The Quiet Gift of Christmas Christmas morning brings a sense of stillness—a moment to breathe, to feel, and to remember why we work so hard. For some, it’s a lively day filled with laughter and noise. For others, it’s quiet, reflective, maybe even bittersweet. But no matter how we celebrate, the message remains: Christmas is... Continue Reading →
The Psychology of Money: 5 Truths That Changed How I Handle Wealth
Not all money lessons come from math. Some of the most powerful ones come from understanding how we think and behave around money — and that’s exactly what “The Psychology of Money” by Morgan Housel teaches. This book reminded me that being good with money isn’t about intelligence — it’s about behavior. Patience, humility, and... Continue Reading →
Money as Life Energy: The Wake-Up Call from ‘Your Money or Your Life’ by Vicki Robin
This book didn’t just make me rethink budgeting — it made me rethink life. “Your Money or Your Life” by Vicki Robin reframes every peso we spend as a reflection of our life energy. Every time we spend, we’re actually trading hours of our time, effort, and energy. That was a powerful wake-up call. One... Continue Reading →
Self-Worth vs. Net Worth: What Truly Defines You?
There was a season in my life where I felt like I was “falling behind.” I’d see people buying their dream cars, sharing their travel photos, getting promoted—and suddenly, I’d question my own worth. “Am I doing enough? Am I successful enough?”But over time, I’ve learned one life-changing truth: Net worth is what you have.... Continue Reading →
Why Travel Insurance Should Be Your First Travel Essential
There's nothing like the thrill of exploring new destinations — the food, the culture, the sights! 🌍 But as much as we plan our itineraries, book our accommodations, and prepare our OOTDs, one thing often gets overlooked: Travel Insurance. And let me tell you — it’s not just a “nice-to-have.” It’s a must-have. So, what... Continue Reading →
What is Financial Wellness and How Do You Achieve It? (Because money affects your health more than you think.)
Have you ever felt overwhelmed every time bills are due or when an unexpected expense shows up? That uneasy feeling—yung parang laging may kulang—is a sign that something’s off in your finances. And that’s the opposite of financial wellness. But what exactly is financial wellness? It’s not about being rich. It’s not about perfection either.It’s... Continue Reading →