Entrepreneurialleadership Videos

Isn't it irritating to go to a shop that ignores you, frowns whenever you ask a question, treat you like you're nothing. Chances are you'll immediately leave, never to come back ever again. Now take a step back and reflect - maybe you're just like another ass attendant whenever you talked with your clients, partners or colleagues. It could be that you have a real personality problem, or that innately, you don't believe in your work. In this part two of two, Jun Miranda shows how in his mid-40s, he made a decision to pursue his long restrained passion, motivating him to treat his customers the best he can, creating PCCI - one of the most successful digital imaging training centers in the Philippines.Click here for the blog post.For more Filipino entrepreneurial video lectures, go to EntrepBuff.com!

Most of who we are is very much shaped by the environment we grew up in and most of the time this was not a choice. Growing up in such an environment or society, we often adhere and conform to standards and just follow them. If this is the case, how are we as individuals to find, or even pursue, our passion in life? In this episode, part two of two, Louie Montalbo elaborates on the kinds of influences society has on us and shares his tips and advice on how to break out of this conformity and listen to our internal voice and rediscover our passion.Click here for the blog post.For more Filipino entrepreneurial video lectures, go to EntrepBuff.com!

We're living in the Intellectual Age, where not only information abound, but the synthesis of these ideas into something new and creative. Whether to make life easier for all, become wealthy or to see through the launch of a new idea, whatever your objective, you have about the same chance to be successful as the next guy. Yet to have an edge, combine your smarts with the old school value of HARD WORK. Watch this WBW, part one of two featuring Armand "Superman" Bengco of the Colayco Foundation for Education, as he talks about work, ideas, the intellectual age, and how a businessman, employee, start-up or supervisor, clerk or CEO can become their own Entrepreneurs.Click here for the blog post.For more Filipino entrepreneurial video lectures, go to EntrepBuff.com!

I was looking at EntrepBuff.com's video archives and I discovered that we may have missed a video to publish. A big booboo in our part because it s definitely one of our best extra clips coming from Photoworks fame Leo Castillo.

Listen in, and see why what Earl Yu says deserves that quick five or so minutes of your attention. From breaking free from old beliefs to taking a risk, with a better future for self and family in mind, Earl shows us that the way to happiness and success isn t just by doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different, more favorable result but by tuning in to the opportunities that come to us so many times in life, and finding those that are cut out for ourselves, and cultivating them and taking full advantage for the good of self and others.For the entire show page, click here.For more entrepreneurial videos, check out www.EntrepBuff.com!

Its all about the bottom line. This is what most businessmen tend to focus on immediate growth and profitability. Yet in the pursuit of these goals, most do not give enough attention to one of the key factors in business success SERVICE. In this episode, Konrad Chua shares with us his experiences and principles on 2 parties to focus on in any business customers and employees. His project Tubos ATM is a perfect example of service for his employees that generates a type ROI that no amount of money can give loyalty, hard work and dedication.For the entire show page, click here. For more entrepreneurial videos, check out www.EntrepBuff.com!

While growing up, lots of us had so many dreams of what we wanted to be as we grow up - doctor, businessman, teacher, etc. Yet in our journey, circumstance always tends to push us away from these dreams, oftentimes distracting if not postponing our plans of pursuing our dreams. In this episode, John shares with us his experiences of how he never forgot his passions, and how he handles his still growing list of things he wants to do through entrepreneurship. Always look at the glass half empty. For the entire show page, click here.For more entrepreneurial videos, check out www.EntrepBuff.com!

You were always the person who whenever asked what you wanted to do in life, would always answer I don t know. Then you end up with work that s totally unorthodox to what your friends have going from town to town listening to mothers' story about their kids innuendos while supporting their dream of a lucrative sari-sari store business to finally realize, this is what I want to do in my life. This week, TJ Agulto talks exactly about that as elaborating the importance of entrepreneurship to empower the people at the bottom of the pyramid. For the entire show page, click here. For more entrepreneurial videos, check out www.EntrepBuff.com!

In this Week By Week Month in Review for February 2009, the Buffs VJ Sianghio, Ken Tan, Diwa del Mundo, Alvin Tsoi, Nate Dy-Liacco and in his first Month in Review appearance JD Uy, summarizes the talks that has taken place during the month. The Buffs talk about finding work that your passionate about, the ego as the enemy and the importance of real leadership, supplemented by quotes from Lao Tzu, George W. Bush and why Nate had a laugh that brought the house down literally.For the entire show page, click here.For more entrepreneurial videos, check out www.EntrepBuff.com!

Successful people work hard. Aaron Co, a childhood friend of the Buffs, a gym-aholic, proud new father, and rising young entrepreneur gives a short, honest and down-to-earth talk about this truth. He not only discusses his own work ethic, but also talks about the potency of showing a good example as the "boss" in that other people at work will imbibe this hardworking attitude they see in their employers.For the entire show page, click here. For more entrepreneurial videos, check out www.EntrepBuff.com!

It s always a bitch to wake up in the morning to go to work with a boss that s an ass a boss that takes credit for good work but simply feeds you to the sharks when something goes wrong. According to Bob Sutton, author of The No Asshole Rule , that s what we call a positional leader , a person that covers up his insecurities by blowing up his ego. If you don t want to be an asshole, watch Bam Aquino as he tries to make us aware of one of the pitfalls of true entrepreneurial leadership the ego.To check out the show page, click here. For more entrepreneurial videos, check out www.EntrepBuff.com!

Love or Money? Wouldn t it be easier if we could have both? Yet, oftentimes we are forced to choose one over the other. There is a certain notion that you won t get rich quickly, if at all, if you choose what you are passionate about. On the other hand, do you sell out your passion for a lucrative business or job? Reese Fernandez, Executive Vice President of Rags2Riches, shares with us her personal experiences of following her passion and doing she really loves to do - believing the money will come later or with how things look, it already is.For the show page, click here.For more entrepreneurial videos, check out www.EntrepBuff.com!

This is our first ever Week by Week: Month In Review, a show aired every last Sunday of the month, 9pm Philippine time and 5am Pacific, hosted by our very own EntrepBuff team. In a natural and candid atmosphere, the show discusses the month s talks given by the most passionate, innovative and locally-grown entrepreneurs and how its lessons are relevant to our everyday lives. In this Month In Review, we talk about childhood dreams, focusing on your strengths, pursuing your passion, how to build great ideas and Nate's idol, Celine Dion.For the show page, click here.For more entrepreneurial videos, check out www.EntrepBuff.com!

A lot of people want to start their own venture to make tons of money. That s a good dream to have. However, it doesn t always work that way. In fact, it always entails a lot of thinking and re-thinking, and a good measure of looking at the world to get influences and inspirations, and finally synthesizing them. Mark Ruiz, a social entrepreneur and an innovation junky, helps explain the birth pains of great entrepreneurial ideas in a manner that s very easy to understand, without scaring the aspiring entrepreneur of the real challenges ahead.For the show page, click here.For more entrepreneurial videos, check out www.EntrepBuff.com!

When you were still a kid and somebody asked you what you wanted to be, did you answer a doctor , a lawyer , or a businessman ? Looking back, was it REALLY your answer, or was it your parents'? Not that we're saying it s wrong to listen to the elders, we re just saying it s MORE right to listen to yourself. In this session, Aman Santos, a professional painter and graphic designer, discusses his journey of multiple forks and how it showed him and still being revealed to him his lifetime calling. *Bonus lesson at the end area of the video: PERSIST through fear.For the show page, click here.For more entrepreneurial videos, check out www.EntrepBuff.com!

Are you math's worst student? Does chemistry mix up your neurons? Or did accounting make you feel like addition and subtraction was rocket science? If you're like some of us who've been really working hard with all-nighters but still getting grades that were not higher than our ages, then maybe these subjects are not for you. In this session, Dwight Co, a recent shifter to Fine Arts of Ateneo de Manila University, and a start-up entrepreneur discusses his experiences in turning away from the norm, finally succumbing to what he is passionate about - graphic design.To check out the show page, click here. For more entrepreneurial videos, check out www.EntrepBuff.com!

There are a lot of things that we hate to do but that needs to be done like talking to a totally demented teacher, friend or client. Not only are these activities time-consuming, but also mentally and emotionally depressing. Thus the ever reliable solution, outsourcing have somebody do the dirty work . With much free time, you can start focusing on that guitar you love to play, that digital painting you d love to work on or have that tremendously relaxing sleep. In this session technopreneur, photography hobbyist and Ken s brother Bing discusses his experiences with outsourcing the stuff they hate so they can focus on what they love to do.For the entire show page, click here. For more entrepreneurial videos, check out www.EntrepBuff.com!

In this session, good friends Alvin Tsoi, VJ Sianghio, Nate Dy-Liacco, Diwa del Mundo, JD Uy and Ken Tan introduce what is EntrepBuff and how it came to be. Along with the light jokes and banters, they also discuss one of their ambitious projects, Week by Week - A year-long endeavor that features weekly, locally-grown, passionate and innovative Philippine entrepreneurial leaders talking about the things we sometimes neglect, the necessary human experience and its spirit.For the entire show page, click here. For more entrepreneurial videos, check out www.EntrepBuff.com!