No matter how optimistic you are, there will be days wherein you'll be in a bad mood. That's natural, and you don't have to feel bad or be hard on yourself, thinking that you're falling out of your positivity.
In days or moments that you have the "bad trip" feeling, these are some things you can do to be better fast.
We always see the lack or imperfection of our country and how it is lagging compared to other countries. Criticisms turn into a cycle of blame. We blame other Filipinos, politicians, and sometimes even ourselves.
What's one contribution that we can apply to contribute to the betterment of our country?
There's a saying that you only live once, that's why we should enjoy the present. On the other side, delaying gratification is the mantra of people preparing for a financially secured future.
Is there a sweet spot between these two? We'll share how we can enjoy the present without sacrificing our financial security.
As a follower of this podcast, you probably already know what the rat race means. Most of us begin our professional lives in it, but we are in a precarious situation if we don't plan and execute to get out of it.
We'll share the things we should avoid to achieve financial freedom as we move forward with our careers.
According to Murphy's Law, anything that can go wrong will go wrong, and no matter how prepared we are, life will throw us curve balls.
Unexpected events that will take us out of our routine and comfort can happen in our relationships, health, and finances. We'll share how to move forward when we encounter setbacks.
Should you be loyal to the company where you currently work? Is it a hit on you when you search for better opportunities?
First, we'll share the right mindset when handling this situation. Second, we'll share what you need to consider when looking for career growth. Last, we'll tackle how to exit your current company.
With all the available messaging apps to us right now, it's easy to reach out to people to ask for help. When we are on the receiving end, how should we respond? Should we help people right away just because they are our friends or family, or should we set boundaries and criteria for these kinds of requests?
Each one of us has a collection of undesirable traits. To become a better person, we strive to suppress these traits, but what if there's a better way to do it? What if we can harness these traits to our advantage?
We'll share how to do it by giving practical examples based on traits that are very common among people.
What is pride, and how does it help or hinder us? Should we be full of it all the time, or what are the criteria to know when to swallow it? How do we handle someone prideful?
These are some of the questions we'll tackle in this episode, and we'll also provide life-changing tips based on our personal experiences.
In our current situation, where working from home is already a norm, how do we define the line between work and life? Is it possible to balance work and life, or should we sacrifice one side to gain success on the other?
We'll share our take if this is possible, and if it is, how can we achieve and sustain it?
We'll talk about a sensitive topic in this episode, but it's something that we need to discuss in preparation for an inevitable event. It's a must-watch for your family members who are your beneficiaries.
As a continuation of our previous episode, we'll share the must-do steps after getting life insurance.
In this episode, we'll tackle a topic related to adulting 101. We'll talk about life insurance in general. In layman's term type of discussion, we'll share our opinion on what it is, who needs it, and when?
At the end of the episode, we'll share a tip that would make it a solid investment even when you're still young.
No matter how optimistic you are, there will be days wherein you'll be in a bad mood. That's natural, and you don't have to feel bad or be hard on yourself, thinking that you're falling out of your positivity.
We always see the lack or imperfection of our country and how it is lagging compared to other countries. Criticisms turn into a cycle of blame. We blame other Filipinos, politicians, and sometimes even ourselves.
There's a saying that you only live once, that's why we should enjoy the present. On the other side, delaying gratification is the mantra of people preparing for a financially secured future.
As a follower of this podcast, you probably already know what the rat race means. Most of us begin our professional lives in it, but we are in a precarious situation if we don't plan and execute to get out of it.
According to Murphy's Law, anything that can go wrong will go wrong, and no matter how prepared we are, life will throw us curve balls.
Should you be loyal to the company where you currently work? Is it a hit on you when you search for better opportunities?
With all the available messaging apps to us right now, it's easy to reach out to people to ask for help. When we are on the receiving end, how should we respond? Should we help people right away just because they are our friends or family, or should we set boundaries and criteria for these kinds of requests?
Each one of us has a collection of undesirable traits. To become a better person, we strive to suppress these traits, but what if there's a better way to do it? What if we can harness these traits to our advantage?
What is pride, and how does it help or hinder us? Should we be full of it all the time, or what are the criteria to know when to swallow it? How do we handle someone prideful?
In our current situation, where working from home is already a norm, how do we define the line between work and life? Is it possible to balance work and life, or should we sacrifice one side to gain success on the other?
We'll talk about a sensitive topic in this episode, but it's something that we need to discuss in preparation for an inevitable event. It's a must-watch for your family members who are your beneficiaries.
In this episode, we'll tackle a topic related to adulting 101. We'll talk about life insurance in general. In layman's term type of discussion, we'll share our opinion on what it is, who needs it, and when?
