He cites his mother as his main source of inspiration that kept him going. He sold everything he could get his hands on, from toilet paper, to school supplies, to shoes. However, this was easier said than done, and Tan had to try many things before he was able to find his footing.
And I want to provide the best for my family, especially for my parents when they grow old, so that they will not be discriminated.” Number one, I didn’t want my children to experience what I experienced when I was young. “I wanted to become rich for two major reasons. People really look at you differently, treat you differently, so I made a vow to become a millionaire before I reach the age of 35.”
Why? Because yung mga may kaya, silang unang kakain, yung mga wala, tira-tira yung kakainin nyo, so I just felt na talagang mahirap maging mahirap, mahirap na pag wala kang pera. And not only that, I can also feel the discrimination family reunions. Yung mga mayaman magkasama, middle-class magkasama, yung mahirap magkasama. “I can still remember when school, there different social classes. Tan also shares that his father’s business collapsed when he was still in Grade 6, which became the primary reason why he was looked down upon by some of his friends and relatives. So even though I was born and raised as a Filipino, ko talaga I’m an outsider in this country because of those remarks.” So whenever I go out on the street going to school, I would hear racial slurs like, for example, Intsik, beho, chekwa, diba singkit. “There’s a lot of also discrimination in terms of the Filipino and versus the Chinese, since kung nasa Tondo ka, the majority of them are Filipinos. For the most part, he had to battle discrimination, both from the Filipino community and from his own family.
Tan is well-known for his YouTube channel and various TV and radio programs that offer advice on managing personal finances, but it took a long time for him to arrive at where he is now. It’s no wonder that there is suddenly an abundance of multi-level marketing schemes that promise big gains within a short period of time, but despite the continued advancements of this fast-paced world, there is still no shortcut to getting rich, according to the pambansang wealth coach Chinkee Tan. With the popularity of instant messaging, instant food, and online shopping, it seems like we have gotten used to seeing results as quickly as possible.
We live in an age that gives too much importance to instant outcomes.
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