Listening to the Child Within
There is a certain irony in adulthood. We spend our childhoods longing to grow up to avoid those afternoon siestas, yet when we finally arrive, …
Living The Life
From Projection to Presence: Learning to Walk Faithfully into the Future, One Step at a Time
August is a tough month for me. It’s when I celebrate my birthday, and like most people who hover somewhere in their early-to-mid-thirties, I find …
Drifting Through New Family Shifts
They say no two births are the same and that every child brings with them a different rhythm, a different stretch of grace, and a …
Hong Kong Adventure: Quick Tips for Traveling with a Toddler
Travel with a toddler, especially internationally, can be a rewarding experience filled with unforgettable memories. However, it also comes with unique challenges that require careful …
Hong Kong Travel: Balancing Work, Play, and Discovery
Traveling with a toddler while juggling work commitments can seem daunting, but our recent family trip to Hong Kong proved that it’s possible to create …
Shift Below the Surface: My Coron Free Dive Story
In the last couple of weeks, I’ve been busy facilitating growth mindset workshops at work, as a learning & development practitioner. I didn’t know that …
A Tropical Escape: Healing, Celebrations, and Toddler Shenanigans in Puerto Princesa
Setting the Scene It was our favorite month of October, Dhindin and I, now with Dale embarked on a soul-soothing escapade back to the shores …
Thriving WFH Parents: Practical Tips in Juggling Work and Parenting
After posting my recent blog on our experience as full time work-from-home parents, we got more questions like “So, how do you actually make it …
Working From Home with a Toddler
First of all, we are grateful that we are blessed with this work setup. But, oh goodness – it is no piece of cake! Working …
Much Needed Break at Boracay: First Travel as a Family
As a first-time dad, I have always dreamed of creating unforgettable experiences with my family. Our recent trip to Boracay, Philippines was a dream come …