#sharelang

Hindi man ako nanonood ng wowowin pero nakita ko ito sa recommendations he came out sa tv show i mean some are nag oopen pero they were scared at the same time and yes it is not easy to do it but dude on TV!!

My favorite part is this one haha naalala ko nung umuwi ako sa pinas tas hinahanap ko siya apart kay papa hahahahaa pero hinug ko una si papa nun kasi di ko siya makita. After nung drama session namen ng papa ko ayun nakita ko siya hahhahahha i hugged her like this fuckk :(

So, four months ago, I was wrapping up an interview, and right at the end, the client looked at me and asked, “Why should I trust you?”

The easy play would’ve been to give some polished, corporate answer. But I was genuinely invested in the opportunity, and I didn't want to hand them a scripted version of myself. I wanted to give them the truth.

So I just laid it all out there: "Honestly, for the exact same reason I’m trusting this opportunity. We’re both taking a leap of faith here. The only difference is you have a pool of candidates to choose from, and I can only make one decision at a time."

In that moment, I just dropped my answer and completely let go of the result. I didn't care if it cost me the gig or if it came off too bold. I had put my heart into the conversation, spoken my truth, and walked out the door totally detached from the outcome. If it was the right fit, it would land. If not, so be it.

Fast forward to today, and I’m officially four months into working with that exact client.

Looking back, I’m just incredibly glad they had the maturity to respect that honesty. Instead of seeing it as arrogance, they saw it for what it was: someone who actually cared enough to skip the BS. Because we both acknowledged the shared risk on day one, we completely bypassed the walls people usually put up and went straight into a real partnership.

Don't get me wrong, I’ve had to show up and earn that trust every single day since. But it’s been incredibly rewarding to work with a team that values straight-up honesty over corporate pleasantries.

It was a reminder that interviews don't have to be a one-way interrogation. When you treat yourself like a true partner from the very first conversation and speak without fearing the outcome, the right people will meet you there.

So asa middle part ako ng jeep, weird bigla nahulog yung tubigan ko mula sa loob ng bag. OPEN NA BAG KO, di ko alam if may nag open or what? Nung gumulong na sa dulo palabas yung bottle ko, kukunin sana nung nakaupo sa dulo bago tuluyan mahuhulog na pababa ng jeep. Hindi ko pinakuha kasi baka mahulog yung kukuha, tubig lang naman yun. Tapos umurong ako padulo, kasi sinenyasan ako pwede ko pa makuha. Kaso natakot ako baka mahulog ako. Malupet nung nahulog na sa jeep, aba pinulot naman nung naka motor na nakasunod at hinabol para ibalik sakin 😂🥺

Story behind this haircut.

Nag pagupit ako ng buhok para mag mucka akong malinis sa Graduation Exhibit namen sa school. So after nun. Kumain kami ng kapatid ko for dinner. I told to my sister na maghugas lang ng kamay tas siya mag bantay ng coke ko.

So as i went to toilet to wash my hand this indian lady thought i was a men nag dalawang tingin siya tas sabi nya “this is a ladies rest room.” nauutal ako mag salita kasi di ko alam sasagot ko. sabi ko na lang, “i am a lady.” Im like fuck.