Passion Project
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The Kokobears’ Podcast
Hello there creatives! We’ve created a podcast version of our weekly Online Teaching Series here in MFC-Dubai. This is very convenient to those who can’t watch the video, so just download it and listen on the go! THE KOKOBEARS PODCAST is now available on Spotify, Apple Podcast & Google Podcast. Here’s one episode that you can download. Feel free to follow/subscribe for more. This episode is a timely teaching not only for servants but for all of us who is currently going through the changes and challenges of this pandemic. * * * Listen to “Episode 03 – STS Session 1 – Stronger Faith with Bro. RJ Moriones” on…
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Goal Setting – The Four Questions to Answer
I’ve come across Amber Rae’s blog post on Goal Setting: Four Questions to Ask When Setting Your Next Goal. In that blog post she explained her own answers to these 4 questions and as I launched my GOAL of releasing my book/workbook The Creative Passport, I’d like to answer them too. These are the 4 QUESTIONS: What is your goal? Why do you want to do this? How do you want to feel in the pursuit of your goal? And what can you do to feel that way? 1. What is your goal? My goal is to release the Passion Project that I’ve worked with for the past year since…
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DIY – H&M Wedding Gift Idea
Hello! It’s not what you think it is… Nah~ it’s not about that clothing brand… :D hehe Last year (2018) two of our brothers and sisters have tied the knot. One is from Abu Dhabi and the other is from Dubai. Of course gift giving is a way to congratulate the couple and although we can always head to the store and buy these items, Kokobear and I prefer to make it more personal. So I scourge Pinterest and took some creative ideas. :D And of course, it didn’t disappoint. Here’s what we decided to go for. Basically, we bought the frames from IKEA, gathered some photos of the couples…
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Reversed Bucket-list
I got this idea from Abbey Sy (@abbeysy) – an artist, author and creative that I’ve been following and has been inspiring me in some ways. She shared on her IG stories that her mentor taught her this idea, so – it’s time to re-create this on my blog too! The idea of having a bucket-list is a way to take initiative on the things you wish to accomplish. While a reversed bucket list allows you to write down the things you’ve already done & accomplished. Things that makes you happy and proud of. Thus, allowing you to appreciate what God has blessed you with. Here’s to celebrating the things…
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This Year’s Theme: Keep Creating 2019
2019: New Year’s Battlecry For a while now, I’ve been trying to come up with ideas and concepts for my 2019 theme. ⚡I’ve recently completed Shonda Rhimes’ book – Year of Yes and inspired that I could also have it for 2019, making it as my year of YESes… but a part of me wasn’t that convinced. ⚡Braver2019 also came up as I’m follower of Arriane Serafico of The Purposeful Creative. But the word braver doesn’t really echo in my heart… ⚡Then comes Clarity, Consistency and Authenticity. The triad of values a creative must have! ⚡💫 ✨. Although I want all these 3 words, I am still in search for…
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Passion Project Series: Pursue your Creative Curiosity
Read: Five (5) Reasons to Start a Passion Project No Passion? No Problem! How to Start Your Passion Project by exploring your “Creative Curiosity”? “Passion”, most of the time seemed to be a daunting word – a “BIG word”. I met a friend back in college who says, she thinks she doesn’t have a talent… back then I don’t have the right words to say – that actually everyone does. So I just answered her that maybe she hasn’t discovered it yet. Indeed now, I realized we all have – we just need to take the time and effort to discover it and learn more about it. These steps are simple,…
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Appreciation | #HaikuProject
– Haiku 002 | Haiku Project – Appreciation Thank you, you are here. Together’s not forever. Let’s seize moment, now! Related: Here’s an intro the my Haiku Project.
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Haiku
– Haiku – “Haiku” is a traditional form of Japanese poetry. Haiku poems consist of 3 lines. The first and last lines of a Haiku have 5 syllables and the middle line has 7 syllables. The lines rarely rhyme. This is another side of me. Way – way back in High school I love writing poems. I guess it comes with the fact that when you’re young, you tend to be “emo” and romantic. Thus topics of poetry on love and relationship comes easy. It has been a decade (or more) that I haven’t written a poem. Not until today! :) It is when I listened to one of my favorite podcast – Happier…
