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Success inside you - Monday Motivation - 4/19/21

We’re all hit by the pandemic.

No question about it.

And that includes our JasSuccess guest tomorrow — Narben.

She’s a private employee for almost 20 years.

When the pandemic strikes last year, she looked for another earning opportunity.

"Hindi ko na naituloy pa ang ticketing services ko dahil bawal na bumiyahe. So naghanap na ako ng paraan how can we survive these tough times, nasa bahay lang kami. Paano na ang day to day living namin."

And that’s where she discovered freelancing.

So how did she started from scratch?

How did she find her first client?

What are her challenges?

Find out on April 14, Wednesday at 4:30pm.

See you there!

Committed - Monday Motivation - 4/12/21

Masakit ma-reject.

Agree?

Be it in life or in your career.

It can be hard not to take job rejection personally but at some stage of the job search process, chances are you’ll be turned down.

It’s a hard truth.

BUT...

You can use this rejection to your advantage.

That’s what we’ll talk about this Monday, April 12, in another fun episode of FLIP Chat & Chill at 6 pm.

See you!

Monday Motivation - Comfort Zones - 4/5/2021

On our next JasSuccess interview, you’re gonna meet Lou.

She used to work at the Manila City Hall.

However, she decided to take a backseat with her career when her son was born.

He was medically fragile from the time he was born until he was 5 years old.

So how did she dive into freelancing?

How did she get her clients?

Is she happy now?

Find out this April 7 at 6:30 pm.

See you there!

You’ve probably heard of "impostor syndrome."

It’s the experience of believing that you are not as competent as others perceive you to be.

However, as a freelancer, do you really need to be an expert before you can start offering your services?

That’s what we’ll talk about on Monday, April 5 in another fun episode of FLIP Chat & Chill at 6 pm.

See you!

Carwash boy. Janitor. Tricycle driver. Butcher. Dishwasher.

Lahat na yata pinasok nya.

But everything changed when he stumbled upon freelancing in 1999.

Yup, 1999.

Felix— our JasSuccess guest this Wednesday, March 31 — has been doing freelancing for over 20 years.

He used to make P35,000.

But now, he’s able to close a project worth USD3,000.

Woah!

So what’s his secret?

What’s his process for getting projects?

Di ba sya na-burnout sa freelancing?

A few days from now and we’re gonna be welcoming the month of April.

And it comes with the dreaded filing of taxes.

And as freelancers, we’re not exempted from this.

If you’re planning to register in the BIR...

If you wanna know the process for paying taxes here in our country...

Or if you’re already doing it but still have questions (especially nowadays that our movement is very limited)...

We’ll be talking about "How Freelancers in the Philippines Pay Their Taxes."

Be better today than you were yesterday! No matter how little your progression, it is still an improvement.