Just keep going; there’s always a way Up: Mt. Naupa, Cebu Ph

I only heard of Mt. Naupa and I thought of one day trekking there. I never thought I would really find someone who’s going to come with me in that adventure. Thanks to C***e! I would not have met them if I wasn’t chosen. I never thought I will be given the chance, I justContinue reading “Just keep going; there’s always a way Up: Mt. Naupa, Cebu Ph”

Cclex Run (2nd Time) w/ Another Good Friend

It was a blessed day; we finished the run soaking wet but we’re the happiest. The goal was to return early before the sun reach its peak! It would be so hot if we’re not on time and if it wasn’t raining; that’s why we’re so blessed that day. Our schedules met so we’re ableContinue reading “Cclex Run (2nd Time) w/ Another Good Friend”

CCLEX 21Km Marathon Unlocked: Mindset is the key

One day, an acquaintance opened up about running through the cclex bridge (the longest bridge in the Philippines, located in Cebu city); I felt excited and asked them to invite me; however they’re not quite sure about it and it was not yet scheduled. Someone opened up again about running through cclex and someone saidContinue reading “CCLEX 21Km Marathon Unlocked: Mindset is the key”

Push “IT” to move “IT!

It’s raining right now and I’m under Mactan Marcelo Bridge; got caught in the rain but that doesn’t mean I can’t go home yet. I decided to stay and play with the Swing! “In order to move it, I must push it!” It’s a cool realization and affirmation of the things we already knew andContinue reading “Push “IT” to move “IT!”

Your purpose & the reason why you’ll do it: Depression & Anxiety Antidote

Triggers could exhaust your mind, specially if you’re overthinking; and I found a better way to handle it. First, you must remind yourself to focus on the “NOW”, so that the past and future which causes your depression and anxiety will be released. Focusing “NOW,” like at the present moment is kind of hard becauseContinue reading “Your purpose & the reason why you’ll do it: Depression & Anxiety Antidote”

It’s okay to say “NO”

Once in a year, there’s always going to be someone who will remind me of the wrong choices I made in the past; choices like, I should have said, “No” instead of saying “Yes.” Girls have this amazing instinct about the outcome of a specific friendship or relationship. Before we even started talking, I alreadyContinue reading “It’s okay to say “NO””

What keeps me going? The FUN of doing little things

“The time has come when I finally have to decide whether to continue the Marathon or to stop.” I was very tempted to just get in a bus and rest, but I wasn’t there to give up. I was there to face my weaknesses; shame of being seen in pain and barefoot, fear of beingContinue reading “What keeps me going? The FUN of doing little things”

What will happen if you care too much? Exactly! You’ll be mistaken!

Caring is fine, but not too much! Too much of everything will make you a bad person. Only give what was asked; not too much! This is a lesson I learned from my caregiving assessment. Only do, what was ask of you. The thing is that, if you’re going to give too much medicine, itContinue reading “What will happen if you care too much? Exactly! You’ll be mistaken!”

What are you thankful for today? Have you stopped denying the truth too?

Things to be thankful for today: A woman have chosen me to sit on her chair as she’s getting off the BUS. She probably noticed I was so sleepy and got destructed everytime a passenger would get in and out. With patience, opportunities will knock on your door. 2. I saw a Facebook page advertisingContinue reading “What are you thankful for today? Have you stopped denying the truth too?”

Connecting the Dots: Looking Back

I just watched Steve Jobs speech about his career and I’m moved and inspired. I learned “Connecting the Dots” by looking backward in order to make sense of your past rejections as well as failures. I learned that doing things NOW to start your success is a really smart choice and you know why. PeopleContinue reading “Connecting the Dots: Looking Back”