AIM GLOBAL MADE IT AGAIN TO THE TOP!

excerpt from: http://www.businessforhome.org/2015/03/top-direct-selling-compensation-plan-poll-2015/

Business For Home is compiling the Top Direct Selling Compensation Planranks in the world for 2015.

Last year over 43,000 Direct Selling professionals voted for the 2014 poll.More than 600,000 visitors checked out the results, and counting!

We have nominated over 650+ Top Direct Selling companies with their compensation plan. One of the most important, yet least understood aspects of a network marketing opportunity is the compensation plan.

What is the most generous and best compensation plan? What is the best opportunity for residual income? Is it a Binary, a Uni-level, a Matrix, a Stair Step Break-a-way, a Pass-up Plan, a Hybrid?

Just about any product or service can be purchased through Direct Selling somewhere in the world. Every single day, 70,000+ prospects worldwide are looking for information to find the best opportunity available.

Which company has the best compensation plan in 2015? Where can you boost your income?

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An article from www.forbes.com

Would You Join A Multi-Level Marketing Company For Retirement Income?

At some point in your life you’ve been pitched a multi-level marketing (MLM), direct selling, or network marketing business opportunity.  While the pitch varies from company to company, it basically promises a chance to ditch your 9-5 work schedule, be your own boss, and make lots of money while making new friends in the process.

Read more here http://www.forbes.com/sites/robertlaura/2014/08/29/would-you-join-a-multi-level-marketing-company-for-retirement-income/

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Henry Sy and Lucio Tan still at the top of the lists...

RICH LIST: The 50 richest in the Philippines

From ABS-CBN news.com

Posted at 08/28/2014 11:38 AM | Updated as of 08/28/2014 3:43 PM

MANILA, Philippines (UPDATE) – Forbes magazine on Thursday released its list of the 50 richest Filipinos for 2014.

According to the latest Forbes Philippines rich list, the country's 50 wealthiest are worth a combined $74 billion, up 12% from $65.8 billion in 2013.

Here's the list of the richest Filipinos and their estimated net worth:

1. Henry Sy; US$12.7 billion (SM Prime Holdings)
2. Lucio Tan; $6.1 billion (LT Group)
3. Enrique Razon Jr.; $5.2 billion (International Container Terminal Services Inc.)
4. Andrew Tan; $5.1 billion (Alliance Global)
5. John Gokongwei Jr.; $4.9 billion (JG Summit Holdings)
6. David Consunji; $3.9 billion (DMCI Holdings)
7. George Ty; $3.7 billion (Metropolitan Bank & Trust Co.)
8. Aboitiz Family; $3.6 billion (Aboitiz Equity Ventures)
9. Jaime Zobel de Ayala & family; $3.4 billion (Ayala Corp.)
10. Tony Tan Caktiong; $2 billion (Jollibee Foods Corp.)
11. Robert Coyiuto Jr., $1.8 billion (National Grid)
12. Lucio & Susan Co, $1.7 billion (Puregold Price Club)
13. Yap family, $1.475 billion (Philtrust Bank)
14. Manuel Villar, $1.460 billion (Starmalls; Vista Land & Landscapes)
15. Inigo & Mercedes Zobel,$1.2 billion (Ayala Corp.)
16. Alfredo Yao, $1 billion (Macay Holdings; Zest-O)
17. Andrew Gotianun $955 million (Filinvest Development)
18. Vivian Que Azcona $935 million (Mercury Drug)
19. Eduardo Cojuangco $870 million (San Miguel Corp.)
20. Beatrice Campos $825 million (Unilab)
21. Po family $770 million (Century Canning)
22. Oscar Lopez $700 million (Lopez Holdings)
23. Alfonso Yuchengco $685 million (Rizal Commercial Bank Corp.)
24. Roberto Ongpin $680 million (Alphaland)
25. Betty Ang $670 million (Monde Nissin)
26. Dean Lao $625 million (D&L Industries)
27. Manuel Zamora $620 million (Nickel Asia)
28. Carlos Chan $550 million (Liwayway)
29. Jorge Araneta $510 million (Araneta Complex)
30. Mariano Tan Jr. $445 million (Unilab)
31. Edgar Sia $390 million (DoubleDragon)
32. Ramon Ang $380 million (San Miguel Corp.)
33. Michael Romero $375 million (Harbour Centre Port)
34. Concepcion Family $320 million (Concepcion Industrial)
35. Philip Ang $315 million (Nickel Asia)
36. Frederick Dy $310 million (Security Bank)
37. Luis Virata $300 million (Nickel Asia)
38. Alfredo Ramos $260 million (Atlas Consolidated Resources)
39. Wilfred Steven Uytengsu Jr. $255 million (Alaska Milk Corp.)
40. Tomas Alcantara $250 million (Alsons Consolidated Resources)
41. Jose Antonio $240 million (Century Properties)
42. Bienvenido Tantoco Sr. $235 million (Rustan’s)
43. Jacinto Ng $230 million (Asia United Bank)
44. Gilberto Duavit $200 million (GMA Network)
45. Menardo Jimenez $195 million (GMA Network)
46. Eric Recto $190 million (Alphaland)
47. Walter Brown $183 million (Atok-Big Wedge)
48. Felipe Gozon $182 million (GMA Network)
49. P.J. Lhuillier $180 million (Cebuana Lhuillier)
50. Juliette Romualdez $170 million (Banco de Oro; Benguet)

Forbes said the minimum amount required to make this year's list was $170 million, up from $105 million last year.

The list was compiled using shareholding and financial information obtained from the families and individuals, stock exchanges, analysts and other sources. Net worths are based on stock prices and exchange rates as of close of markets on August 18.

Article from http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/business/08/28/14/rich-list-50-richest-philippines

The complete list is available at www.forbes.com/philippines as well as in the latest issue of Forbes Asia.

SUCCESS QUOTES: 

Too many people go through life waiting for things to happen instead of making them happen!

- Sasha Azevedo, Actress (1978 May 20)

While most are dreaming of success, winners wake-up and work hard to achieve it.

You and your opponent want the same thing. The only thing that matters is who works the hardest for it.

- Me

If opportunity doesn't knock, build a door.

- Unknown

"There are no shortcuts to any place worth going"

- Helen Keller

Impossible is just a big word thrown around by small men who find it easier to live in the world they've been given than to explore the power they have to change it. Impossible is not a fact. It's an opinion. Impossible is not a declaration. It's a dare. Impossible is potential. Impossible is temporary. Impossible is nothing.

- nba

At one point in your life you either have the thing you want or the reasons why you don't

- Andy Roddick

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"There is always a way...  a better way!"

BAKIT MARAMING PILIPINO ANG HINDI NAG-IINVEST?

JANUARY:  Nagbabayad pa ng utang mula nang nagdaang pasko.  Kinulang pa ang 13^th month pay, daming namasko at pinapasko eh.

FEBRUARY:  Valentine’s day!  Kakain sa labas, siyempre iyong sosyal na place.  May regalo.  Tapos Chinese New Year pa nga pala.

MARCH:  Graduation Time!  Maghahanda siyempre ng bonggang-bongga!

APRIL:  Summer Vacation!  Travel dito, travel doon.  Pupunta sa beach.  Outing dito, outing doon.

MAY:  Hayyss... Enrollment na naman.  Taas na ng matrikula sa school (nagtaka pa?)

JUNE:  Simula na ng araw-araw na baon.  Kailangan din na bumili ng bagong gamit sa school, magbayad ng mga fees gaya ng school bus, uniform, at iba pa.

JULY:  Nagbabayad ka pa ng utang mo.  Kinapos ka ng Tuition, ‘di ba?

AUGUST:  Ghost Month!... Hindi magandang mag-INVEST!  Eh may Birtdeyan pa!

SEPTEMBER:  hmmm...  Mag-iinvest na sana kaya lang narinig ang... “whenever i see girls and boys selling lanterns on the street”... ‘ber’ month na pala!  Huwag muna, maraming paggagastusan sa pasko!

OCTOBER:  Naghahanda para sa Halloween.  Siyempre bakasyon ulit.  Outing!

NOVEMBER:  2^nd SEM na!  Bayaran na naman sa school.  Di bale, may 13^th month at bonus naman next month.  Utang muna.

DECEMBER:  Pasko na!  Kaso nagastos mo na yung pera mo last month.  Utang na lang muna.  Kailangan maidaos ng sagana ang pasko.  Paano na lang pag maraming mamasko, baka sabihin, “poor ka!”.  Eh New Year pa?! 

Kumusta naman ang isang taon mo, kabayan?  Paano ang iba pang okasyon like BIRTHDAYS o kaya BINYAGAN?  Ooops... Piyesta pa nga pala.  Eh yung emergencies pa like magkasakit, maospital o iba pang gastusing hindi inaasahan?

Ahhh, oo nga may mauutangan naman pala.  Nandiyan naman sina Mommy at Daddy, si Kuya at si Ate.  Tutulong naman sila.

Sa tingin mo kabayan, kapag ganito ng ganito ang takbo ng buhay mo taun-taon, anong bukas ang naghihintay sa iyo at sa pamilya mo?  Anong future ang maibibigay mo sa mga anak mo?...

Paano kung wala nang magpautang sa ‘yo?...  Paano kung hindi na puwedeng hiraman sina Mommy at Daddy, sina Kuya at Ate?...

Balik ulit tayo sa JANUARY...

“If you always do what you’ve always done, you always get what you’ve always got”

This article is originally written from a post by Richard Macalintal.  Special Credit to the person.  Some are edited and inserted to provide more info.    

SOON IN DUBAI...

Mall of the World, a new super-sized retail centre will overtake Dubai Mall to become the largest mall on the planet.

The mall, measuring 743,000 sqm, will include the world’s largest indoor theme park – covered by a glass dome that will be open during the winter – and a 7km ‘covered street network’.

It will be the centrepiece of “the world’s first temperature-controlled city”, which will be located along Dubai’s Sheikh Zayed Road across 4.4 million sqm. Mall of the World will be nearly double the size of the Vatican City in Rome.

And the ‘city’ complex, which will include 100 new hotels, will be more than twice as big as the Principality of Monaco.

The project was launched on Saturday by HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai.

“The growth in family and retail tourism underpins the need to enhance Dubai’s tourism infrastructure as soon as possible,” said Sheikh Mohammed.

“This project complements our plans to transform Dubai into a cultural, tourist and economic hub for the two billion people living in the region; and we are determined to achieve our vision.”

The Mall of the World complex will be able to handle 180 million visitors each year.

A map of the planned mega project suggests it will be located in Al Barsha, across Sheikh Zayed Road from Mall of the Emirates. The extended retail street network of the Mall of the World will be based on London’s Oxford Street, Dubai Holding said.

But start and completion dates were not disclosed.

Mall of the World impression
An impression of Mall of the World in Dubai
The 100 new hotels and apartment buildings will add 20,000 rooms to Dubai’s hotel room offering. The hotels will be attached to the mall as part of a covered retail street network, which will be open during the winter. Sheikh Mohammed added:“Our ambitions are higher than having seasonal tourism.

Tourism is a key driver of our economy and we aim to make the UAE an attractive destination all year long.

“This is why we will start working on providing pleasant temperature-controlled environments during the summer months. We are confident of our economy’s strength, optimistic about our country’s future.”

A cultural district comprising theatres built with New York’s Broadway in mind will also be added, while ‘The Celebration Walk’, similar to the Ramblas in Barcelona, will hold 15,000 revellers.

Mohammed Abdullah Al Gergawi, chairman of Dubai Holding, said the project would be developed in phases in alignment with the growth of family tourism in Dubai.

LARGEST THEATER IN THE PLANET

Original story from http://www.kabayanweekly.com/2014/07/03/largest-theater-in-the-planet-completed-inc/

By Kabayan Weekly

DUBAI–In just less than three years, Korean construction company Hanwha Engineering and Construction has completed building the “world’s largest domed arena”, a top official of the Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) said.

In a report from Eaglenews.ph, INC’s General Auditor Glicerio Santos Jr. was quoted as saying that the construction of the Philippine Arena is already completed and only a few landscaping work and other finishing touches are now being done for the “largest theater in the planet” that would be the center of the INC’s Centennial celebrations thisJuly 27.

He said everything is now being prepared for the upcoming inauguration of the 55,000 seater-dome this month, the report added.

Eaglenews.ph also quoted Korea Bizwire as saying that the $175 million worth Philippine Arena was built on a total area of 74,000 square meters.  Its roof area is scaled to 35,000 square meters.

Santos said that the funds spent for the construction of the landmark Philippine Arena, and for the various houses and buildings of worship of the INC in the Philippines and in other countries, all came from the offerings of its members.

All of the Church’s activities, including the huge evangelical relief missions being done all over the country and abroad, purely came from the Church members’ offerings, since the INC does not accept any monetary donations or contributions from non-INC members, the report said quoting Santos.

“This is one phenomenon that cannot be explained by other people, amazed at what they see as the Iglesia Ni Cristo’s successive victories.  All these are happening because God is fulfilling His promise to His Church.  This is proof that it is God Who is guiding and strengthening the Iglesia Ni Cristo,” Santos said.