Everyone dreams of having their own business. The freedom, the financial rewards, the pride of building something from scratch — it all sounds appealing. It’s not surprising why entrepreneurship is so attractive, especially in a country like the Philippines where many employees feel overworked yet underpaid. For OFWs, the dream of starting a business after

If you’ve ever been in a job interview, you’ve probably encountered the classic question: “What are your strengths? What are your weaknesses?” Most of us only think about this question when we’re sitting nervously in front of an interviewer. We prepare an answer that sounds impressive but safe — something like “I’m hardworking, but I

The term “rat race” often describes the endless cycle of working hard, chasing promotions, and trying to keep up with bills—only to feel stuck and unfulfilled. This was exactly how I felt when I was still an employee. Sitting inside my cubicle, I often found myself browsing the internet just to escape boredom, daydreaming about

For many young Filipinos, especially those working in the city, owning a car is a big milestone. It’s a symbol of success, convenience, and independence. But as exciting as it is to finally drive your dream car, the real challenge begins when you face the high cost of gasoline in the Philippines.

Multi-level marketing, or MLM, has long been one of the most popular ways people try to build extra income streams. Some see it as a path to passive income, while others unfortunately walk away with losses, especially when they fall into the trap of pyramid schemes disguised as MLM opportunities.

Have you ever asked yourself: “How much do I earn while I’m asleep?” For most people, the answer is nothing—or very little. That’s exactly why we wake up early, brave traffic, and exchange our time and skills for money. It pays the bills and allows us to buy the things we need (and sometimes the