#bossing

El “bossing” es una forma de acoso laboral ejercida por los superiores: intimidación, microgestión, desprecios constantes. En este artículo se analiza cómo se detecta psicológicamente, qué estrategias tienen las víctimas y cuál es el papel del peritaje psicológico forense para documentar este tipo de maltrato en el trabajo.

Hey mga beh! Welcome back to another (and final!) blog sesh — can you believe we’re already at Week 14?! Grabe, ang bilis! And we ended things with a bang because this week’s topic hit both the mind and the heart.

Let’s talk about Corporate and Strategic Entrepreneurship first. At first, I thought, “Di ba entrepreneurship is just for small startups?” But nope! Big companies can be entrepreneurial too. It’s all about encouraging innovation inside the company — like, instead of waiting for change, you create it. Imagine working in a big firm, but you're still moving like a startup founder — pitching ideas, solving problems, and making bold decisions.

Strategic entrepreneurship is that sweet combo of dreaming big and planning smart. Like, “Yes, I want to change the world” pero with a business model, timeline, and strategy to back it up. That part! It’s about balancing risk with long-term vision. And honestly? It reminded me that entrepreneurship isn’t just wild ideas — it’s intentional and intelligent action.

Now let’s get into the real heart of the convo: Green Entrepreneurship.

This one gave me chills in the best way. Green entrepreneurs don’t just build businesses—they build a better world. They're the ones solving environmental problems, reducing waste, promoting sustainability, and proving that profit doesn’t have to come at the cost of the planet. And beh, in a world where climate change is screaming louder every day? We need more of these change-makers.

One thing I loved from the session: You don’t have to choose between earning and caring. You can build a brand, make money, and still protect nature, promote ethical practices, and inspire others. That’s green entrepreneurship—business with a conscience.

This week’s lesson made me realize that no matter where we go in life—whether we join a company or start our own—we have the power to innovate, lead, and make sustainable choices.

So Keyomi’s, let’s be bold, smart, and kind. Whether in the boardroom or in our own little startups—let’s make boss moves that matter.

By: Rainy “Country Cutie” Cates Antonio “Tony Talks” Baldwin is the kind of guy who can turn an everyday situation into comedic gold. You’ve likely seen his viral videos—the ones that make you laugh out loud and think, That’s so true. From hilarious sketches that poke fun at work culture to his over-the-top characters, Tony has built an empire on humor that feels real, raw, and completely…