Like a knight in shining armor, you go on and on of the many plans to take me to wondrous escapes and new paradises as if I didn’t live in one already. As if I was stuck in a rut. As if I couldn’t do those things on my own. But that’s exactly what you … More I’ll get you out of here
I write this for those who suffer nights of anxiety, cry for no reason, as if a switch has just gone off. You are understood. … More On anxiety, other people and forgiving yourself
I’m about to start working for a new industry tomorrow. I have wrapped up my three-year telco stint to pursue another exciting challenge. It was an honor for me to have worked with a trailblazing world-class brand like Globe Telecom and am now equally grateful and lucky to be moving to yet another industry giant, … More Monday Inspiration: Sunscreen
Growth, resilience, integrity, tenacity. What is grit? It is a non-intellectual trait defined by psychologist Angela Duckworth as “passion and perseverance combined, for a long-term goal.” “Grit is sticking with your future, day-in, day-out. Not just for the week, not just for the month, but for years. And working really hard to make that future … More 2016 for Grit
Stop telling yourself that it’s okay that you’re only called when it’s convenient when you know it’s not. Stop telling yourself that the Universe has conspired against you. Stop telling yourself that you don’t have a choice. Start telling yourself that you deserve better, and that you deserve to be loved and cared for especially during the … More If you ever feel lost
Author and social activist Bell Hooks wrote once about how dominant, detached men surface and how they react towards their partners. Detachment and dominance from either side is now common scenario in today’s dating culture. Do we even still call it “dating”, anyways? … More Theories of Detachment
