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I just saw the list of top richest Filipinos listed in Forbes. I realized that I forgot this as a goal while I thought. My routine settled on grades arguing with school administrators, catching a plane, making syllabus, correcting papers. Not exactly in line with selecting high value activities.

Being retired at 65 from teaching gave me a fresh look as to who I really want to be. I want to be included in the list of richest Filipinos. Say top 50. Maybe a $1 billion. (next 20 years) For 10 years, I will settle for $100 million.

What will I do:

1. I will expand the Memorial Plan business make it multi billion in the next 5 years (strive to sell 100,000 plans in next 5 years - that is about P3,000,000 billion worth - good enough for $60 million

1. put up and acquire chapels, crematorium

2. put and acquire more memorial parks

Good for $30 million

2. Develop subdivision, build and sell

3. Expand the lending investor, acquire bank or join the rb and expand this into something else to help in #1 and #2

4. Acquire schools

5. Dab into the energy business

Maski wala sa worlds richest:

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