“Start Something” By Yeng Remulla

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I cannot have received this book in the most opportune time when I got this in time for my birthday. I needed the inspiration and the encouragement to get up and get things done as I was having a series of early {?} mid-life crisis episodes. This book sure gave me a whole new perspective on things and life in general and it encouraged me to get up from the rut and get things done as I am someone created with the faculties and abilities to get anything I put my heart and mind into, done!

Start Something in a nutshell

The book byline says: Jumpstart the work you’ve been dreaming of

While this is what the back of the book says:

You want this new start. 

But somehow, something is stopping you. You can’t put a finger on it. 

Fear. Worry. Uncertainty. The what ifs.

You don’t have to waste your time sitting and waiting. Stop flying under the radar. Know that you have what it takes to make things happen. 

START SOMETHING is a book that will get you unstuck. It will change your mind and compel you to start that one thing you have been putting off.

This 186-page paperback is further sub-divided into easy-to-read chapters, and includes a handful of colorful anecdotes and inspiring quotes. It is also peppered with quirky and creative illustrations that will make your reading experience all the more pleasurable.

Start Something retails at Php380 and is a perfect gift item to your family and friends for the Yuletide Season. You can also avail of free shipping if you order your copies from productivepinoy.com or you may click on the image below:

This books is penned by Yeng Remulla, who is also known for his highly-acclaimed book Productive Pinoy, that achieved outstanding reviews from people in business, government, church and the media. He writes with wit and humor, and is very adept at explaining seemingly complicated thoughts and ideas with simplicity. Apart from being an entrepeneur, he is also a Real Estate investor and an advocate of arts, Entrepreneurship and Continuous Learning.

Yeng Remulla is also an effective speaker and a coach and was invited by many organization to speak about  productivity, entrepreneurship and the art of starting. In fact, he is slated to to speak at Jumpstart Your Success BGC, happening tomorrow, 30 November from 1-6PM, at Seda Hotel, Bonifacio Global City. This three-part seminar will also be spearheaded by Radyo5 and Aksyon TV host and Strengths coach, Ardy Abello, and Victory Alabang Senior Pasto, Ariel Marquez. Seminar rate is at P2,200, inclusive of light snacks and workbook, as well as complimentary copies of Start Something to first 20 registrants. You may visit here to register.

Mum’s two cents

It sure sounds rather inspiring and promises too much of a good thing, but it was easy to surmise that Start Something did accomplish what it set out to achieve in the first place. It serves as an eye-opener and a treasure trove of inspiration for everyone who wants to get something done and who needed the extra push or pep talk. 

I particularly like the fact that this book which originally aims to motivate would-be entrepreneurs to set up their own businesses is very much applicable to a student who need the positive words to aim to excel in his class, or a mum who needed the good words to be productive in her day-to-day lives, as well as blogger who requires the extra dose of inspiration to finish a pending article or any other unfinished works. This book sure is a must-read for everyone, different folks from all walks of life.

It is also rather inspiring to know that this “business book” is void of all the business jargon that used to bore me while reading those Economics book in College. It was written in a very interesting way, you will hardly remember you are reading a business book. The anecdotes are very easy to read. It was also unputdownable that I actually finished reading it in one sitting! 🙂

This book roused me from the boredom of everyday life’s mundanity into seeing what ‘s interesting and inspiring out of the ordinary. I give this book :yes: :yes: :yes: :yes: :yes: We should have more Filipino self-help books like this! 🙂

For more information about Start Something and Yeng Remulla’s other works, you may keep in touch with him through the following:

:computer: https://www.productivepinoy.com
:mail: productivepinoy@gmail.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/iamaproductivepinoy
Twitter: https://twitter.com/productivepinoy

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