artessa Salvidar-Sali, a civil engineer and Illac Diaz, a MIT research fellow. They presented “a great idea that will surely help uplift the education system in the Philippines.” They proposed a classroom design competition. The objective is to get the “best” design and use it as model of the revolutionary classroom that is “environment-friendly.”\n\nI will discuss the details of the project later.\n\nGoing back to the website, Mr Concepcion said he appreciates the design, colors, and entire feel of the website. However, it’s not what he envisioned it to be. Our original framework PCE Website with “mentoring” component should be the the other way around. It should be 70% mentoring and 30% PCE information.\n\nSince day one, our design and program are well coordinated with PCE people. And what we did was simply based on the instructions that we received. And I think we did great, though Mr Concepcion’s expected a great one that is correct.\n\nI’m proposing a web redesign and reprogramming. Since I heard the instruction directly from Mr Concepcion and I got a “more clear” picture, I think we will be able to do it right this time.\n\nFirst time in Manila Polo Club? Well, another lesson learned. And another opportunity to use the learning. When it’s raining and you don’t have a car going inside Polo, do bring an umbrella. Otherwise, rainshowers will embrace yours “getup.”\n\nI don’t have a car. But having an access to these great people are more than enough to feel I’m driving. Nevertheless, I think I’m driving my own destiny toward the best fortune.', 'My First Time in Manila Polo Club', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '607-revision', '', '', '2010-01-12 12:12:07', '2010-01-12 04:12:07', '', 607, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=608', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(609, 1, '2010-01-12 12:14:53', '2010-01-12 04:14:53', 'At around 930 in the morning, Mr Mon Lopez call woke me up. I got to my bed at around 4AM I thinto finish some website projects. Mr Lopez said Joey Concepcion wanted to meet us at 12NN. Sir Joey saw the website and he has urgent comments to call our attention. I said I’m making myself available.\n\nChecking my email, I received the same message from Mr Concepcion himself raising his concerns on the mentoring website.\n\nPrior to finally packing up for Manila Polo Club, I finished the homepage of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) Youth website. And then I prepared.\n\nThe GoNegosyo Mentoring Website Project started two months ago. And I had both good and not-so-good experience on this project. One, I’m dealing with the country’s finest entrepreneurs and hard core businessmen. Once screwed the project up and my career would have been ended prior to its anticipated explosion this year. Nonetheless, I’m convinced that I have delivered the goods.\n\nEntering the Manila Polo the first time is worth blogging. It was raining hard and I brought no umbrella whatsoever. The place was designed for car-owners and so I had to walk 200 meters to get in. I spent some time drying myself up and then  waited in the Veranda beside the swimming pool. I arrived before time.\n\nI saw Mr Concepcion walking and I called him. We proceeded to the President’s Room. We waited for nearly an hour before the PCE people got there. In between, I was reviewing the system we incorporated in the website and writing them as much as I could. I did that as preparation for possible questions.\n\nAccidentally, Mr Concepcion came in with people from MIT Alumni in the US. They were Artessa Salvidar-Sali, a civil engineer and Illac Diaz, a MIT research fellow. They presented “a great idea that will surely help uplift the education system in the Philippines.” They proposed a classroom design competition. The objective is to get the “best” design and use it as model of the revolutionary classroom that is “environment-friendly.”\n\nI will discuss the details of the project later.\n\nGoing back to the website, Mr Concepcion said he appreciates the design, colors, and entire feel of the website. However, it’s not what he envisioned it to be. Our original framework PCE Website with “mentoring” component should be the the other way around. It should be 70% mentoring and 30% PCE information.\n\nSince day one, our design and program are well coordinated with PCE people. And what we did was simply based on the instructions that we received. And I think we did great, though Mr Concepcion’s expected a great one that is correct.\n\nI’m proposing a web redesign and reprogramming. Since I heard the instruction directly from Mr Concepcion and I got a “more clear” picture, I think we will be able to do it right this time.\n\nFirst time in Manila Polo Club? Well, another lesson learned. And another opportunity to use the learning. When it’s raining and you don’t have a car going inside Polo, do bring an umbrella. Otherwise, rainshowers will embrace yours “getup.”\n\nI don’t have a car. But having an access to these great people are more than enough to feel I’m driving. Nevertheless, I think I’m driving my own destiny toward the best fortune.', 'My First Time in Manila Polo Club', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '607-autosave', '', '', '2010-01-12 12:14:53', '2010-01-12 04:14:53', '', 607, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=609', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(610, 1, '2013-08-21 07:40:35', '2013-08-20 23:40:35', 'LLOYDLUNA writes speeches for business owners, politicians, government leaders, and management executives among other clients.\n\n[caption id=\"attachment_1570\" align=\"alignleft\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Filipino Speech Writer Lloyd Luna\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG_5068.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-1570\" title=\"Filipino speechwriter Philippines\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG_5068-300x225.jpg\" alt=\"Filipino Speechwriter Philippines\" width=\"300\" height=\"225\" /></a>[/caption]\n\nI began writing speeches when I was in high school. As a student leader, I make sure to write my own speech. But speech writing is nothing but a formal business of my passion to write love letters. When I was younger, my sweethearts were product of my finest writings. None of my competitors in this arena of courtship would match my style. Girls fall in love not much because of what they see outside but because of what I am inside reflected on my letters.\n\nSo I thought that there\'s the power of the written words. Get some of them organized and presented with passion and surely there\'ll be people to listen and get the message. For someone like me who\'s a God-given talent of writing, it\'s pretty much easy.\n\nSome of my teachers back then would ask me to write a speech for them. And I would always be privileged to do it for them. It\'s a great feeling listening to the speech you wrote for someone. Perhaps the star is the one reading it but there\'s a huge star inside me—the feeling of fulfillment—that cannot be bought by fame or money.\n\nWhen I was in college, it was pretty much the same. I would write my ow speeches whenever I get invited to speak before small or big group of students. As a student leader, it\'s my job to communicate with my audience. But my colleagues would also ask me to write a speech for them, especially during election campaign. Most of those I\'ve helped turned out of be winners.\n\nEven after college, the time when I was already working for a private company, I would still write speeches for my boss. I think I had a long experience writing speeches in the past so my superior would rather trust me with the job. But I had to feel the person who\'d read the speech. I needed to make it appear like it\'s really the person reading it who wrote it. Unlike other speech writers who write great speeches, I make sure that the style is consistent with personality of the person reading it.\n\nWhen I started my business, my associates would also ask me to write especially during product or service launching. Business owners and CEOs would call me to either ask me to write a full-length speech or do a powerpoint presentation (Keynote for Mac), for them.\n\nThere was an instance when a good friend of mine, also a business owner, asked me to write a speech that he\'d share in their church. I was asked by a dean of a reputable school to prepare a graduation speech for her. And so many speeches more.\n\nPoliticians also ask me to make their public speeches before the campaign and after winning. I do it well for them that they will have to maintain me (on a monthly basis) so they can have a well-crafted speech whenever they need it.\n\nAs a speechwriter, I make it sure that my client is the one saying it. The message must be consistent and the style should match their personality. Otherwise, there\'s a very little or no effect at all. I used different styles based on the client\'s personality. And I make sure we do some rehearsals before the event.\n\nHere\'s one <a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/its-boring-but-it-makes-sense/\" target=\"_blank\"><strong>good sample of a political speech</strong></a> written by Lloyd Luna.', 'The Filipino Speech Writer', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '571-autosave-v1', '', '', '2013-08-21 07:40:35', '2013-08-20 23:40:35', '', 571, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=610', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
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(612, 1, '2010-01-08 23:45:53', '2010-01-08 15:45:53', 'This morning, I gave an interview to Nicky Acuna, a business adminstration (with accounting) major from the University of the Philippines in Diliman. He asked me about my work as a CEO (Chief Executive Officer).\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_410\" align=\"alignleft\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Nicky Acuna meets The LLOYDLUNA\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG00791-20100108-1051.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-410\" title=\"Nicky Acuna meets The LLOYDLUNA\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/IMG00791-20100108-1051-300x225.jpg\" alt=\"Nicky Acuna meets The LLOYDLUNA\" width=\"300\" height=\"225\" /></a>[/caption]\r\n\r\nWell, being a Chief Executive Officer (and owner of my own business) under the age of 30, it\'s an honor for me to invest my time sharing my experiences, wisdom, and ideas in the hope that they, too, can get an inspiration from my life\'s journey to entrepreneurship. Like perhaps some of those who started with very little, I think it\'s always an exciting feeling to allow these students to conduct an interview face to face.\r\n\r\nI make sure to accommodate these students, researchers, and media people because I want to get my message across. I think the more people hear my story, the better.\r\n\r\nNicky wrote in our guestbook, \"Thanks for accommodating me given a very short notice. I truly learned a lot from the words of wisdom that you have shared with me.\"\r\n\r\nAnd then shortly after that, I went to Creative Center for n informal meeting with an account executive of Private Iris. Czari Flores is her name. I found out she\'s also into writing. Her mother has been convincing her to write a book on \"How To Get Higher Grades.\" I said my publishing company can help her do that.\r\n\r\nShe wrote in our guestbook, \"Nice to meet you, Mr. Lloyd. I\'ve been searching online for Internet Marketing seminar. Hope you could inform me when you have seminar workshop again. And I hope I could read your book! Looking forward to that \"See you next time.\"\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_419\" align=\"alignleft\" width=\"300\" caption=\"Sarah Torres and Kris Jose with The LLOYDLUNA\"]<a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/20248_1287912471884_1052341567_882421_8181997_n.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-419\" title=\"Sarah Torres and Kris Jose with The LLOYDLUNA\" src=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/20248_1287912471884_1052341567_882421_8181997_n-300x225.jpg\" alt=\"Sarah Torres and Kris Jose with The LLOYDLUNA\" width=\"300\" height=\"225\" /></a>[/caption]\r\n\r\nLastly, students from Miriam College also did an interview at around 7 p.m. It was fun and I learned that it\'s for their thesis. The subject is about being an infopreneur, which I\'m sure I am. There\'s a video that I\'ll post maybe tomorrow (and the pictures, too!)\r\n\r\nIn this interview, I simply answered questions about Internet marketing. As an infopreneur, I felt obliged to not just warn but guide aspiring entrepreneurs who are too excited to join the Internet marketing business. I think there are also bubbles in this industry.\r\n\r\nI made it clear that Internet marketing isn\'t really as easy as it looks like. People should learn about the principles so that when technology changes, they can still go on without major scratches.\r\n\r\nIn between of course were phone calls left and right. And I got a very good business proposal for the coming elections.', 'I simply answered their questions', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '409-revision-4', '', '', '2010-01-08 23:45:53', '2010-01-08 15:45:53', '', 409, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=612', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(613, 1, '2010-01-09 15:25:05', '2010-01-09 07:25:05', 'I\'ve been teaching Internet marketing classes because I\'d like to share what I\'ve learned and proven. Unlike other Internet marketers who claim to be gurus, I simply love teaching people what works.\r\n\r\nI don\'t share what I don\'t experience. That\'s it.\r\n\r\nIn my years of using the Internet as my marketing weapon that made LLOYDLUNA brand popular, I found out some principles that can help small and big companies to spend less while getting more. Gone were the days of an IT company offering you the most effective way to succeed in this Internet war. And then they ask for too much cost.\r\n\r\nI share with my students different tools that they can use for free. I teach them the venues where they can go to promote, market or even sell their products or service. That\'s it. So here are some list of my students.\r\n\r\nCompanies such as Global Travel, Aboitiz Land, Inc., Cordia Phils., Mc Dela Fuente, Basilland, Johndorf Ventures, Inc., Matiao Real Estate Corp., Secure DNA, Amega Global, Hercules Realty, Primary Homes, Park Mall, Cebu Realty, Sugbuanon Realty, Land Asia Realty, Visayas Second Raw Corp., Psalm Property Venture &amp; Development, Rel Trading, Marco Polo Plaza, Spaceland Realty, Taft Property, Solid Green V. Wade, Colliers Int\'l., Vazbuilt-Cebu, Jovial Media Events, Philtropics, OPMC, Cherry Automobile, Primary Motor, Gem Realty, Ahead Learning System, Team Energy, PAREB, RCW Foundation, Megawecare, Sun Life Financial, and Cebu Realty.\r\n\r\nAttending our workshop also were Tieline, Center for Leadership and Change Inc., Franklin-Covey, New San Jose Builders (The Fort Victoria), Development Bank of the Phils., MJV Global, Stance Consultancy, Idess Interactive, Telepinas, Kaisa Consulting, Thomson-Reuters, CSM Publishing, Laus Group of Companies, Rabbit Advertising, My House Magazine, and Resulta Realty.', 'Companies get the best Internet Marketing Seminar', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '462-revision-6', '', '', '2010-01-09 15:25:05', '2010-01-09 07:25:05', '', 462, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=613', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(614, 1, '2010-01-12 12:55:48', '2010-01-12 04:55:48', 'LLOYDLUNA writes speeches for business owners, politicians, government leaders, and management executives among other clients.\r\n\r\nI began writing speeches when I was in high school. As a student leader, I make sure to write my own speech. But speech writing is nothing but a formal business of my passion to write love letters. When I was younger, my sweethearts were product of my finest writings. None of my competitors in this arena of courtship would match my style. Girls fall in love not much because of what they see outside but because of what I am inside reflected on my letters.\r\n\r\nSo I thought that there\'s the power of the written words. Get some of them organized and presented with passion and surely there\'ll be people to listen and get the message. For someone like me who\'s a God-given talent of writing, it\'s pretty much easy.\r\n\r\nSome of my teachers back then would ask me to write a speech for them. And I would always be privileged to do it for them. It\'s a great feeling listening to the speech you wrote for someone. Perhaps the star is the one reading it but there\'s a huge star inside me—the feeling of fulfillment—that cannot be bought by fame or money.\r\n\r\nWhen I was in college, it was pretty much the same. I would write my ow speeches whenever I get invited to speak before small or big group of students. As a student leader, it\'s my job to communicate with my audience. But my colleagues would also ask me to write a speech for them, especially during election campaign. Most of those I\'ve helped turned out of be winners.\r\n\r\nEven after college, the time when I was already working for a private company, I would still write speeches for my boss. I think I had a long experience writing speeches in the past so my superior would rather trust me with the job. But I had to feel the person who\'d read the speech. I needed to make it appear like it\'s really the person reading it who wrote it. Unlike other speech writers who write great speeches, I make sure that the style is consistent with personality of the person reading it.\r\n\r\nWhen I started my business, my associates would also ask me to write especially during product or service launching. Business owners and CEOs would call me to either ask me to write a full-length speech or do a powerpoint presentation (Keynote for Mac), for them.\r\n\r\nThere was an instance when a good friend of mine, also a business owner, asked me to write a speech that he\'d share in their church. I was asked by a dean of a reputable school to prepare a graduation speech for her. And so many speeches more.\r\n\r\nPoliticians also ask me to make their public speeches before the campaign and after winning. I do it well for them that they will have to maintain me (on a monthly basis) so they can have a well-crafted speech whenever they need it.\r\n\r\nAs a speechwriter, I make it sure that my client is the one saying it. The message must be consistent and the style should match their personality. Otherwise, there\'s a very little or no effect at all. I used different styles based on the client\'s personality. And I make sure we do some rehearsals before the event.', 'My Journey a Filipino Speech Writer', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'my-journey-a-filipino-speech-writer', '', '', '2010-01-12 12:55:48', '2010-01-12 04:55:48', '', 0, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=614', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(615, 1, '2010-01-12 12:55:08', '2010-01-12 04:55:08', 'LLOYDLUNA writes speeches for business owners, politicians, government leaders, and management executives among other clients.\n\nI began writing speeches when I was in high school. As a student leader, I make sure to write my own speech. But speech writing is nothing but a formal business of my passion to write love letters. When I was younger, my sweethearts were product of my finest writings. None of my competitors in this arena of courtship would match my style. Girls fall in love not much because of what they see outside but because of what I am inside reflected on my letters.\n\nSo I thought that there\'s the power of the written words. Get some of them organized and presented with passion and surely there\'ll be people to listen and get the message. For someone like me who\'s a God-given talent of writing, it\'s pretty much easy.\n\nSome of my teachers back then would ask me to write a speech for them. And I would always be privileged to do it for them. It\'s a great feeling listening to the speech you wrote for someone. Perhaps the star is the one reading it but there\'s a huge star inside me—the feeling of fulfillment—that cannot be bought by fame or money.\n\nWhen I was in college, it was pretty much the same. I would write my ow speeches whenever I get invited to speak before small or big group of students. As a student leader, it\'s my job to communicate with my audience. But my colleagues would also ask me to write a speech for them, especially during election campaign. Most of those I\'ve helped turned out of be winners.\n\nEven after college, the time when I was already working for a private company, I would still write speeches for my boss. I think I had a long experience writing speeches in the past so my superior would rather trust me with the job. But I had to feel the person who\'d read the speech. I needed to make it appear like it\'s really the person reading it who wrote it. Unlike other speech writers who write great speeches, I make sure that the style is consistent with personality of the person reading it.\n\nWhen I started my business, my associates would also ask me to write especially during product or service launching. Business owners and CEOs would call me to either ask me to write a full-length speech or do a powerpoint presentation (Keynote for Mac), for them.\n\nThere was an instance when a good friend of mine, also a business owner, asked me to write a speech that he\'d share in their church. I was asked by a dean of a reputable school to prepare a graduation speech for her. And so many speeches more.\n\nPoliticians also ask me to make their public speeches before the campaign and after winning. I do it well for them that they will have to maintain me (on a monthly basis) so they can have a well-crafted speech whenever they need it.\n\nAs a speechwriter, I make it sure that my client is the one saying it. The message must be consistent and the style should match their personality. Otherwise, there\'s a very little or no effect at all. I used different styles based on the client\'s personality. And I make sure we do some rehearsals before the event.', 'My Journey a Filipino Speech Writer', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '614-revision', '', '', '2010-01-12 12:55:08', '2010-01-12 04:55:08', '', 614, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=615', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(616, 1, '2010-01-12 12:56:56', '2010-01-12 04:56:56', 'LLOYDLUNA writes speeches for business owners, politicians, government leaders, and management executives among other clients.\n\nI began writing speeches when I was in high school. As a student leader, I make sure to write my own speech. But speech writing is nothing but a formal business of my passion to write love letters. When I was younger, my sweethearts were product of my finest writings. None of my competitors in this arena of courtship would match my style. Girls fall in love not much because of what they see outside but because of what I am inside reflected on my letters.\n\nSo I thought that there\'s the power of the written words. Get some of them organized and presented with passion and surely there\'ll be people to listen and get the message. For someone like me who\'s a God-given talent of writing, it\'s pretty much easy.\n\nSome of my teachers back then would ask me to write a speech for them. And I would always be privileged to do it for them. It\'s a great feeling listening to the speech you wrote for someone. Perhaps the star is the one reading it but there\'s a huge star inside me—the feeling of fulfillment—that cannot be bought by fame or money.\n\nWhen I was in college, it was pretty much the same. I would write my ow speeches whenever I get invited to speak before small or big group of students. As a student leader, it\'s my job to communicate with my audience. But my colleagues would also ask me to write a speech for them, especially during election campaign. Most of those I\'ve helped turned out of be winners.\n\nEven after college, the time when I was already working for a private company, I would still write speeches for my boss. I think I had a long experience writing speeches in the past so my superior would rather trust me with the job. But I had to feel the person who\'d read the speech. I needed to make it appear like it\'s really the person reading it who wrote it. Unlike other speech writers who write great speeches, I make sure that the style is consistent with personality of the person reading it.\n\nWhen I started my business, my associates would also ask me to write especially during product or service launching. Business owners and CEOs would call me to either ask me to write a full-length speech or do a powerpoint presentation (Keynote for Mac), for them.\n\nThere was an instance when a good friend of mine, also a business owner, asked me to write a speech that he\'d share in their church. I was asked by a dean of a reputable school to prepare a graduation speech for her. And so many speeches more.\n\nPoliticians also ask me to make their public speeches before the campaign and after winning. I do it well for them that they will have to maintain me (on a monthly basis) so they can have a well-crafted speech whenever they need it.\n\nAs a speechwriter, I make it sure that my client is the one saying it. The message must be consistent and the style should match their personality. Otherwise, there\'s a very little or no effect at all. I used different styles based on the client\'s personality. And I make sure we do some rehearsals before the event.', 'My Journey a Filipino Speech Writer', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '614-autosave', '', '', '2010-01-12 12:56:56', '2010-01-12 04:56:56', '', 614, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=616', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(617, 1, '2010-01-12 14:25:44', '2010-01-12 06:25:44', 'Let\'s get to the bottom line.\n\nI speak at an average of 100,000 people every year. I address people from different walks of life: students, professionals, employees, managers, supervisors, corporate executives, and entrepreneurs. And truly, I can help you promote your brand, products, or services in all venues and platforms that I speak.\n\nHere\'s the list of your benefits:\n\n<strong>Acknowledgment of Your Company as LLOYDLUNA official [choose your phrase]\n</strong> Maximum exposure: 50,000 Live Audience Annually\nGeo-coverage: Nationwide\nAudience Profile: Students and academe, Young Professionals, SMEs, Middle and Upper Management, Business Owners\n\n<strong>Ad exposure on The LLOYDLUNA Blog and other web pages\n</strong> Maximum exposure: Google Data: 1,762 Visits/Mo or 56.84 Visits / Day\n\n<strong>Ad inclusion in LLOYDLUNA Weekly Newsletters\n</strong> Maximum exposure: 10,000 Database\nGeo-coverage: 80% Philippines, 10% US, 5% Canada, 5% Others\nAudience profiles: LLOYDLUNA Career Success Tips Subscribers (students, yuppies, entrepreneurs, teachers, workforce)\nAlso advertising in this section: Bobson Jeans, Tieline, Merger Suits, Sarabia Optical, Canon\n\n<strong>Occasional mention on career and business columns\n</strong> Good News Pilipinas (weekly), The Manila Times (weekly upon revival of the section), Planet Philippines - Canada (Occasional), Kabayan Star - Hong Kong (Occasional)\n\n<strong>Live mention of Your Company in all LLOYDLUNA seminars, talks, speeches, and training\n</strong> Maximum exposure: 15,000 Live Audience Annually\nGeo-coverage: Nationwide and Asia\n\n<strong>50% off our Internet Marketing Services and Consultancy (Coaching, Training, or Workshop)\n</strong> 10 pieces of LLOYDLUNA Dream Card (Each card holder is entitled to 10% discount on LLOYDLUNA-produced events, seminars, and workshop)\n\n<strong>Cross-branding opportunity</strong> using all our Internet platforms such as Facebook (1,400 Fans and growing and 3,000++ in the network, Plurk, and Twitter, among others.\n\nThis sponsorship is valued at 150,000', 'How to Become LLOYDLUNA Sponsor or Partner', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '407-autosave', '', '', '2010-01-12 14:25:44', '2010-01-12 06:25:44', '', 407, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=617', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(620, 1, '2010-01-12 14:20:36', '2010-01-12 06:20:36', 'Let\'s get to the bottom line.\r\n\r\nI speak at an average of 100,000 people every year. I address people from different walks of life: students, professionals, employees, managers, supervisors, corporate executives, and entrepreneurs. And truly, I can help you promote your brand, products, or services in all venues and platforms that I speak.\r\n\r\nHere\'s the list of your benefits:\r\n\r\n<strong>Acknowledgment of Your Company as LLOYDLUNA official [choose your phrase]\r\n</strong> Maximum exposure: 50,000 Live Audience Annually\r\nGeo-coverage: Nationwide\r\nAudience Profile: Students and academe, Young Professionals, SMEs, Middle and Upper Management, Business Owners\r\n\r\n<strong>Ad exposure on The LLOYDLUNA Blog and other web pages\r\n</strong> Maximum exposure: Google Data: 1,762 Visits/Mo or 56.84 Visits / Day\r\n\r\n<strong>Ad inclusion in LLOYDLUNA Weekly Newsletters\r\n</strong> Maximum exposure: 10,000 Database\r\nGeo-coverage: 80% Philippines, 10% US, 5% Canada, 5% Others\r\nAudience profiles: LLOYDLUNA Career Success Tips Subscribers (students, yuppies, entrepreneurs, teachers, workforce)\r\nAlso advertising in this section: Bobson Jeans, Tieline, Merger Suits, Sarabia Optical, Canon\r\n\r\n<strong>Occasional mention on career and business columns\r\n</strong> Good News Pilipinas (weekly), The Manila Times (weekly upon revival of the section), Planet Philippines - Canada (Occasional), Kabayan Star - Hong Kong (Occasional)\r\n\r\n<strong>Live mention of Your Company in all LLOYDLUNA seminars, talks, speeches, and training\r\n</strong> Maximum exposure: 15,000 Live Audience Annually\r\nGeo-coverage: Nationwide and Asia\r\n\r\n<strong>50% off our Internet Marketing Services and Consultancy (Coaching, Training, or Workshop)\r\n</strong> 10 pieces of LLOYDLUNA Dream Card (Each card holder is entitled to 10% discount on LLOYDLUNA-produced events, seminars, and workshop)\r\n\r\n<strong>Cross-branding opportunity</strong> using all our Internet platforms such as Facebook (1,400 Fans and growing and 3,000++ in the network, Plurk, and Twitter, among others.', 'How to Become LLOYDLUNA Sponsor or Partner', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '407-revision-4', '', '', '2010-01-12 14:20:36', '2010-01-12 06:20:36', '', 407, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=620', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(618, 1, '2010-01-08 18:47:59', '2010-01-08 10:47:59', 'Let\'s get to the bottom line.\r\n\r\nI speak at an average of 100,000 people every. I address people from different walks of life: students, professionals, employees, managers, supervisors, corporate executives, and entrepreneurs. And truly, I can help you promote your brand, products, or services in all venues and platforms that I speak.\r\n\r\nSo', 'How to Become LLOYDLUNA Sponsor or Partner', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '407-revision-2', '', '', '2010-01-08 18:47:59', '2010-01-08 10:47:59', '', 407, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=618', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(619, 1, '2010-01-12 14:12:30', '2010-01-12 06:12:30', 'Let\'s get to the bottom line.\r\n\r\nI speak at an average of 100,000 people every year. I address people from different walks of life: students, professionals, employees, managers, supervisors, corporate executives, and entrepreneurs. And truly, I can help you promote your brand, products, or services in all venues and platforms that I speak.\r\n\r\nHere\'s the list of your benefits:\r\n<div><strong>Acknowledgment of Canon as LLOYDLUNA official media gadget provider</strong>\r\n<strong>Maximum exposure:</strong> 50,000 Live Audience Annually\r\n<strong>Geo-coverage:</strong> Nationwide\r\n<strong>Audience Profile:</strong> Students and academe, Young Professionals, SMEs, Middle and Upper Management, Business Owners\r\n\r\n<strong>Ad exposure on <a href=\"http://www.lloydluna.com/?page_id=28\" target=\"_blank\">The LLOYDLUNA Blog</a> and other web pages\r\n</strong>Maximum exposure: Google Data: 1,762 Visits/Mo or 56.84 Visits / Day</div>\r\n<div></div>\r\n<div><strong>Ad inclusion in LLOYDLUNA Weekly Newsletters</strong></div>\r\n<div>Maximum exposure: 10,000 Database</div>\r\n<div>Geo-coverage: 80% Philippines, 10% US, 5% Canada, 5% Others</div>\r\n<div>Audience profiles: LLOYDLUNA Career Success Tips Subscribers (students, yuppies, entrepreneurs, teachers, workforce)</div>\r\n<div>Also advertising in this section: Bobson Jeans, Tieline, Merger Suits, Sarabia Optical</div>\r\n<div></div>\r\n<div>\r\n<div><strong>Occasional mention on career and business columns\r\n</strong>Good News Pilipinas (weekly), The Manila Times (weekly upon revival of the section), Planet Philippines - Canada (Occasional), Kabayan Star - Hong Kong (Occasional)</div>\r\n<div><span style=\"font-family: arial, sans-serif;\">\r\n</span></div>\r\n</div>\r\n<div><strong>Live mention of Canon in all LLOYDLUNA public and in-house seminars, talks, speeches, and training\r\n</strong>Maximum exposure: 15,000 Live Audience Annually</div>\r\n<div>Geo-coverage: Nationwide</div>\r\n<div></div>\r\n<div><strong>50% off our Internet Marketing Services and Consultancy (Coaching, Training, or Workshop)</strong></div>\r\n<div>\r\n<strong>10 pieces of LLOYDLUNA Dream Card </strong>(Each card holder is entitled to 10% discount on LLOYDLUNA-produced events, seminars, and workshop)</div>\r\n<div>\r\n<strong>Cross-branding opportunity using all our Internet platforms </strong>such as Facebook (1,000 Fans and growing and 3,000++ in the network, Plurk, and Twitter, among others.</div>', 'How to Become LLOYDLUNA Sponsor or Partner', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '407-revision-3', '', '', '2010-01-12 14:12:30', '2010-01-12 06:12:30', '', 407, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=619', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(621, 1, '2010-01-12 14:26:12', '2010-01-12 06:26:12', 'Let\'s get to the bottom line.\r\n\r\nI speak at an average of 100,000 people every year. I address people from different walks of life: students, professionals, employees, managers, supervisors, corporate executives, and entrepreneurs. And truly, I can help you promote your brand, products, or services in all venues and platforms that I speak.\r\n\r\nHere\'s the list of your benefits:\r\n\r\n<strong>Acknowledgment of Your Company as LLOYDLUNA official [choose your phrase]\r\n</strong> Maximum exposure: 50,000 Live Audience Annually\r\nGeo-coverage: Nationwide\r\nAudience Profile: Students and academe, Young Professionals, SMEs, Middle and Upper Management, Business Owners\r\n\r\n<strong>Ad exposure on The LLOYDLUNA Blog and other web pages\r\n</strong> Maximum exposure: Google Data: 1,762 Visits/Mo or 56.84 Visits / Day\r\n\r\n<strong>Ad inclusion in LLOYDLUNA Weekly Newsletters\r\n</strong> Maximum exposure: 10,000 Database\r\nGeo-coverage: 80% Philippines, 10% US, 5% Canada, 5% Others\r\nAudience profiles: LLOYDLUNA Career Success Tips Subscribers (students, yuppies, entrepreneurs, teachers, workforce)\r\nAlso advertising in this section: Bobson Jeans, Tieline, Merger Suits, Sarabia Optical, Canon\r\n\r\n<strong>Occasional mention on career and business columns\r\n</strong> Good News Pilipinas (weekly), The Manila Times (weekly upon revival of the section), Planet Philippines - Canada (Occasional), Kabayan Star - Hong Kong (Occasional)\r\n\r\n<strong>Live mention of Your Company in all LLOYDLUNA seminars, talks, speeches, and training\r\n</strong> Maximum exposure: 15,000 Live Audience Annually\r\nGeo-coverage: Nationwide and Asia\r\n\r\n<strong>50% off our Internet Marketing Services and Consultancy (Coaching, Training, or Workshop)\r\n</strong> 10 pieces of LLOYDLUNA Dream Card (Each card holder is entitled to 10% discount on LLOYDLUNA-produced events, seminars, and workshop)\r\n\r\n<strong>Cross-branding opportunity</strong> using all our Internet platforms such as Facebook (1,400 Fans and growing and 3,000++ in the network, Plurk, and Twitter, among others.\r\n\r\n<h2>This sponsorship is valued at P150,000</h2>', 'How to Become LLOYDLUNA Sponsor or Partner', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '407-revision-5', '', '', '2010-01-12 14:26:12', '2010-01-12 06:26:12', '', 407, 'http://www.lloydluna.com/?p=621', 0, 'revision', '', 0);
