Constructive Feedback to Recalibrate COVID-19 Battle Plan
Giving feedback and helping the government in our fight against COVID 19 is more value-adding to the greater majority of Filipinos than complaining
A Lesson on Betrayal
Betrayal is personal, you alone can feel it. On the other hand, the person you thought have betrayed you is just being practical.
Is your Job a Calling?
When a person described his job as calling, a positive attitude towards work and the company should match the claim
Mentoring Gen Z On Their Professional Journey
Mentoring gen z kids are both emotionally fulfilling and draining. Guiding them on their professional journey requires a good deal of executive maturity.
When Self Serving Interest Is Good
When self interest empowers people to improve, it becomes value adding. Self gain is value negating because we take something away from another person
Transactional Leadership Better For Mental Health
90% of pax to my leadership workshop are investing emotionally to their team. They are also heartbroken when these investments were not returned
Leadership Lessons from the Mountains
Early this week, I withdrew to the mountains to spend some time reflecting, praying and fasting. There are several lessons I gained (notes to self) from reading the story of Kings Saul and David, here’s a few leadership lessons that you may want to consider
Ending Endo: It’s Complicated
Ending endo is akin to relationship status- it’s complicated.
Review: Batman v Superman
Some said that the Batman v Superman movie is lousy and disappointing , but I think otherwise.
Walang Forever?
Yes, I am a believer that forever is possible in a relationship, in marriage. It begins and ends in our mind.
Rendezvous with Death?
My body from waist up was numbed, can’t talk, move; and I’m grasping for air at the ER of Medical City. Is this a rendezvous with death?
A Date With My Daughter
I realized that to be an effective dad to my daughter, I have to grow-up too, to be relevant; and invest more time with her to keep the connection
The Best Time, I thought, To Quit My Job
A person working on his vision is a leader, else he becomes a manager to fulfill a leader’s vision – G. Goel
How To Avoid Failure
Past experiences and present opportunities are not coincidences, they are intertwined with your purpose. Find that purpose and you’ll know your future..
The Battle of Rallies
I am also for “some” of the reforms of the current administration, and in fact praised them for a job well done on public works. But keeping them beyond 2016 is something that I find unacceptable.
Are We Better Off Now?
I was a sophomore student in HS when Benigno”Ninoy” Aquino jr. was shot and murdered at the tarmac of the Manila International Airport (NAIA 1), I was curious then why my folks and uncles are jittery.
Faced Off With Glenda
I was awaken shortly after 3 o’clock in the morning by the sound of her arrival- its loud and mad.
How Do You Know A Person Is Truly Sorry
This post is meant to add value to people who are hurt directly or indirectly by sharing indicators of a truly sorry or repentant person.
After the Anti-Bullying Act of 2013- More Needs to Be Done
While the bullying law is a step towards the right direction, new law(s) are needed to address the intertwined and complex issues of bullying and cyberbullying in the Philippines.
A Redemptive Attitude
a redemptive attitude is better than a judgmental one. On a distant past, a man exemplified what a redemptive attitude is– has the prerogative to pass judgement to a woman caught in adultery. But instead, he won back a soul considered hell bound by an angry mob who ready to execute her.
PDAF-PDAF Forever
Please allow me to make a rare diversion on this blog, chose to write this now before biz issues flood my brain. This morning, I attended a forum sponsored by Philippine Daily Inquirer w/ former NEDA Chair Cielito Habito as resource person about pork barrel. And late...It Feels Like Winning The Championship!
Winning over South Korea felt like championship. The Philippines also earned a ticket to World Basketball.
