My daughter Rachel, when she was about four years old knew the value of money and the responsibility of keeping it safe. I remember when she asked me money to buy something at a neighborhood store with our helper in tow.
“Papa, may I have five pesos?” I felt a bit generous at the time, when at that age, Rachel can read the alphabet and give correct answers to basic arithmetic.
I offered her P50, but Rachel refused it. She said something like this: “Papa, please. I don’t want P50. I only want five pesos.”
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My name is Rey Elbo. I'm a Filipino business journalist and consultant on HR and TQM topics, with a special interest on Lean HR - a branch of specialization on continual improvement. I've been writing for BusinessWorld (since 1993) and The Manila Times (since 2002). Elbonomics is a collection of my thought-provoking one-liners that summarizes my interpretation of personal experience in dealing with people and organizations and other related circumstances. Check my personal website here https://reyelbo.consulting
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