Category: Life Lessons
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I’m maintaining a gratitude journal this year. Here’s what I learned so far.
My gratitude journal rule is simple. I just need to write at least three things that I am thankful for, but I have to think of non-regular happenings, so I’ll have to look back at what happened during the day.
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12 Fundamental Money Lessons From The Bible
Aside from the vital spiritual guidance that the Bible’s vast array of books teaches, it also gives practical lessons, including handling money.
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Experience Is Better Than Fancy Titles
Looking around our society, we can easily say that many would respect people with fancy titles rather than those with a long, demonstrated history of working experience.
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So, you achieved your goal early. Now what?
What will you do with the rest of your life after accomplishing your goals early?
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Rediscovering the Real Essence of Christmas
Christmas is more than giving gifts, sharing foods, and enjoying reunions. Christmas is a reminder that God gave His only Son, Jesus, to rescue us from our sins and a celebration for the Savior.
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5 Lessons I Learned After Shifting Industries
Here are some of the lessons I learned after shifting to another industry that may require you to give your decision some time before undergoing a huge change in your career.
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One Major Medical Emergency Away From Going Broke
Due to various circumstances that I witnessed during the pandemic, I am re-thinking that amount, especially for breadwinners.
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What the Philippine Stock Market Taught Me About Patience
It is essential to wait for the right time to enter a trade. We can’t just enter a trade based on a hunch or Facebook, YouTube, or TikTok recommendations. Think about the hundreds or thousands of people who fall victim to hypes every year.
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Filipinos and our toxic trait of comparison
As we grow older, we soon realize that there are things that we can do better than others and some things that others will do better than us, and that’s normal. We just need to know ourselves well enough to realize that our strengths can supplement another person’s weaknesses.
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It is impossible to be truly apolitical
Politics doesn’t interest you because you have no interest in changing a world that suits you so well.
