Why the Philippines needs more than an anti-corruption campaign—and why genuine national transformation must go deeper. There is something deeply troubling about what is happening in our country. Almost every day, we hear about another corruption scandal, another questionable government project, another politician implicated in wrongdoing, or another public official accused of enriching himself at … Continue reading What If Corruption Is Not the Root of Our Problems?
On letting go, finding a new season, and discovering that God’s purpose doesn’t have an expiration date. One of the hardest things to accept in life is the realization that your time may have passed. Not because you have failed, not because you have nothing more to offer, and certainly not because you have become … Continue reading It’s Okay to Accept That Your Time Has Passed
Fewer Filipinos Are Marrying and Having Children For much of my professional life, I have looked at economic trends, financial indicators, and demographic data to understand where our country is headed. However, there is one particular trend that has been getting my attention lately, and I believe its implications go far beyond economics. Filipinos are … Continue reading The Future Is a Family Matter
