Name: Loberos, Jaya Mae S.

Section: BSHM1101

Task Performance: Manifesto

B. Dealing with failure and mistakes

C. Dealing with opportunities and risk-taking

F. Your general approach toward life

H. How you’ll spend your money

I. How you’ll spend your time

My Personal Manifesto

• I see mistakes as feedback; I adjust my aim, and I try again.

“ Failure, repeated failure, are finger posts on the road to achievement. One fails forward
toward success.”
—Charles F. Kettering
• I persevere until I reach my goals, in spite of any obstacles or setbacks.
“the mighty oak was once a little nut that stood its ground.”

—Unknown

I create opportunities; I don’t wait for opportunities to find me.

“ Don’t wait for the right opportunity: create it.”

—George Bernard Shaw

• I focus on what has gone right in my life, instead of placing my attention on those things that
have not gone the way U wanted them to.
“ Write the bad things that are done to you in sand, but write the good things that
happen to you on a piece of marble l.”
—Arabic Proverb

• I take financial control of my life. I spend my money mindfully and buy only what I truly need
and what I truly love. I put my money to work for.
“ Let money work for you, and you have the most devoted servant in the world… it
works night and day, and in wet or dry weather.”
—P. T. Barnum
• I treat my time like the precious commodity that it is.
“ Make wise time investments. When you invest in something you expend resources,
but you do so with an expectation of getting a good return on your investment
(ROI). Investing your time means that you engage in activities which are calculated
to bring you meaningful rewards.”
—Marelisa Fabrega