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From marketing experts to different brands and Tiktok. I share where I get my inspiration in creating social media content for our small business.

Where do you get your inspiration in creating content? Let me know your thoughts!

Thanks for listening!

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Today's episode is a talk I gave at Sanaysining 2021: Madla - Social Media Promotion and Marketing for Arts Organization, Artist Inc.'s online arts program in early May, where I share my practice and journey on how I create content for my family business, Lil Bros Big Kitchen (@lilborsbigkitchen). This is my first talk on the topic and I was really excited to just share my journey. 

If you are a starting business that wants to know where to start when it comes to what to post in your page/social media accounts, this is for you!

Enjoy and let me know your thoughts.

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Huge shout out to Ate @elainegallar. Her words, insights and guide questions from her website https://elainegallar.com/ really helped me when I was starting and up until now!

Thank you to my brother Yo Palis for inviting me on this event!

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Thank you for listening!

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Ramon is a member of the School of Goodlock and an alumnus of the La Salle Dance Company - Street. He is currently handling the marketing and social media of his family’s business, Lil Bros Big Kitchen, an online delivery food business. A #HEATLifer, he is also into anime, basketball, sports entertainment and is currently studying marketing and social media content on the internet.

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Gelo shares for the first time a much deeper take on the concept of how Born to Hustle Clothing began.

This podcast is brought to you by Lil Bros Big Kitchen and Ave’s By The Fat Kitchen, premium samgyupsal meat cuts!

Episode 8 is available wherever you get your podcast!

Follow Gelo Benitez

Instagram: @gelobeni @borntohustleclothing

Facebook: Born To Hustle Clothing

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Ramon is a member of the School of Goodlock and an alumnus of the La Salle Dance Company - Street. He is currently handling the marketing and social media of his family’s business, Lil Bros Big Kitchen an online delivery food business. A #HEATLifer, he is also into anime, basketball, and is currently into marketing and social media content.

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#TheMoonlockPodcast is brought to you by @lilbrosbigkitchen and @avesbythefatkitchen!

This kid is sure fire! Kim Suelto is a 19 years old HipHop and R&B Artist from Calamba City under South Entertainment Productions, aka Pablo Keym’s attitude in honing his songwriting skills, is something you would want to have!

The grind never stops with Pabs as he walks us through his journey in pursuit of his artist dream. Slowly getting noticed by organizers in the local scene, he continues to put in the hours and at the same time still explore other possible opportunities.

Episode 9 - “The grind never stops with Pablo Keym” will premiere on our Facebook page, Youtube and on your podcast streaming apps on May 7, 2021 (Friday) at 7pm!

How do you keep yourself motivated? Let us know in the comments!

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Twitter: @PabloKeymoffcl

YT: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXMnDRf6VA8qIPs-M1q_F3g

Open for collaborations

Mail: [email protected]

First, I would like to apologize for my voice and you may hear me sniffing from time to time. It's because during the time we were talking my allergy attacked.

In today’s episode, we talk to the CEO of Born to Hustle Clothing, Gelo Benitez!

He is a teacher by profession and an entrepreneur! Gelo takes us into a deep dive on what inspired BTH, where he gets his inspirations from and an untold story on how it all started for him exclusive shared here first at #TheMoonlockPodcast!

If you are starting your own business, this one's for you! Stick around!

1:50 - Intro

3:40 - Experience coaching volleyball in an online setting

7:00 - Backgroun in theater

12:17 - Overview of streetwear

14:20 - Inspiration and concept of Born To Hustle (BTH)

15:51 - Experiences that planted the seed for BTH

17:41 - The REAL and untold story behind BTH

22:35 - Question from Therese: What inspired you to become an entrepreneur and venture into business?

25:30 - BTH is for long term

27:15 - How do you operate?

29:40 - Why does Gelo consider reconnecting with different networks a milestone?

32:38 - It’s more than a clothing brand

36:40 - Challenges

40:50 - Future and vision for BTH

41:45 - How did Kobe inspire BTH?

43:30 - Message to aspiring people who wish to venture to the things they love

47:00 - Closing

Thank you for listening! Truly grateful for your time! Let me know what you think by tagging us @themoonlockpodcast @ramonagbisit or use the hashtag #TheMoonlockPodcast

Follow Gelo

Instagram: @gelobeni @borntohustleclothing

Facebook: Born To Hustle Clothing

Episode 8 is available wherever you get your podcast!

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Tiktok: @ramonagbisit

Clubhouse: @ramonagbisit

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E-mail: [email protected]

Who motivated or inspired you with your current passion? Give them some love and tag them in the comment section!

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Ramon is a member of the School of Goodlock and an alumnus of the La Salle Dance Company - Street. He is currently handling the marketing and social media of his family’s business, Lil Bros Big Kitchen an online delivery food business. A #HEATLifer, he is also into anime, basketball, and is currently into marketing and social media content.

This podcast is brought to you by Lil Bros Big Kitchen, You Call, We Pack, We Deliver and Ave’s By The Fat Kitchen, premium samgyupsal meat cuts!

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Q from Jophi Patacsil: How do you continuously grow in your craft?

Continues investment in your craft may it be for your art or for your career is a must if you want to grow! I learned this late (can you say being at 27 years old is late? lol).

A bunch of excuses before, one positive that the pandemic gave was free time. I took it upon myself to study and invest in myself. May it be paid learning, from youtube

How about you? How do you continuously grow in your craft?

Let us know in the comments!

Follow Kuya James:

Instagram: @jamesnwong

Facebook: James Eric Wong

Huge shoutout to Direk Ryan Termoso for editing the audio form!

Follow him on IG: ryan_puzzle

Episode 7 is available wherever you get your podcast and Youtube! Like, follow, and share:

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Follow my journey:

IG: @ramonagbisit / @themoonlockpodcast

Tiktok: @ramonagbisit

Clubhouse: @ramonagbisit

Podcast: The Moonlock Podcast

E-mail: [email protected]

Alive by LiQWYD https://soundcloud.com/liqwyd

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Q from Jop Melchor: What are the challenges of pursuing dance during the pandemic and what did you do to keep the fire alive?

Personally, it was just this Feb 2021 that I started moving again. Small pockets of freestyles here and there. At one point during the pandemic last year, even when we were still training for School of Goodlock, it just felt like it wasn’t the same because it isn’t. Really appreciate my crewmates for thinking of ways on how to enjoy each training but the uncertainties, the lag and the delay in technology and other factors somehow took a toll on me.

Dance-wise, it is true, it was really challenging for our mental health. That’s why I am happy to see friends who are getting their groove back!

Slowly I am getting my groove back, I’m just not confident in taking a video.

Haha!

What were your challenges in dancing during the pandemic? And how did you keep the fire alive?

Let us know in the comments below!

Follow Kuya James:

Instagram: @jamesnwong

Facebook: James Eric Wong

Huge shoutout to Direk Ryan Termoso for editing the audio form!

Follow him on IG: ryan_puzzle

Episode 7 is available wherever you get your podcast and Youtube! Like, follow, and share:

Spotify: http://spoti.fi/3sbiGPO

Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/35oMG0w

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Follow my journey:

IG: @ramonagbisit / @themoonlockpodcast

Tiktok: @ramonagbisit

Clubhouse: @ramonagbisit

Podcast: The Moonlock Podcast

E-mail: [email protected]

Alive by LiQWYD https://soundcloud.com/liqwyd

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Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/l_alive

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In today’s episode, we have James Wong, CEO and founder of Move Manila and creative director of the School of Goodlock! He’s a teacher and a mentor to students who want to level up their craft!

Episode 7 is a dream episode for me because our guest is someone who I really look up to, has greatly influenced why I pursued locking and has been one of my dance inspirations!

We gathered questions from the people on the internet and Kuya James is here to answer them! A lot of valuable insights from one of the best in the Philippines!

1:58 - Intro

11:00 - When and how did you start dancing?

12:33 - What was the drive to start School of Goodlock and who’s your biggest locking inspiration?

18:29 - What are the challenges of pursuing dance during the pandemic and what did you do to keep the fire alive?

21:43 - How do you continuously grow in your craft?

24:24 - Dance compet or dance battle? Alin yung mas gusto mo salihan

25:23 -  Being a dancer full of positivity and happiness, have you ever experienced or encountered being judged/bashed, if yes, how did you handle it??

28:52 - How do you see the dance profession and industry in the next 10 years?

32:15 - Recent discoveries that have been giving you a ton of value?

35:50 - What’s your unpopular opinion in dance battle or dance as a whole?

Thank you for listening! Truly grateful for your time! Let me know what you think by tagging us @themoonlockpodcast @ramonagbisit or use the hashtag #TheMoonlockPodcast

Follow Kuya James:

Instagram: @jamesnwong

Facebook: James Eric Wong

Huge shoutout to Direk Ryan Termoso for editing the audio!

Follow him on IG: ryan_puzzle

Follow my journey:

IG: @ramonagbisit / @themoonlockpodcast

Tiktok: @ramonagbisit

Clubhouse: @ramonagbisit

Podcast: The Moonlock Podcast

E-mail: [email protected]

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Ramon is a member of the School of Goodlock and an alumnus of the La Salle Dance Company - Street. He is currently handling the marketing and social media of his family’s business, Lil Bros Big Kitchen an online delivery food business. A #HEATLifer, he is also into anime, basketball, and is currently engaging with a lot of marketing and social media content.

This podcast is brought to you by Lil Bros Big Kitchen, You Call, We Pack, We Deliver

Ave’s By The Fat Kitchen, premium samgyupsal meat cuts available in Los Banos, Cavite, and Metro Manila

I am sure everyone still remember one of Moose's quotable quotes from Step Up 3.

Do you still remember the first experience that ignited your passion for your art or maybe the first person/people you were with?

For Jophi and I, our passion for dance was ignited from a simple class talent show. In my case, that talent show experience gave me the confidence to join my HS crew which eventually built the foundation for future opportunities.

We didn’t realize it then, some time in 2006, that a simple talent show will eventually lead to great things. Jophi was able to perform in various UPLB events with Wyre Underground,and a Skechers Finals appearance (lakas maka-NBA) to name a few. Now an entrepreneur and an IT Manager, I just have this feeling that the best is yet to come for this man.

Catch Jophi Patacsil as we talk about how a simple talent quest became one of our foundation to pursue dance and how it opened a lot of opportunities for us growing up, his 2020 movement and challenges that lead up to his vision of #BiyahengPangarap. 

2020 gave us the opportunity to pause, reflect and shift our focus to the important things and people. We hope and pray our experiences and challenges, our different perspectives and realizations will be of value to you!

This is just the start, join us in our journey in living out the best version of our lives! 

Kamusta ang biyahe ng buhay mo? (How's your journey in life?)

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Do you still remember your first dance showcase? What was the event called? How about your first recital? And how did that eventually lead to where you are today?  Let us know in the comments below!

#TheMoonlockPodcast is brought to you by Lil Bros Big Kitchen and Ave’s By The Fat Kitchen

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Times stamps

0:00 - Updates, shout outs

4:50 - Welcome JP!

24:00 - The Learning Place Roots, the origin of our dance journey thru a talent show.

42:50 - The event that sparked Jophi to pursue dance. #UPLBSJDC DREAM TEAM! - Ramon

59:00 - Skechers 9 finals experience and highlights

1:28:00 - JP explains what is #BiyahengPangarap? What is this vision? Have you been living your best life?

1:48:00 - How a simple leadership award for Ramon and JP laid the foundation moving forward after TLP. How it helped them, how it became a reminder of who they really are.

1:57:00 - Ramon shares his struggles when he lost his passion for dance but how #SchoolofGoodlock became a safe zone to be more expressive and free with dance. The experience of being "leader" at a young age and challenges when things got rough.

2:08:00 - JP explains the awards you got when you were a child is the person who you really are. #ManifestThatIsh