Catching Nate preparing his shobiz smile before the WBW MIR: December 2009 shoot.
From left to right, WBW MIR hosts: VJ Sianghio, Ken Tan, JD Uy, Ed Ongaigui, Nate Dy-Liacco and Alvin Tsoi

Probably one of the most fun takes on EntrepBuff.com WBW MIR to date. As the boys nearly wrap up this year's Week By Week project, the Buffs are in complete attendance to express deep insights on the month's entrepreneurial video lectures, coming from personal experiences whilst making fun of each other. In this end of the year special, the Buffs talk about the hardships of family businesses, the current conducive environment for individualism and the "no excuses" mentality to bring towards this 2010. *Note: video contains some details regarding a showering of prizes to EntrepBuff.com community!

“Kung gusto may paraan. Kung ayaw may dahilan.” This saying perfectly depicts how people tend to make excuses and look for the perfect scenario before undertaking an entrepreneurial opportunity. If one really wishes to make it happen, he or she really could make it happen and find ways to augment his or her weaknesses or shortcomings. In this part two of two, Rudy Ang shares with us his entrepreneurial researches, insights and tips on how and when to start a business, and teaches us these through different stories of startups - that it is mostly up to us to make our own opportunities and future.

“Kung gusto may paraan. Kung ayaw may dahilan.” This saying perfectly depicts how people tend to make excuses and look for the perfect scenario before undertaking an entrepreneurial opportunity. If one really wishes to make it happen, he or she really could make it happen and find ways to augment his or her weaknesses or shortcomings. In this part one of two, Rudy Ang shares with us his entrepreneurial researches, insights and tips on how and when to start a business, and teaches us these through different stories of startups - that it is mostly up to us to make our own opportunities and future.

In this day and age, there is no reason for a person to pursue his passion and not find a way for it to be financially rewarding. It's easy to get trapped in the notion that following one’s passion and becoming rich is like having to choose at crossroads where both can’t be achieved at the same time. We, at EntrepBuff.com, strongly believe this is not the case, wishing to break this mental barrier by publishing this talk by Anton Diaz as he shares his experiences in transitioning from corporate executive into an internet maven, sharing the insights that led him to this journey, and how he built Our Awesome Planet, which not only he is passionate about, but certainly earning from as well.