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Professionally Prepared: Prepare for Adulting in University
With the onslaught of the “Great Resignation”on the job market, business owners struggle to fill roles as the pandemic starts to wane. Though the cause for this recent phenomenon is debatable, it is clear that there is a seemingly insatiable market gap for employees. This seems to be a promising landscape for fresh graduates to start, but the level of experience required in postings can discourage willing candidates from applying. Universities want to prepare their students for the best possible outcome in their future by equipping them with experience before they graduate. Cooperative education in the form of internships (whether paid or unpaid) is required in most universities to make…
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A friendly reminder ☺️
Dear Creatives✨, Life is like a wheel of life sometimes we are up sometimes down and for today’s post – let this be a reminder to stay grounded in Christ and let Him sustain you in your daily undertakings. Though the threat of pandemic has slowly subsides in some places, we know for sure that a lot of our family and friends are still in the most difficult times of their lives. A little kindness always help. Let us pray 🙏 for them as well. To you, who is reading this and is currently in your challenged moment, I am praying for you. Don’t lose hope. This is just a…
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Father, strengthen me when things are difficult…
Father, strengthen me when things are difficult… I was watching Fr. Mike Schmitz video (https://www.facebook.com/AscensionPress/posts/10160029540150832) and it hit me hard that God didn’t promise us a rose garden free of pain and thorns. Jesus said: If you want to be my disciple you have to DENY YOURSELF, TAKE UP THE CROSS AND FOLLOW ME. Then our Servant General Tito Frank Padilla’s line during one of our anniversary videos re-echoed – We have to run to Jesus even if it will LEAD US TO THE CROSS. Frustrations, disappointments, sadness, depression – everyone goes through this – but His invitation is please don’t be disappointed with God. Take heart, I have overcome…
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Naproxen Sodium (Sarimax) says, “What body pain?”
The effects of COVID-19 are felt to this day most especially economically. People lost their jobs, some needed to close shop after years of existence, others are barely surviving. Needless to say, numerous people found themselves working double to make up for income losses. Challenging as it may be, there is a silver lining as the situation proves how resiliency will get one by. This story is evident in the world more so in the Philippines. Not only are Filipinos known to be a friendly race; Filipinos are also popularly known to be hardworking. For some reason, the more physical the job, the more effort has to be exerted.…
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The Importance of Allotting Time to Prepare for Your Vacation
Traveling is a great way to step back from one’s usual routine and explore new surroundings. At the same time, it can act as a bonding experience for family or friends as well. But as you immerse yourself in a different setup, there would also be some precautions that you always need to keep in mind for you to make the most out of your journey. Know the Area as Much as You Can Going on trips is fun and exciting, but since you’ll be in unfamiliar territory, you should first take the time to do your research. Of course, there’s a high possibility that the place you plan to…
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Unanswered Yet?
Unanswered yet? The prayer your lips have pleaded In agony of heart these many years? Does faith begin to fail, is hope departing, And think you all in vain those falling tears? Say not the Father hath not heard your prayer; You shall have your desire, sometime, somewhere. Unanswered yet? Though when you first presented This one petition at the Father’s throne, It seemed you could not wait the time of asking, So urgent was your heart to make it known. Though years have passed since then, do not despair; The Lord will answer you, sometime, somewhere. Unanswered yet? But you are not unheeded; The promises of God forever stand;…
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Taking Mangoes to a New Level
Mangoes are famous for being yellow and sweet. They are part of the drupe family along with coconuts, dates, and olives. They have varying shapes and colors, although the flesh is usually golden yellow unless it’s unripe. There’s a reason why mangoes are enjoyed worldwide, and it’s not just about the taste. They’re very healthy, too. Mangoes are rich in antioxidants and vitamins. They help slow down the process of aging and prevent cancer. Mangoes are also good for your heart, skin, and hair. It contains high amounts of vitamin A, potassium, and fiber. A fruit with great taste and nutritional value, what else could you possibly…
