From INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER to REAL ESTATE SALES PROFESSIONAL
TODAY, I'm Living a #LifeWithNoRegrets
I.
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STORY: “The Dilemma”
Just like most
of the High School students nowadays (3rd year and/or 4th
year students), na-experience ko din mapunta sa space na napakaraming tanong sa
sarili. One of which was “Anong kukunin kong course sa College?” I was
pressured back then na most of my HS classmates before ay meron ng napiling
course (yung iba may 2nd course na just in case). Of course,
nainggit ako. Kaya I started asking for suggestions kay Mommy, Daddy, Kuya,
uncles and aunties. As expected, their answers were different and that created confusion
to me.
Mommy asked,
“Ano bang gusto mo? Pwede kang mag Engineering katulad ng Daddy mo, ng mga tito
at tita mo OR mag Flight Attendant kasi matangkad ka naman.”
Daddy asked,
“Ano bang gusto mo maging in the future?”
I shared to
Kuya what Mommy and Daddy told me. And he said, “Pwede kang mag Engineering
kasi magaling ka naman sa Math para magamit. Pwede din namang Flight Attendant.
Pero sayang naman ang galing mo sa Math. Mag-aaral kayo doon ng different
languages at magta-travel sa iba’t ibang lugar.”
Still confused,
I went to my tito and tita, and they said, “Pwede kang mag Engineering katulad
namin. May Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics and
Communications Engineering, Industrial Engineering….. Or kung gusto mo katulad
ka ni Tita Vhey mo na sa computer, Computer Science. Gusto mo ba yun?”
Ang hirap din
pala ng maraming tinatanungan at maraming options. Hindi ako makapili lalo!
Lalo na naman akong naguluhan hearing what my HS classmates planned to take
(Accountancy, Medicine, HRM, Psychology and parang ako lang may choices na
“Engineering” or “Tourism”).
Feeling ko
tuloy kakaiba na naman ako. Mahihirapan na naman akong mag-desisyon.
Gulong-gulo na talaga ako! So I went back to Kuya to help me decide dahil
pinapatawag na kami sa “Guidance Office” regarding sa mga possible courses na
ita-take namin in College once we graduated na.
I asked Kuya,
“Kuya, ano ng course ko sa college? Hindi ko alam.”
Kuya said,
“Kung anong gusto mo. Ako kasi before, hindi ko din alam kung anong course na
gusto kong kunin. Nag-Industrial Engineering na lang ako like Daddy kasi yan
yung nakikita natin na ginagawa niya mula bata tayo. Boss siya ng isang company
na may mga nili-lead na ibang tao. Nagustuhan ko din naman ang IE. Maganda
siya. So para magamit mo yung galing mo sa Math, mag IE ka na lang than Flight
Attendant.”
Still I was undecided,
but I was enrolled. At least that time, I know sa sarili ko na I want to be a “top
executive” of a company kaya ako magte-take ng Industrial Engineering.
II. My IE Life
There you go, Christine! Finally, you are
now enrolled in Industrial Engineering at Adamson University! Bakit sa
Adamson? Wala lang. Copy paste lang kay Kuya. Course + School. Haha! Because
before, I can’t really decide for myself. I DIDN’T HAVE ANY VISION OF THE
FUTURE. That’s the SAD reality.
I was so
excited since 1st day na naman ng class. But just like my normal
“firsts”, kabado na naman to go to school and kung anong mangyayari at kung
sinong makikilala.
I remembered,
kung sino ang mga seatmates ko noong 1st week as IE student (way
back 2007), sila na din mga naging kasama ko until 2nd year. Naging
madali lang for me ang 1st two years sa College. Thanks to my Alma
Mater nung High School, St. Mary’s Academy – Pasay! I was really equipped sa
mga minor subjects especially Mathematics. And oh yung sa Filipino at English
na may activities na “creating a poem and reciting it in front”, “making your
own piece and delivering it”, “role playing” and “my presentation skills.”
When I became a
3rd year IE student, that was the time na na-experience ko ang
“real” IE life. May mga major subjects na kami and struggling na pumasa every
sem para maka-graduate on time. Notable talaga ang mga exams na 2 items lang
tapos 50 points each. It’s either 100, 50 or 0 lang ang score. Haha! Katawang
isipin ang nakaraan and I’m happy na na-surpass ko ito.
Fast forward…..
Naging super busy na kami sa “buhay IE”. Bahay – School – Bahay – School.
(Minsan SM Manila para gumala. Haha!). Sa pagiging immersed sa different
subjects and all the scenarios na we will about to face in the outside world
(corporate world), minahal ko na din ng tuluyan ang field ng Industrial
Engineering kung saan we’re studying the 5 factors of Production: Man, Money,
Machine, Methods and Materials. Ang ganda-ganda pala nitong course na ito dahil
mas naunawaan ko lalo ang all aspects ng BUSINESS. I love it!
Finally! After
those gruelling 5 years in college as an IE student, naipasa ko din lahat ng
mga subjects and thesis ko with flying colors! I will always remember those
memories that taught me lessons to be successful in life.
I will sum up
“My IE Life” in 3 lessons: (1) Don’t be afraid to ask for support because
people are very willing to help you. (2) Mahirap man sa umpisa pero it’s all
worth it. And lastly, (3) Think outside the box, do your own research, and
apply to see if the ideas are effective.
Hooray! Thank
you sa overwhelming support ng aking parents, the whole family and relatives! I am
now an Industrial Engineer!!!
III. 2012: The Turning Point of My Life
When I
graduated in college way back March 2012, I was very happy! Talagang feel na
feel ko na ang magiging tawag sakin na Engr. Christine Jennifer A. Dimaliuat.
With pride and honor pa kasi pinaghirapan ko lahat ng yan. And happy din ako na
I graduated on time and didn’t have to take summer classes anymore. At least
matatapos na din ang pagpapaaral sa akin ni Daddy (dahil siya ang nagpaaral
saming tatlong magkakapatid. Thank you!).
I remember bago
pa man kami mag march, na-i-imagine ko na agad na I’m already working sa aking
favorite company na pag-applyan, which is “Kraft Foods”. Sadly, wala ng
available position for me after graduation. So sabi ko, “Ayoko na muna
magtrabaho. Gusto ko na muna mag vacation for 2 months.” Feeling ko kasi that
time na student pa din ako having summer vacation ng April at May. Haha!
Because I was
very clear na ayoko pang magwork last April at May 2012, I supported Kuya and
joined a Network Marketing company. For me, this was my first time to
experience “actively selling” to people and/or recruiting people to do the
business. Kasi when I was still studying, nag-loading station lang ako sa mga
classmates ko and their family/friends (Sabi kasi ng family ko, ako na lang daw
magpaload sa classmates ko para mas mabilis and I don’t have to call pa sa
kanila sa bahay para lang dito).
When I formally
entered the Sales Industry through Network Marketing, I was bombarded with a
lot of challenges! “Bakit mo ko pagbebentahin eh Engineer ako?”, “Ayoko magbenta!”, “Ayoko
ng ako ang naghahabol ng clients”, “Anong iisipin ng mga Professors ko na Cum
Laude pa naman ako tapos I will not use my degree?”, “Anong iisipin ng mga
classmates ko nung college about me?”, “Sayang naman ang galing ko na nadevelop
sa pagtake ng Industrial Engineering”, “Anong isipin ng mga Tito, Tita,
Grandparents, Cousins ko sa Father’s side?”, “Anong sasabihin ni Daddy? Umaasa
pa naman siya na may susunod sa footsteps niya.” Hayyyy nakakapagod nung
mga panahon na yan because all I cared about was what will other people think
and say about me.
From there I
started acknowledging the people living in our house, extended family kami. (I live
with my Lola’s Ancestral House (mother’s side) together with my mom, 2
brothers, uncles, aunts and cousins. My parents “formally” separated nung mag 2nd
year High School pa lang ako – that’s Year 2004). All the people sa mother’s
side never failed to support me all the way kung ano man ang gawin ko sa buhay
ko. Kaya sabi ko nun, andyan naman si Kuya, supported naman ako nila Mommy, so
ituloy-tuloy ko na lang and never mind what other people will say. Ang catch pa
dito before, Daddy didn’t know what I was doing (na I’m doing sales and not
applying for an IE job).
Now I was pumped
up na to continue my journey. However, there I faced series of rejections from
my College friends and High School friends when I was inviting them to do the
business. Yung mga close friends ko naman, pinagbigyan naman nila ako because
may na-build ng relationship. (Thank you guys!)
Hindi ako
tumigil. And sa kaka-approach ko ng mga friends ko through texts, calls at
Facebook, I was able to sold P15,000 worth of products for 2 days. Happyng
happy ako that time kasi hindi pa ako naka-receive ng ganyang amount of money
within 2 days! (Though I saved about P30,000 to P40,000 until my graduation
dahil sa loading business na din at allowance. Thank God kasi I was able to
successfully learn how to manage my money at age 18). Eye-opener yang specific
incident na yan for me kasi napaisip ako na, “Kung kikita ako ng P15,000 every
2 days or P7,500 everyday dahil lang magsisipag ako, eh di ang yaman-yaman ko
na! Mas malaki pa ang kikitain ko than to work as an Industrial Engineer.”
From that
specific event, I decided not to enter the corporate world anymore. #NeverBeenEmployed
Pagka-graduate
ko nung college, na-burn out ako
after kong gawin ang Network Marketing business because hindi ito ang gusto
kong gawin forever. Paulit-ulit kasi ang ginagawa and na-bored na ako. Gusto ko
na lang magkulong sa kwarto. Puro palabas na lahat ng money ko na naipon kasi I
was not motivated anymore. Walang drive internally kasi hindi naman ako
breadwinner. Kahit hindi ako magtrabaho, buhay naman ako because our parents
and relatives can still be able to provide for us.
Tapos when I
checked my wallet, I was shocked. Since I was not moving forward with my life,
nakita ko na P500.00 na lang natitira kong pera. Nagkulong ako sa kwarto ko at
nag-isip. Sa isip-isip ko, “Kung lalabas ako ulit at gagastusin ang P500.00,
mauubos na pera ko. Kung hindi ko naman iri-risk na gastusin ito, lalo namang walang
potential na lumaki ito.” There I decided to just risk the P500.00 and believe
na babalik din ang lahat ng ito.
Then one day,
we have a scheduled Personal Mastery Seminar called Discovery (that was I think
June 2 and 3, 2012). This was arranged by the owner of the Network Marketing Company
we’re connected, Ms. Cynthia Gavile. I attended this with my older brother and
Discovery was the trigger that changed my life.
At the end of
Discovery, my biggest WIN was I was able to have DREAMS. Before kasi hindi ako naniniwala sa mga ito. Kaya siguro
wala ding nangyayari kasi ako pinaka-unang kumokontra sa “what’s possible”.
From there,
nag-enjoy ako kakaattend ng mga Personal Mastery Seminars facilitated by the
world-class Life Coach, Russ Juson. Mula Discovery (Level 1), I attended
immediately yung Breakthrough (Level 2), all the way to Abundance (Level 3).
Kung ano ang mga Levels 1 to 3 na ito, just text, call or PM me on Facebook,
and I’ll share it with you and how it changed my life.
Personal
Mastery Seminars brought me to where I am today and the reasons why I’m already
enjoying and living an EXTRAORDINARY
LIFE!
Here’s the
video I’ve created to summed up the turning point of life (2012). Please click this link
to watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhsM1FfXa48
“Way
back June 2012, the year of my graduation, I really don't know what to do. I
really don't know what do I WANT in my life. I really don't know where do I see
myself 5, 10, 20 years from now. I hated that question so much! Because back
then, I was only living in the NOW without thinking of the future like
"BAHALA NA", "DI KO ALAM". All I know was I wanted to rest
and to have a vacation for at least 2 months after those 5 gruelling years of
studying in college. During that year, I experienced confusion, frustration and
depression. I SHUT DOWN! That was the lowest point of my life. Thank God it
didn't last long because I CHOSE TO PICK MYSELF UP AND NEVER GIVE UP ON ME.
Then people start coming into my life, people who see my greatness and people
who care enough to tell me, "YOU DESERVE YOUR DREAMS." (You know who
you are) I WILL ALWAYS BE GRATEFUL THAT YOU ARE PART OF MY LIFE. I have grown
this much because of your LOVE. Today, I am the BETTER VERSION OF ME and I can
say, "I USED TO DREAM ABOUT THE LIFE I'M LIVING NOW."
IV. Why Real Estate?
From loading
station business (Globe, Sun Cellular and SMART) to Network Marketing business,
I also tried selling cellphone cases sa Facebook. Pero just like the past
businesses na pinasok ko, hindi ko din tinuloy kasi “nakakapagod”. I didn’t see
myself doing it forever.
Dumating din
ang time na napagod ako kasi ako lang lahat ang nagawa ng mga activities to
earn. As an Industrial Engineer, we value doing the things in SMART ways. Kung
anong mas makakadali gawin sa isang task. We focus on creating maximum results
in minimum costs. Kaya sabi ko, ayoko ng ganung businesses. Gusto ko nagagamit
yung Mathematical Skills and Managerial Skills ko.
Through the
Abundance Program (Level 3 of the Personal Mastery Courses), I was able to join
the Real Estate Industry. Kasi ang Professional Goal ko lang dyan (Abundance is
a performance coaching program) is to “venture into a new field that will give
money in my pocket in the future”.
Why Real Estate? Maliban sa nasa Real
Estate na si Kuya, gusto ko kasi nag-cocompute ako. Yung nagagamit ang isip ko,
the way we were trained way back in college. Para naman may challenge. Yun
lang. Ganun lang kasimple ang reason ko before.
Basta clear
lang ako na ayoko na pumasok pa sa employment and naniwala ako na through Real
Estate, mas mabilis kong mare-reach ang mga dreams ko (ito naman ang mga
natutunan ko din sa mga Personal Mastery Seminars I’ve attended).
V. My Early Challenges
One of the
biggest challenges that I faced when I entered the Real Estate Industry was the
belief na “Hindi ko kaya magbenta ng Real Estate” (I AM NOT CAPABLE).
Kasi mula sa 3 digits na presyo ng binebenta ko to 5 digits, pano ako
magbebenta ng 6 digits and up? That’s my question to myself.
Very clear lang
ako na hindi na ako magttrabaho kaya whatever happen, naka-stick pa ko sa Real
Estate kahit na mahirap na naman ang umpisa. Matigas ang ulo ko noong bago ako
with regards to posting ads. Yes, I didn’t follow what the successful Real
Estate Sales Professionals ng DRIVEN were saying. Pero once I surrendered in
posting ads, I started to have inquiries and eventually learned the art of Real
Estate Selling. Experience pa din is the key once I backed myself up with
Knowledge and Skills.
2nd
challenge was the low level of Adversity Quotient (AQ). (If you want to have full
explanation regarding AQ, I can also share it with you.) Mabilis akong mag give
up at maapektuhan ng environment ko before. So konting negativity lang ang
masagap ko, nawawala ako sa momentum. Kaya tuloy I looked into myself and the
people I surround myself with. Because the 5 persons I spend most of the time
with dictates the average income na possible kong kitain. (And they also affect
our thinking – “Hang around only with people who are going to lift you higher”).
And my 3rd
challenge was my deepest why. Why am I doing this? Since I’m not a
breadwinner, nasanay ako before na okay lang kahit di agad ako kumita. Total sa
isip-isip ko, wala namang dependent sakin. Pero the moment na nalaman ko na ang
motivation ko that will help me move forward in life, excited na excited ako!
My dream is to
TRAVEL AROUND THE WORLD WITH MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS. And onti-onti ko na syang
finufulfill ngayong 2015 (Naka 3 countries na ko as of June 2015).
VI. Finally! Success!
Success!!!
After committing to the system (which is working for years already for DRIVEN
Marketing Group Inc.), finally dumating na din ang FIRST SALE ko last January 23, 2013. This is one of the memorable
dates for me because this is a validation that I AM CAPABLE. Sinabi ko sa
sarili ko, “Kaya ko pala magbenta ng Real Estate. Ang galing-galing ko talaga!”
I was affirmed by my family and co-Drivenites. Super saya ko talaga nyan! I
will always cherish that moment. BUTI NA LANG hindi ako nag-give up. BUTI NA
LANG tinuloy-tuloy ko lang. BUTI NA LANG sinunod ko na ang mga sinasabi ng mga
successful people dito sa Real Estate at dahil dyan, I didn’t have to reinvent
the wheel.
Because of that
specific incident, tumaas ang confidence ko to do this business. Pagkagising ko
at bago ako matulog, I will post ads and/or update my ads. Then in the middle
of the day, it’s either I will go out for a tripping OR attend a Product
Knowledge Seminar (PKS) by the developer/Site-Orientation/training in DRIVEN. I
DID THIS MONDAY TO SUNDAY when I was a newbie! (Joke nga ni Manong Guard sa
isang project, “perfect attendance” daw ako sa site kasi 7 days a week ako
nagttripping. Haha!)
Nakapag-create
ako ng DRIVEN habit na effective for me kaya 6 months after my first sale, I
was shocked when I was awarded as one of the TOP 15 ALL-TIME SELLERS of Driven Marketing Group Inc., having P36 Million Sales (I did this for 6
months as a newbie – no knowledge in Real Estate AT ALL). KAYA KO NAMAN PALA!
While I’m still
learning the basics of Real Estate Selling, I passed the board exam and became
a Licensed Real Estate Broker last
April 2013. Since I took time to grow myself for 1 year (2012-2013), where I
attended a lot of Personal Mastery Seminars, I was able to train myself so hard
and eventually increase my value as a person. Wala man akong kinita for 1 year
since graduation (I even borrowed more or less P100,000.00 from my parents and
relatives to INVEST HEAVILY ON MYSELF for all the seminars I’ve attended), what
I really earned was yung learning ko about myself and my life.
Finally! On May
17, 2013, dumating na din ang FIRST CHECK ko around P6,000+ for selling real
estate properties and helping Filipinos have their dream home. Hindi pa every
month ako nagkaroon ng cheke nyan since nagsisimula pa lang naman ako. Dahil I
programmed myself na Real Estate is for long-term (usually 2 years pa daw in
the business para maging monthly na ang cheke), na I won’t be able to have
income agad pag nagreserve si client (coz we’re NOT a Reservation Agent),
nag-stick lang ako sa structure and JUST DO IT.
By December
2013, DRIVEN Annual Awards Night, I was awarded as TOP 4 SELLER for the fiscal
year 2012 to 2013. Super saya ko nung panahon na yan. I will always remember
the times na I was doubting myself kung kakayanin ko ba ito at iniisip ang mga
sasabihin ng lahat ng tao sa paligid ko, pero ngayon, napatunayan kong KAYA KO BASTA GUGUSTUHIN KO. Sabi nga
di ba, “Do what you love” and if you cannot do it, “Love what you do.”
I was able to climb my way to success! I
already have a handful of salespersons under my team nung panahon na yan. And
what I did was to journey WITH them. I am learning and they are also learning.
I have experienced being a FULL-TIME SALESPERSON. I have experienced a lot of
negative feedbacks. I have experienced clients na super demanding, masungit,
magulo kausap and all! I have experienced malipasan ng gutom during tripping. I
have experienced hindi siputin ng client na sinabing pupunta siya. I have
experienced magpalipat na ng client sa bagong bahay nila (because from inquiry
to after sales ang duty namin). LAHAT NA! Thank you sa lahat ng mga experiences na
yan. BUTI NA LANG nangyari sila at dahil dyan HUMABA ANG PASENSYA KO at NATUTO
AKONG MAGING COMPASSIONATE LALO TO A LOT OF PEOPLE. BUTI NA LANG dahil ngayon,
I HAVE STORY TO TELL. I didn’t happen overnight. It happened over time.
VII. Doing Real Estate for GOOD
Tulad ng lagi
kong sinasabi sa mga friends ko, “Kung yayaman ako, gusto ko SAMA-SAMA TAYO!”
I already took
the biggest risk of not going to employment even if I graduated as an
Industrial Engineer with flying colors. I already experienced to enjoy life as
YOUNG as possible. And more than that, here in Real Estate Industry (through DRIVEN
Marketing Group Inc.), it is where I first experienced the TRUE MEANING OF SUCCESS, where SUCCESS
is equal to Financial Rewards plus Fulfillment (where Fulfillment comes from Giving).
All my life
I’ve been receiving (receiving love, money, time etc. from my family and
relatives). As I immersed myself in the Service Industry (Real Estate), dito ko
naranasan na ang sarap pala ng feeling of GIVING to other people. Every time I
will consummate a sale (I’m endorsing all my clients to my co-agents), I’m so
happy kasi I know 3 individuals ang natutulungan ko namely: CLIENTS, DRIVENITES
(my co-agents) and eventually MYSELF. Punung-puno ang puso ko seeing Filipinos
na matupad ang kanilang dream na magkaroon ng sariling bahay, my co-Drivenites
na kumita ng money through my endorsed clients, and myself – Enjoying FREEDOM
and Celebrating LIFE. I was able to fill myself up way back 2013 (where I
became part of Top Sellers kaya nakapag-ipon ako para sa sarili ko) kaya mas
madali na sakin magbigay sa iba.
My life is
still a work in progress but I’m so happy seeing better results in my Health,
Relationship, Wealth and especially, LIFE
PURPOSE. Ang TOP OF MIND ko na lang ngayon is to TAKE CARE OF ALL MY SALESPERSONS AS I SEE THEM CAPABLE OF REACHING
THEIR DREAMS THROUGH THIS REAL ESTATE CAREER. As of the moment kasi, hindi
naman ako breadwinner, unlike most of my salespersons, so sabi ko hinding-hindi
ako papayag na di sila kikita dito. I don’t want na kung ano man ang status
nila ngayon sa buhay nila ay maging ganyan pa din 3, 5, 10 years from now. Kaya I continuously grow myself by attending a lot of seminars, reading books,
attending workshops, listening to audio books PARA SA KANILA. Kailangan ko mag-grow so that I can lead them and
lift them higher.
What’s
effective sa leadership ko is CARE.
Care is a verb, not a noun. I care for people. I care for their families. I
care for their dreams na maging reality. Lahat ng pwede kong gawin at
maitutulong ko sa kanila, I will give. Kasi I know God is fair enough to bless
me as I bless other people.
True enough,
nagbunga ang lahat ng ito because I CARED
ENOUGH. I’m very proud that in my journey of being a Real Estate Broker, I
was able to multiply myself as I develop all my salespersons. The products of this are my 2 high-caliber Real Estate
Professionals in the names of Iryne Canonigo and Rovin Tacuyog, who were
awarded as Top 1 and Top 2 respectively of DRIVEN Marketing Group Inc. last
December 2014. I’m fulfilled seeing both of them being part of the
Millionaire’s Club (earning at least P1M per year) and onti-onting nabili ang
mga dreams nila. Kung last 2013, I was so happy being part of the Top Sellers,
last 2014 (same Annual Awards Night), I was teary-eyed na parang proud parent
as I see my kids went up the stage to get their awards as the fruit of their
labor.
Ngayon, I'm very clear that I WANT TO HAVE 20 SALESPERSONS EARNING AT LEAST 1 MILLION PESOS PER YEAR. More than the money are the dreams na mabibili nila at mae-experience through that. More than the money are the lives that will be changed because of that.
Ngayon, I'm very clear that I WANT TO HAVE 20 SALESPERSONS EARNING AT LEAST 1 MILLION PESOS PER YEAR. More than the money are the dreams na mabibili nila at mae-experience through that. More than the money are the lives that will be changed because of that.
Sinong hindi
magagalak if you can help Filipinos na magkaroon ng bahay and kasabay na maging
instrument na magbago ang kanilang buhay? Sinong hindi magko-commit sa ganitong
responsibility kung nakikita mong may salespersons kang ginagawa ang kanilang
best to earn here to give their families the life they deserve? Sinong hindi
magsstay for GOOD dito sa Real Estate Industry kung alam mong maraming taong umaasa
sayo dahil ikaw ang solusyon sa kanilang problema? Sinong hindi mamomotivate to
do everything you can kung alam mong ang ginagawa mo ngayon ay for your future?
Sinong hindi masasayahan sa pagtulong sa kapwa habang tinutulungan mo ang iyong
sarili? People may not understand where I am coming from. Ganun din naman ako
before. Pero…. you will understand din why ganito ako ka-PASSIONATE with my Real Estate Career / Real Estate Business if you
are already in the space of GIVING
dahil punung-puno ka na as a person.
I’m only 24
right now, pero I’m so fortunate that I was able to expose myself to a lot of Personal
Mastery Seminars ng mas maaga. Thanks to my extremely good-looking Life Coach,
Russ Juson and to my handsome Kuya, Dj Dimaliuat for journeying with me. At a
very young age, I’m so fulfilled! I’m so giving. Hindi ako ganito before!
Talagang nagbago ang buhay ko! Turning point talaga ang Year 2012 for me. Some
people binibiro pa nila ako na kung kumayod parang may pamilyang binubuhay
(Haha!).
At this very
moment, I’m about to finish my FIRST EVER BLOG POST and I’m SO PROUD of myself!
Yehey! Kayang-kaya ko naman pala! Ayan o sobrang haba na! Haha!
I already
shared with you a PIECE OF ME. And I’m continue LIVING MY LIFE to inspire more
people and show na in your own little ways, you can affect other people’s lives
– just CARE ENOUGH. Mababaw lang
kaligayahan ko. Sa maliliit na bagay, you can CELEBRATE LIFE. Kasi if you’re grateful with small things, it will
multiply. That’s what I’ve learned: to CHOOSE to BE GRATEFUL NO MATTER WHAT.
My life is not
perfect. My parents are separated but they
NEVER forget their responsibilities as our parents that’s why napalaki kami ng
maayos – FULL OF LOVE (Kudos to
Daddy and Mommy. Super love ko kayo!) BUT I know this is the perfect structure
for our family because kaming lahat ay HAPPY.
Hindi naging
madali ang journey ko, especially 2012. But super thankful ako na it ALL
happened. Hindi ko mararanasan ang ganito kasayang buhay, kung hindi ko
naranasan ang ganung paghihirap. I’m so HAPPY and FULFILLED din because I was
able to fix those things, those relationships na kailangan kong i-fix. Yun pala
ang nagho-hold back sakin to soar higher.
Kaya nga if something happened to me today, I have no regrets.
Ikaw,
if you only have 24 hours to live, WHAT are you going to do? Are you going to
LIVE THE LIFE YOU ARE LIVING NOW or ARE YOU GOING TO DO IT DIFFERENTLY?
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I’m Christine
Dimaliuat. And I’m living my life as if today is my last day. #LifeWithNoRegrets
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