ALMAZAN, STRIELAMIA P.

BS ARCH III
GE 7 SECTION I

1. Do you think you can achieve the success similar to “Injap”? Yes/No. Explain 50 words

Yes. I’m a believer of “success belongs to those who believe in their ideas.” but I
don’t just believe in myself---I work for my dreams. I can achieve similar success to Injap
with enough determination, resilience, and passion to learn. In fact, anyone is capable
of achieving their own success.

2. What important lessons we can get from the success story of Mang Inasal? (3 lessons)

A. There’s no such thing as luck. It takes a lot of hard (and smart) work, right
decisions, and determination to reach your desired destination for your dreams.
B. Success can be achieved through many ways. Though, it has no shortcuts, but it
also has no one exact road. Different doors can give us different meaning of success.
Injap did not become an architect like how he initially planned but he now owns a
real estate developer company.
C. Know what you’re getting yourself into. Motivation is not enough. Knowledge and
understanding of how things works will eventually lead you towards success.

3. What benefits can an inventor get from his /her inventions?

Inventors could get royalties and basically they could get paid for their inventions
if they decide to apply for a patent and sell their invention to manufacturers or
look for investors that are willing enough to invest in their inventions.

4. What is that Philippine law that rewards inventors and protect inventions? State the
Republic Act and the name of that law.
Republic Act No. 7459 “Investors and Invention Incentives Act of the Philippines”