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2019 Year End Review – #KeepCreating2019
For the past years, the above questions has helped me in doing my yearend reviews. Each year, I tackle these 3 questions… Got this simple guide from Marie Forleo.I’ve not shared them here in the blog as I did it on my personal notes. Last year, my 2018 Yearend review is here – Passion Projects and Breakthroughs 2018. This year, I’d like to create someone new. As of writing, I’m confident that less than 5-10 people will actually read this. So, I’m sharing a few monthly highlights for this year. Keeping some details to me alone though with my journals… So, if you are here and you’ve read…
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#KusinaNiKayne: Lechon Belly
#KusinaNiKayne: Lechon Belly * * * Hello there Creatives! It took us sometime to decide on what to prepare for Noche Buena this year. But as I browse Youtube, I got some Christmas food suggestions and this one rings a bell! So I convinced Kokobear to do this. Luckily, he said yes! :) We had this, Japchae, Laing and Fruit salad! <3 So, without further ado, here’s my first try and (pretty much happy with it) LECHON BELLY! :) You will need: 3-4 kilos of pork belly (slab) 15-20 pieces of garlic 1 big onion 6-9 pieces/sticks of lemongrass 1/4 cup soy sauce 1/2 cup of lemon juice…
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7 Financial Goal for 2020
Fifteen (15) more days before the year ends and indeed like many of you, I’ve also started creating my Year-end reviews. One of the many aspects that we all must check and reflect on every year-end or in the beginning is our finances. So I thought of sharing 7 Financial Goals that I would like to do/achieve (or already doing) for 2020. 1. Stick to a Monthly Spending Plan Many of us might be that kind of person who actually have a spreadsheet crossing out (or highlighting) our expenses and at times, you’d probably notice yourself that you’re deviating to your actually budget. So this 2020, commit to sticking on…
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Avoid these Australian Travel Mistakes
Australia is a beautiful country and the perfect destination for a beach holiday or a backpacking tour. When you’re heading Down Under, you’ll want to make the most of your time in this stunning location. To do so, you’ll need to avoid these common Australian travel mistakes… 1. Being too spontaneous If you’re an adventurous traveller, you might like the idea of being spontaneous and going where your mood takes you. Indeed, spontaneity can be a great way to explore the island and scout out hidden tourist gems. However, there are some things you’re going to want to plan in advance. By having a broad schedule, you can ensure…
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Mantle of Protection 26102019
A couple of weeks back, you’d probably notice this FB status… A few extended their concerns asking what happened and if we’re okay. Yes we are. Praise God! I know, either you don’t care or it’s not your concern, but I opt to share this story to my readers and at the same time use this opportunity to release emotional and mental chaos around my head. Right after what happened, I can hear the loud screeching sound of our bus. Right after what happened, I felt an abnormal pain at the back of my head down to my shoulders… I guess these were traumas. So, here’s what happened. We left…
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L&D: Training Website Resources
Welcome to my first ever Training, Learning & Development blog post! I’m adding one more page that will show HR Training, Learning & Development contents as a way of showing my L&D Portfolio. Personally, as a Training, Learning & Development professional, I am always on a hunt for great books, websites/resources of ideas, thoughts and inspiring L&D contents. So, I’m taking the lead in collecting these sites for you! :) Whether you’re a newbie or an experienced Learning & Development professional, these sites will definitely teach you a thing or two! https://www.kirkpatrickpartners.com/Resources https://thetrainingassociates.com/blog/ https://bscdesigner.com/training-kpis.htm https://www.talentlms.com/blog/books-every-aspiring-chief-learning-officer-should read/#Learning%20and%20Development%20Culture%20books https://www.thebalancecareers.com/employee-training-4161676 https://conferences.humanresourcesonline.net/lda-ph-2019/ https://symondsresearch.com/ https://managementhelp.org/blogs/training-and-development/2013/04/11/creating-the-perfect-training-and-development-strategy/ https://www.convergencetraining.com/blog/how-to-write-better-smile-sheets < ADDING MORE SHORTLY> Check out my…
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Take A Year Off & See The World
Every day, you follow the same routine. You get up. A quick shower followed by a warm brew and a bowl of cereal, and you’re ready to leave the house. The commute to work is the worst part of the day, whether you’re driving or using public transport. Thousands of other people like you are heading to the office. They are packed in the train like unwilling sardines, victims of the rush hours. Every day brings the same stress and crowd. Until one day, you wake up feeling a little more tired than usual. The motivation has gone from your body. You wonder if taking a day off will bring…
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Why Pray? Here are Seven Reasons
I recently delivered a talk for our Household Servants Training and it was about PRAYER. This isn’t a recap, instead I’m writing this as a reflection… In this blog post, I’d like to run down 7 reasons why we must pray. 1. Build Relationship with Jesus In secular world, relationship are built on spending time with our loved ones. In this way, we learn more about them. We know their good and bad side. We learn their flaws and yet we still continue to like and love them. The same goes with building relationship with God. Through prayer, we allocate a time to talk to Him. Most of the…
