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    Self Initiative: Diana Lyn B. Habungan Josa Gilda S. Torio

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    Self-initiative refers to one's own ability and power to begin tasks and take the lead. It involves being initiatory and forward-looking rather than just industrious. Several Ilocano and Ivatan sayings emphasize the importance of self-initiative, such as "the foresighted will outwit the industrious" and "the mountain will not come to you, you must approach it yourself." Procrastination is seen as the worst enemy of self-initiative. Success requires unstinting effort and initiative from within; it remains elusive to those who do not make the first move.

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    Self-initiative refers to one's own ability and power to begin tasks and take the lead. It involves being initiatory and forward-looking rather than just industrious. Several Ilocano and Ivatan sayings emphasize the importance of self-initiative, such as "the foresighted will outwit the industrious" and "the mountain will not come to you, you must approach it yourself." Procrastination is seen as the worst enemy of self-initiative. Success requires unstinting effort and initiative from within; it remains elusive to those who do not make the first move.

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    Self-initiative refers to one's own ability and power to begin tasks and take the lead. It involves being initiatory and forward-looking rather than just industrious. Several Ilocano and Ivatan sayings emphasize the importance of self-initiative, such as "the foresighted will outwit the industrious" and "the mountain will not come to you, you must approach it yourself." Procrastination is seen as the worst enemy of self-initiative. Success requires unstinting effort and initiative from within; it remains elusive to those who do not make the first move.

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    Self Initiative: Diana Lyn B. Habungan Josa Gilda S. Torio

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    SELF

    INITIATIVE
    Diana Lyn B. Habungan
    Josa Gilda S. Torio

    INITIATIVE
    PAGPAPASIMUNO

    PAGKUKUSA

    INITIATIVE
    PAGPAPANIMULA

    PANGUNGUNA

    Self-initiative
    connotes sariling
    pagkukusa or sariling
    pagpapasimuno.

    It is the ability to take the


    lead, the capacity to
    begin the first step, or the
    power to blaze the trail.

    It refers to ones own


    ability and power o begin,
    to break the ground, to
    start the ball, to lay the
    first stone, and to make
    the first step or first move
    in every undertaking.

    It is one thing to be
    industrious, persevering
    and hardworking, but it is
    quite a different thing to
    be
    initiatory
    and
    enterprising,
    nay,
    forward-looking.

    Daig ng maagap ang


    masipag.
    (The foresighted will outwit
    the industrious.)

    Humukay ka ng balon
    bago ka mauhaw.
    (Dig up a well before you
    become thirsty.)

    ng gabay kung kailan


    papalubog na ang
    bangka.
    (Dont install the float at
    the time that the boat is
    sinking.)

    Ang hipong tulog,


    natatangay ng agos.
    (A sleeping shrimp is
    carried away by the
    current.)

    Wala nang silbi ang


    damo kung patay na ang
    kabayo.
    (The grass is useless, once
    the horse is dead.)

    Ang kaunting sira kung


    di mo lagyan ng tagpi,
    pagkakaraan ng
    malaking gisi.
    (A small tear that is not
    patched up immediately
    will become big.)

    Ang kahoy na likot


    baluktot, hutukin mo
    hanggang malambot; kung
    malaki nat tumayog,
    mahirap na ang paghutok.
    (A bend and crooked tree
    should be straightened while
    soft; once it is high and big,
    you cannot stretch it
    anymore.)

    Ilocanos Value of
    Self-initiative

    Ti matmaturog
    makamukat; ti
    nasalibukag agbig.
    (He who sleeps develops
    gummy eye secretions; he
    who is alert survives)

    Samantalahan mu ing
    panaun anggang oras, e
    na magbalic ng panaun
    malibas.
    (Take advantage of he
    opportunity while theres
    still time; past time will
    never come back.)

    mibunton cang are,


    canita potang muran
    eca mabande.
    (Save while the sun still
    shines, so that you have
    something during rainy
    season.)

    Procrastination is the
    worst enemy of selfinitiative

    It is commonly known as
    the manana habit or
    mamaya na mentality.

    Ivatans Value of SelfInitiative

    Nu tokon am
    rumanonava dimo ta
    imo u mangay du tokon.
    (The mountain will not
    come near you, you have
    to approach it yourself.)

    takey mo ano tayoca,


    nacavalac a vinayu
    moha moha.
    (Dont fence the field after
    the wild animals have
    already destroyed the
    plants.)

    Isan an ubay co hari


    elegan, hari no ma oma.
    (A place may be near, but
    unless you approach it, you
    cannot reach it.)

    Adem am-mo na cayat


    mo ay aramidem no di
    adi ca padasen.
    (You can never know your
    capability until you try it
    yourself.)

    Self-initiative comes from


    within, not from without;
    hence, the decision to
    undertake anything else
    begins with the individual
    himself.

    Success
    must
    be
    won
    through ones unstinting
    struggle and efforts. And
    no matter how near it is or
    how easy to get it, success
    remains elusive to anyone
    who lacks initiative.

    The only way to attain


    success is to go after it;
    and to go after it, one
    should make the first move
    now.

    Act now before it is too


    late.

    Thank you!

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