Here's a fun fact! I was valedictorian in elementary and was asked to deliver a speech. Unfortunately, I didn't have any photos or videos from that day and the speech I delivered was written for me. Fast forward to x years later; I was invited to be a guest speaker to a graduating class. This is such a major milestone and a chance to redeem my speech for graduation. I wrote my own speech and delivered it in front of hundreds of people. Surreal would be an understatement.

If you're starting out on your public speaking journey or would want to ace your next class presentation or board meeting; this episode is for you. I want to share how I've prepared for my speech with 5 strategies so that you can deliver your speech creatively and confidently.

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This is my go-to technique for learning English fast.   While there's no magic formula or potion to learn the language fast. We do have the option to choose the strategy that will help us to learn English efficiently through a step-by-step process that aims to target the fears that are hindering our progress. It's all about mindset & the secret strategy that will surely help in the journey.  

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#LearnEnglish #FastEnglish #LearnEnglishFast #learnfast #speakEnglishFast

coming off of this random monologue feeling refreshed, excited, and inspired with a second wind to pursue all that could potentially be ahead. life is of endless possibilities. whether art, travel, building relationships and being part of a community, or learning something new; this episode will resonate with either your heart or mind hopefully in the best way it knows how. 

life is a constant cycle of ups and down, starting, achieving, failing, and getting back up again. so let's do that. again. together.

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Some reminders I have written down in my journal as a letter to myself this year.  I was doing my devotion and was reminded of the lessons which I struggled with in 2021 that I am hoping to improve this year.  Sharing these with you in the hope that it will inspire you to reflect as you navigate to the new year. Happy New Year everyone!  

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Do this before the clock strikes 12 and you'll thank me.   A clean slate is incredibly seductive. Be kind to yourself and let's make 2022 the year of YOU.  Grab a hot cocoa, a fresh sheet of paper, cozy up with a loved one and listen now.

This is day 4 of my quarantine. Learned a thing or two about nouns and verbs. And how we should let go of nouns and do the verb  Do you identify with a title before you do the work or is it the other way around?  If you are an artist and you decided to become a writer; then does that make you an artist still or now a writer?  Titles/Nouns can be restricting so ditch them and do the work.   At some point, you will be identified as who you become, what you’re good at without the constant pursuit of validation.  

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Being back in Manila, I am treated to a majestic view of Ortigas with the amazing sunset gazing in my window the moment the clock strikes 6.

I am savoring the isolation and built a bliss station. Austin Kleon said that a bliss station isn't only a corner or a place, but it could be your sacred time.

Build yours and immerse yourself in your creative pursuit.

This is my 3rd day of Quarantine and I have the world spinning in spiral right before my eyes ( or at least the lanes and crowded roads of Manila )

I've been reading "Keep Going" by Austin Kleon. What would you do if you were stuck in one place, and every day was exactly the same, and nothing you did matter?"

A burning question I explored in this episode.