10 Small Things I Appreciated More During Adulthood
As we grow older, enter adulthood, and start living more independently, we now appreciate the instructions and the little things we received growing up.
As we grow older, enter adulthood, and start living more independently, we now appreciate the instructions and the little things we received growing up.
For many Filipino families, it is common to live in a maximalist house or somewhere filled with many stuff. However, you can still try to implement minimalism.
If you remove your suit of armor, titles, licenses, and other fancy job descriptions, how will you introduce yourself?
Many people didn’t choose to get trapped and continuously run in the rat race. How can we avoid falling into the trap?
Commuting in Manila is a terrible experience, so living closer to your work is a better option — but it comes with pros and cons. Here are some considerations.
Christmas and holiday expenses take a huge chunk of our bonuses, so saving for it from January will open up your budget by the end of the year.
But what if you could spend them on other things that will give a positive return in the long-run, instead of spending on gifts and depreciating expenses?
Lifestyle inflation is one common problem for young professionals and even seasoned employees in the workplace. And getting trapped in it is relatively easy.
The pandemic changed a lot about how we live, work, and communicate. Here are 10 ways I think this pandemic will change our perspective long after it’s gone: