#jessicasoho

by: Aezel Eugenio

Photo source: Sunstar

 “Lumipad ang aming team”, every Pinoy's ears was filled with these familiar words. A multi-awarded broadcast journalist host who loves to share topics that are very interesting to the viewers. That’s the one and only, the famous Jessica Soho.

 Jessica Soho is a Filipina broadcast journalist known as the host of the news magazine program Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho on GMA Network and she has formerly anchored the newscast State of the Nation with Jessica Soho on GMA News TV. She was born in La Union, Philippines on March 27, 1964, and finished Mass Communication in UP Diliman. Her career started in January 1985 when she joined the GMA News to voice over a feature story.

 She is the first Filipino to win British Fleet Journalism Award and New York Film Festival.  She also received the Ka Doroy Valencia Award and Grand Prize from the Asia Pacific Broadcasting Union for her coverage of a breaking news story. She is included in the list of 100 Filipino Women of Distinction chosen during the centennial celebration of the Philippines. And receive a lot more awards and achievements with her hard work and perseverance in the industry.

 Her personality is defined by her desire for freedom. She enjoys adventure, meeting new people, and she aspires to see the world. She also enjoys being involved in multiple activities. She has an inspiring personality that makes it easy for her to make friends and attracts people. She has a way with words and a great ability to motivate others.

 She is multi-talented and possesses a wide range of abilities. Discipline and focus are the true keys to her success. She will not be able to fully benefit from her abilities without these. Her ambition is to settle down in one place and develop her skills well enough to earn a living and achieve success through hard work and perseverance. Through her journey, she hopes to discover the true meaning of inner freedom.

"BE CAREFUL WHO YOU BULLY"

This is the segment I chose in Jessica Soho because I was very related to it, Because when I was in elementary school until I was in high school I was bullied. This segment I watched is about four people who have experienced bullying about their body and their appearance, and this segment will also show how it affects their personality and their daily lives. Many people say "kapag binato ka ng bato,batuhin mo din ng tinapay" but the first guy in the segment says "Lahat ng binato sayo ipunin mo at iyon ang gamitin mo para bumuo ng bagong pagkatao."

I can relate my self to the first person on the segment to be bullied because of his darkness or appearance, because wayback when I'm in elementary days and high school days my classmates or my schoolmates call me "pango" and "galis aso". At that time I was living in Makati because my skin was so sensitive I had a lot of scars and wounds on my body, They used to call me a lot like "Tomboy", "Payatot", "Panget", "Galis Aso" That's all they calls to me. Because of that I lost my self-confidence so the clothes I wore every day were just long, I graduated from junior high school and I was just bullying.

When I started my Senior High School or grade 11, I lived with my Aunt in Cavite and there I changed. I met two women who caused me to change, They taught me how to fix myself. They do not pay attention to what I look like, they do not insult me ​​like other people. They became true friends with me even though I was like this with a lot of scars, they raised my self confidence. Because of the two of them I learned to be a woman, So that time I started to love my self and to improve by taking care of my self. And sometimes I try something new like skin care and fashion, and after those months that low self esteem I can say that I am still improving but I started to gain my self confidence.

Some of my schoolmates and classmates when I was in elementary and junior high were making friends with me now, So that I realized people around you will only love you based on your physical appearance.

Of those I have experienced before, self love is the most important. Do not force yourself on the person who will bring you down, For me because of this segment I have learned that there is nothing wrong with "retoke" because if this is the reason it will increase their selfconfidence and if here they will be more comfortable. But it does say "if you know how to appreciate yourself, you should never do that or you should never get to that point". He is right to have a point, because for me each of us has our own beauty inside and out we just have to appreciate because the lord gave it to us.

This segment is very helpful to people who have experienced this as well, I just gave myself an example. I learned a lot in this segment, that is self-love and improving their self confidence. This segment made me realize that you do not have to change yourself for other people, so that they will like you and accept you. You need to be your self, love yourself and let people do nothing good for you.

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