How does one’s Sunday usually look like? Gathering in the office on a Sunday is not a usual thing for sure, but for the love of Diversity and Inclusion, these ERG volunteers got up early, reflected on the previous year, and had their thinking caps on as they planned 2020 away. The event was opened… Continue reading For the love of Diversity and Inclusion
Author: Miss Mars Atienza
Miss Mars is a seasoned host & eventologist, and a master trainer & coach. She tells stories for brands and people, and empowers them to find their voice. As a sucker for arts, she wishes to get hired for culture research and roam around the world. She can talk and interact for hours but can get very serious in getting quiet time with her wine and thoughts. At most occasions she goes off with Juneaue, as they fight for justice with her lasso of truth.
Staying 20/20 in 2020
And just like that, the first month of 2020 is over - as if it passed by like a blink of an eye. But with all the catastrophic events that have happened recently, we can say that January has indeed left - but did not go unnoticed. Perhaps as the fireworks blasted on New Year's… Continue reading Staying 20/20 in 2020
#keepthequillgoing
In a workshop that our writing club facilitated two years ago, one of the speakers - Mylene Enrile (content creator for Two Monkeys Travel) - mentioned about making writing a continuous habit: as "ripples make waves". It lingered to me ever since and sparked an idea of publishing a book for our club. Ambitious it… Continue reading #keepthequillgoing
A Year of Rising from the Ashes (My Year-in-Review)
Hello Lovable Earthlings, It's unbelievable how 2019 came by so fast. As we close the year, some of us may have been celebrating, some of us may still be struggling, but what's important is that we are still subsisting here on Earth to witness all the beauty and madness that this Life incessantly offers. Some… Continue reading A Year of Rising from the Ashes (My Year-in-Review)
Picking the minds of GenZ
“Your writing sounds rushed!” Seems like an editor to his writer, right? No. That was me one afternoon when Juno submitted one of his short stories. Juno is one of those kids who have a hard time answering the question, “what do you want to be when you grow up?” And for years, it was… Continue reading Picking the minds of GenZ
