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In today's episode of the podcast, I share about my third COVID-19 scare and why it's so important to never let your guard down, to empathize with others and most importantly, to pray and trust in the Lord. These are scary times ahead, you guys, so it's better to be safe than sorry. 

Problems are inevitable, and so are the bad days in our life. Sometimes, we just want to sit in a corner and cry, maybe even spend an entire day in bed doing nothing, but that's alright. We all go through that every once in a while. But just like I always do, let me help you maneuver through those bad days, so you can focus on the happy and the good no matter what. 

First of all, what a lengthy title right? I just couldn't find the right phrase to sum it all up! Anyway, this is another episode on the people we choose to surround ourselves with in the midst of this pandemic. Yes, we might not get to physically hang out as much anymore, but these people still influence our words, actions and general disposition in life, so we gotta be careful, maybe "selective" even! Securing the BEST support system in this COVID-19 era is a MUST, so let me help you weigh on who might be fleeting, and who's got the intention to stay for life.

Has there even been a time when you wanted to start something, but hesitated because you thought you couldn't do it? Because you gave in to those little voices in your head saying that your plan is bound to fail? If yes, this episode is a must listen! Clear your headspace and tell yourself that YOU CAN, because one of the most integral keys to success, is "just doing it"! 

Have you ever loved someone you just had to let go of? How did it feel? How did you bounce back? Is it even possible to bounce back after all the pain and hurt you went through? Join me as I talk about the Joshlia reunion that had everyone in tears! And yes, two episodes in one week. Sobrang rare lang to, so enjoooy! 

Welcome to my longest-slash-"rawest" episode where I answer a set of questions that were sent to me by my followers on Instagram! I would like to apologize in advance if there are parts where I don't make sense. 80-90% of the time, I was probably just rambling on and saying whatever came to mind. And also, sorry for the "tricycle revving" that I couldn't get rid of. I was so into the recording already, that I could care less. But hearing it when I was editing was super annoying huhuhu bawi nalang ako sa next episode! Anyway, I hope you all get to know me better through this episode. If you like it, don't forget to hit the follow button on Spotify and on Instagram as well, @heyitsapodcast. Salamat gid! 

For my first episode of 2021, I share about my one year relationship and what I've learned from it so far. Was supposed to have the boyf on the show for this one, pero shy type daw! Sige lang, makaka-tiyempo din kami soon! Anyway, I hope this episode brings about realizations that being in a relationship is more than just the romance and "kilig". It takes a lot of commitment, effort and most of all, compromise, to make it work out, so you better think twice before saying yes! Wag marupok all the time, bes! 

While everyone's sharing about their learnings and realizations from the year that was, here I am sharing my hopes for the year 2021. We made it, you guys. After all the twists and turns, the misfortunes and tears, WE MADE IT. If only I could give each and every one of you a hug, I would. But for the mean time, let this episode of mine be my virtual hug to all of you. Cheers to new beginnings! Together, let's all claim that 2021 will be a much better year. Godspeed!

Comparing yourself to others is both normal and unavoidable. Sometimes, it can be a motivation for you to do better, but most of the time, it can make you focus on what you lack as a person. Unfortunately, when you dwell on the latter, you spiral down thinking you aren't good enough at all and well... that's something I want you guys to avoid. In this episode of the podcast, let's set on our minds on becoming better, and not bitter.

Whenever you're feeling lost, it always feels nice to have something to go back to, something to remind you of your very purpose in life. This is what we call a "north", your internal compass in this vast changing world. To be honest, I had never come across this concept up until it was brought up during one of our online classes under the Development Academy of the Philippines. But when it was discussed thoroughly, I just knew I had to talk more about it in the podcast. I hope this spreads love and light to everyone!