Today is Labor Day, and I just want to take a moment to say something real—to you, and honestly, to myself too. Because I’m not just writing this as someone observing from the sidelines. I’m part of the grind, part of the long days, the late nights, the problem-solving, the showing up when it’s hard.… Continue reading Today We Celebrate Us: A Real Labor Day Thank You
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Born Poor, Die Poor: Is It Really Your Fault?
There’s a quote I’ve heard countless times, and every time I hear it, it hits differently: “If you’re born poor, it’s not your fault. But if you die poor, it is.” At first, it feels harsh. Almost cold. But when you sit with it for a while, peel it apart, and really think deeply, you… Continue reading Born Poor, Die Poor: Is It Really Your Fault?
Good Things Don’t Come Easy
In life, we’re often drawn to comfort. We like things that come quickly, without struggle, without waiting. But deep down, we all know that the things worth having—the things that truly matter—don’t come without effort. Good things, lasting things, require patience, hard work, and sometimes even pain. It’s a truth we learn slowly, but once… Continue reading Good Things Don’t Come Easy
The Struggles of Some OFWs: A Hope for a Better Future
Working abroad is often seen as a golden opportunity, a chance to earn more and provide a better life for loved ones back home. Many Filipinos leave the country with high hopes, believing that their sacrifices will lead to a brighter future. Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs), especially domestic helpers in the Middle East, take on… Continue reading The Struggles of Some OFWs: A Hope for a Better Future
Chasing Dreams: A Path for All, Regardless of Background
Dreams are what keep us moving forward. They give us purpose, motivation, and the strength to push through difficult times. No matter where we come from or what circumstances we were born into, dreams belong to all of us. Some people grow up with opportunities handed to them, while others have to fight for every… Continue reading Chasing Dreams: A Path for All, Regardless of Background
