Renewing US Visa in the Philippines: For A Family with Minor

10 years ago, I blogged about how we, as a family, applied for a US tourist visa. And so today, I’ll be writing how we renewed our US Visa. Just a little background, we did travel to the US and... Continue reading →

Unwind and Conquer: Relaxing with League of Legends: Wild Rift

In our fast-paced and hectic lives, finding ways to unwind and recharge becomes increasingly important. Amidst the daily grind, it’s crucial to carve out moments of relaxation to maintain a healthy work-life balance. For many gamers, League of Legends: Wild... Continue reading →

The Power of Delegation: Why Effective Business Owners Must Embrace It

As a business owner, it’s easy to fall into the trap of wanting to do it all. After all, you’ve poured your heart and soul into your venture, and no one knows your business better than you do. However, there... Continue reading →

The Art of Taking Breaks and Vacations As Thriving Business Owners

Being a business owner comes with its fair share of responsibilities and challenges. From managing day-to-day operations to overseeing finances and ensuring customer satisfaction, the demands can be relentless. In such a demanding environment, it’s crucial for entrepreneurs to prioritize... Continue reading →

Why Small Businesses Often Struggle to Grow

As an entrepreneur or small business owner, our goal is to scale up, to grow and multiply our income sources. But it’s easier said than done, right? Let’s delve into a topic that has baffled many small business owners: why... Continue reading →

Stages of Opening A New Business

Starting a business can be an exciting and fulfilling endeavor, but it requires careful planning and preparation to ensure success. There are several stages to opening a business, each of which plays a crucial role in setting up your venture... Continue reading →

Balancing Motherhood and Entrepreneurship: 10 Strategies for Mompreneurs

Being a mompreneur is a unique and rewarding journey that combines the joys and challenges of motherhood with the ambition and drive of entrepreneurship. However, finding the perfect balance between these two important roles can be a daunting task. Today,... Continue reading →

A Pinay Mompreneur

Being a mom and an entrepreneur at the same time can be challenging, but it is also fulfilling to see your business grow while taking care of your family. In the Philippines, there are many mompreneurs who are juggling their... Continue reading →

Paano Mag Apply Nang Trabaho Kahit Hindi Nakapag Tapos Nang High School?

Marami ang mang gagawang Pilipino ang hindi nakapag tapos nang High School or College at sila ay hirap maka pasok sa maayos at stable na trabaho. Sa totoo lang, maraming dahilan bakit ganito ang karaniwang situation nang ating mga kababayan.... Continue reading →

Hiring Tips for Small Businesses

Hiring your first set of employees is crucial for your business especially for service based businesses. They will be the front liners of your business and will either help it break or make. I always say, a bad hire will... Continue reading →

CFA Society Philippines Hosts Its Finance and Investment Summit

On September 7, 2019 CFA Society Philippines held its 4th Philippine Junior Finance and Investment Summit entitled, “Measure Up to Level Up” at the SMX Convention Center, Pasay City. It was a full day activity packed with 3 break out... Continue reading →

Helpful Tools to Use for Your Business in the Philippines

To make your life easier as an entrepreneur, there are tools that you can use in running your business in the Philippines. Let me share with you some tools, software and apps that I personally use and found effective, efficient,... Continue reading →

How to Set Up a Business System that You Can Monitor Online?

We all know that it’s important to be hands on with your business, but did you know you can easily do it even if you’re away from your place of business? Yep, you can definitely monitor the ins and outs... Continue reading →

5 Types of ‘THE ONE’ You Will Meet in the Office

According to Barney Stinson from ‘How I Met Your Mother’, an employee must have a thing to offer in a company that no one else does to be considered valuable. You must be an asset (like Food Guy, who became... Continue reading →

Scaling Up Your Home Based Business in the Philippines

You have your home based business set up and running. You feel like it’s time to scale up and do bigger things for your business… how do you do it? First, let’s define what scaling up a business means. As... Continue reading →

I Stopped Feeding My Child Yellow Colored Food

My youngest is 4 years old but as early as 2 months old, Luzy has exhibited bronchial problems. When she was about a year old, we transferred to Antipolo and the pollen in our backyard was really harsh for her.... Continue reading →

FIG: Leading the Way in Legitimate Job -Subcontracting

Press Release October 29, 2018 The issue of Job Sub-contracting is a hot-button topic these days and mired in a lot of confusion and misunderstanding. Ruby Pacis, President and CEO of Faith in God Professional and Technical Services Corporation (FIGRPMPTSC),... Continue reading →

How to Handle Customer Complaints On Your Product or Service

I don’t mind new mistakes. It’s the old ones that are repeatedly made that makes me question everything. – RDA It’s normal for a business to face complaints from customers, take it as a room to improve and be better.... Continue reading →

Running a Small Business in the Philippines and Why I Strive to be a Fair Business

Running your own business is a challenge. Running a business in the Philippines could be tough. I’d attribute it with how most businesses here are low-ballers and unfair. We’ve known a lot of small to big businesses who get away... Continue reading →

Live Selling on Facebook is a Huge Success in the Philippines

When Facebook live was first launched, I projected that web based entrepreneurs will benefit mostly. Well, I’m not wrong but I didn’t realize even direct sellers and retailers will monetize this feature to the max. And what’s very interesting is... Continue reading →