I know this episode is late, but it's an integral part of Philippine history and culture, so we're talking about it in this episode.

This news is a little outdated, but I want to take this opportunity to talk about typhoons in the Philippines and how they can affect your OFS. Do typhoons affect the entire country? How bad can it be? Let's talk about that.

I don't like Facebook. I don't log into Facebook. But I do a lot of Facebook ads. My OFS team does most of the work for me. 

I get a lot of questions about benefits and how much I pay for them per year. I'm going to answer that question in this episode. But it would be good if you also check out how I did the math in my blog post: https://johnjonas.com/whats-the-ballpark-cost-for-ofs-benefits/.

You've outsourced tasks you know how to do and it's off your plate. Now, you want to outsource something you don't know how to do. Want to know how to do it? Let's talk about that in this episode.

Jonathan emailed me an interesting question that I think is relevant to everyone hiring OFS. I'm going to answer that question in this episode because I think it'll provide us with some good insight into what banking is like in the Philippines.

Most houses in the Philippines nowadays are cookie cutter. They live in townhouses and condos. But back then, houses had character and were built to work with the climate. Want to know more about it? That's what we'll be talking about in this episode.

Are you having a hard time hiring an Online Filipino Specialist? You may be making these six mistakes. Know what these are and how you can avoid them in this episode.

Every culture has its superstitions. When I lived in Brazil for two years as a missionary, they used to put a 2-liter bottle full of water on top of their home's power meter to lower their electricity bill. The Philippines have superstitions, and it's interesting to hear about them. Let's talk about that in this episode.

Can your OFS recruit for you? I get this question a lot. I have asked this question myself over the years. I realized that it's a good idea for the most part, but there are caveats you need to know. Let's talk about that in this episode.