What are the problems of today's youth? How can we have a deeper relationship with them? More questions about Gen Z and Gen Alpha were answered on this episode of the podcast!
Read MoreDeciding whether to continue helping your extended family financially when you already have your own family to support is a complex and personal decision. It involves balancing your responsibilities towards your immediate family (spouse, children) with your desire to assist your extended family (parents, siblings, etc.).
Read MoreAnswered a question from our community about not having kids and being a "DINK" nowadays!
Read MoreJoin me as I explore the art of living gently, prioritizing family, cultivating love, and finding happiness in the simple pleasures of everyday life.
Read MoreBut before we get into the serious conversation - what do you guys think about eyelash extensions?
Read MoreWhy should we celebrate Holy Week? What happened on those days? Why call it “Good Friday” or “Maundy Thursday?” We invited Pastor Zuriel from yesHEis to talk about these and more!
Read MoreHow can we love difficult people especially our family members? Should we cut them off? Should we share the Word of God to them? If yes, then how? We answer these and more on this episode of the podcast with Ting Sindiong, in partnership with yesHEis!
Read MoreHappy Valentine's Day! This episode is kind of heavy but hopefully can help you guys with the same problem with our letter sender.
Read MoreOn this third installment of #AskTheTrivinos, our letter sender Camille is asking us how to deal with the pressure of not having any savings in our 20s.
Read MoreOn this second installment of #AskTheTrivinos, our letter sender Ara asked us how to say “no” and make different decisions without sounding selfish.
Read MoreNew series on the podcast where Juancho and I answer a question from our #AdultingwithJoycePring community. On this episode, our sender, Angela asked us on how to know if we’re in the right process of healing.
Read MoreGot the opportunity to moderate yesHEis’ community night with Pastor Mike Yap, Pastor Franco Ferrer, Pastor Marty Ocaya, and Michelle Sindiong where we discuss ways to share the Gospel with our friends, loved ones and even strangers.
Read MoreIt's a time where we embrace new beginnings, fresh possibilities, and seek God's guidance for the days ahead.
Read MoreHow is “giving” related to Christmas? What is Christmas really all about? What traditions should we have during this season? A special podcast episode with Pastor Franco Ferrer as we discuss these and more!
Read MoreDo you agree that there is a fine line between these two? On this episode, Juancho and I talk about the pitfalls of people-pleasing and practical strategies to have a healthy balance between both.
Read MoreWhat does “sandwich generation” mean? Are you one of the people that feels the squeeze? Join me on this episode as I break down its meaning and what are the things we can do about it.
Read MoreHow can we better deal with our generational traumas? How does these affect many aspects of our life especially our relationships with others? What are ways we can do to break the cycle? Juancho and I will answer these and more on this episode of the podcast!
Read MoreDo you struggle with self-doubt or feelings of inadequacy? If so, this is for you. On this episode, I discuss 5 simple yet effective strategies for boosting self-confidence and overcoming limiting beliefs.
Read MoreHow can we achieve our dream life realistically? What should be the first thing to do when finding our purpose? From defining our dreams to taking actionable steps, we are joined by Lavendaire to help us pave our own path towards living our dream lives.
Read MoreVerbal abuse happens in several environments and can take many different forms that we might not be aware of. On this episode, I’m joined by Ms. Sheema-Bajana Samson, Executive Director of Gender Watch Against Violence and Exploitation (GWAVE) to help us understand what verbal abuse looks like, its harmful effects, and how we can speak out against it to help victims. Words can hurt, but they can also heal
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