How To Be Happy in Business, Missions, and Relationships

It’s been a very busy two weeks for me, my family, and my organization Angat Pilipinas Coalition for Financial Literacy. That’s why it took me some time (two weeks) to write another article.

My wife and child are both quite enjoying our vacation in our newly-constructed home in Lipa City. As you know, the new house we’ve built is sitting on a paradisiacal and quiet village of nature farms and retirement homes of celebrities and political personalities. Once you sat on the porch, it’s hypnotically relaxing. As if it would be fine to be late for your work or appointment.

The only letdown is the weak internet signal which is really disappointing for someone like me who make a living online and depend on it 24/7. God is definitely sending me a positive message on why I have to surrender my internet life for now. Continue reading How To Be Happy in Business, Missions, and Relationships

The Blog Academy Philippines is Coming Back!

After a couple of successful runs, the Blog Academy Philippines has produced a handful of influential bloggers and are now enjoying “celebrity” status online in their respective fields of interests and expertise.

Not only that, these bloggers have turned their blogs into an online ATM! Yes, an online Automated Teller Machine! One of them even earned Php4million in just 12 months! Kaching-kaching!

This is the reason why we’re bringing back the Blog Academy Philippines to reach out to more deserving individuals who can write and share what they know and their precious experiences.

Missed the previous Blog Academy Philippines sessions? Fret not because it’s coming back real soon! Continue reading The Blog Academy Philippines is Coming Back!

How To Improve Yourself, and Probably Your Investments Too

While on our way back home from my family’s regular Friday night out, we passed by our favorite bookstore (because it’s the only big bookstore in our place) to check out some new books and learning materials for our 5-year old daughter.

We went straight to the stationery station to buy some pens and watercolor for the arts session of our child. My wife also grabbed an interactive-type Japanese conversational lessons kit. But before we even left the shelves, I chanced upon a small black book that looked very familiar to me.

I usually don’t spend on new books compulsively. But this particular book surprised me as I have been wanting to score a copy of this since last year. Good thing it’s in our bookstore now! Continue reading How To Improve Yourself, and Probably Your Investments Too