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Online Shopping is so underrated in the Philippines. A lot of us still prefer to go to the mall to buy what we want and need but we’re missing out when we don’t consider just shopping online. Here are the top 5 reasons why you should just focus on buying stuff from your smartphone or laptop this Holiday season versus making that trip to the mall. 1. Ang Sagwa ng Traffic mga Besh The most obvious reason is that you get to save yourself from the horrendous Christmas traffic. We all know that EDSA comes to a gruesome halt starting the Ber months because of the volume of cars that hit the road, especially the ones going to malls. You can save yourself the stress by just buying online. 2. Lots of Promos and Sales Exclusively Online There are more sales online than there are in physical stores. Lazada recently did a bunch of massive sales in November and the deals were ridiculously good, especially for electronics. Those are prices you don’t see in physical retail. They’re gearing up for another massive sale on December 12. Make sure you remember that date and make it a point to visit online stores on that day to see deals that you can take advantage of. 3. You can do COD even for International Items LAZADA, through their new investor and owner Alibaba, recently made the entire Alibaba Taobao collection available on their site. This is a fantastic range of affordable China-made products Read More …
A monthly salary usually isn’t enough to have a comfortable life. This is the reason why having “rackets” or “side hustles” is important. It allows you to be more productive and it generates more money for you monthly versus just relying on your job. The money you earn is also dependent on how much time and effort you put into it. That said, here are 5 side hustles you can do today in the Philippines leveraging digital and technology. 1. Be a Grab or Uber Partner If you have a car, you can apply to be a Grab or Uber driver partner. The great thing about this is that you’re your own boss. You can bring the car out during your free time or during certain windows where Uber/Grab pays more. You just have to bear with the insane Manila traffic but at least you’re getting paid for it. How to Apply as an Uber Driver in the Philippines How to Apply as a Grab Driver in the Philippines 2.Buy Bitcoin This is probably the riskiest way to make more money. Given how Bitcoin’s value is skyrocketing right now, you can make a bet on it by buying a certain amount and just wait for it to appreciate. You can sell it later on when the value has grown significantly. By the way, there’s no minimum amount to buy Bitcoin. You can just start with 500 and learn about it. Once you’re more comfortable, you can start investing more. How Read More …
Image via Manila Bulletin A group of 23 elementary Filipino students made the Philippines proud by bagging a total of 23 medals from the 14th International Mathematics and Science Olympiad for Primary School (IMSO), held in Singapore from Nov. 20 to Nov. 24. The gifted Filipino youngsters won 2 gold medals in the math division, 13 silver medals in the math and science division, and 8 bronze medals in the math and science division. Dr. Isidro Aguilar, president of the Mathematics Trainers Guild Philippines (MTG) headed the delegation to the Lion city, according to a report by the Manila Bulletin. With him were math tutor Mikaela Uy, and science tutors Jonabel Quintana and Jay Gabata. In math, the gold medalists were: Christopher James Yap of St. John’s Institute; and Alvann Walter Paredes Dy of St. Jude Catholic School. Winning silver medals in math and science were: Cris Lorraine Dela Cruz of Bolinao Integrated School; Armea Helena Sien Dimayacyac, Notre Dame of Greater Manila; Walsh Nico Adrian Letran, St. Jude Catholic School; John David Magnaye, Holy Rosary Academy of Las Pinas City; Ambrose James Torreon, Rainbow of Angels Learning Center-Butuan; Dillon Keller Chan, UNO High School; Katrina Isabelle Dela Rama, Integrated Montessori Center-Taguig; John Florence Dizon, Calamba Elementary School; Juan Rafael Landicho, Stonyhurst Southville International School; Jaime Iñigo Rojo. Special Education Center for the Gifted-Kalayaan, Hans Ethan Ting, Rainbow of Angels Learning Center; Ziron John Valaquio, SPED Integrated School for Exceptional Children; and Chantal Paige Vargas, Ateneo de Zamboanga University. The Read More …
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Armando Bartolome Many of us go to school, finish college, and have a fairly clear idea of what profession we want to take. But such was not the case with a young lady I met from Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon. She is a full-time artist and a budding entrepreneur. I thought of sharing you her story to help inspire those who wish to become entrepreneurs and those who may be feeling hopeless at this point in their lives. Read Related Story: 7 How To Get Rich Tips from Successful People Unlike most of us, she was homeschooled from grade school to high school. She did not take the usual college courses either. Denise Vergel de Dios Cacanando’s story is truly inspiring. She once wanted to graduate with a degree from a regular school. But her dad suggested she take a break so she could think about what course she should pursue. Her dad arranged for her to try several jobs in Manila. She worked as a waitress in a restaurant owned by a family friend. A couple of months later, she tried a clerical job in an office owned by another family friend. These experiences helped her understand herself better. What she realized was that living in the city was not for her. She also took inspiration from her bosses. She realized that she was more interested in becoming an entrepreneur instead of an employee. She decided to come back to Bukidnon and share her thoughts to her parents. Her dad Read More …
A team of Miriam College students placed 9th overall, and 1st in Southeast Asia, in the senior division of the final round of the World Scholars’ Cup Tournament of Champions held at Yale University in November. The All-Filipina team of Mary Katherine DJ San Miguel, Alyssa Santana, and Aleeza Moira Tiongson bested 330 other world teams composed of about 1,000 student finalists aged 11-16 years old. The combined senior and junior division 16-member team brought home 90 medallions and 3 trophies. Read Related Story: La Salle G’hills bags 4 trophies in Athens Scholars Cup The Miriam College senior division team won from the World Scholar’s Cup: 9 individual silver medals 17 individual gold medals 1 team silver medal 3 team gold medals 1 individual trophy 2 team trophies The junior division team won: 23 individual silver medals 22 individual gold medals 9 team silver medals 6 team gold medals Read Related Story: 6 State Colleges help Cordillera farms fight climate change effects The teams competed in the scholar’s bowl quiz, scholar’s challenge, collaborative writing, and debate. The team of Miriam College Middle School and High School students competed among 2,200 scholars from 50 countries hosted by the Yale International Relations Association.