Working your way around the business scene is a hard but rewarding experience. Creating and innovating your ideas while building your brand is a long term adventure. Either you’re someone handling your family’s business or looking to be the first of many generations to establish a business, a little piece of advice will always come in handy no matter the situation.
We invited Evangeline Hayco Ugarte, a triathlete and an entrepreneur. Aside from being an athlete she also handles her family’s business. She talks about the Grid, and how her dad never gave up on them in order to enlighten her to go into the business world.
In this episode, Evangeline opens up about generational businesses, creating long term goals, the Grid, and appreciating feedback. Being a person managing a family business, she expands on what it means to be a custodian of your own business and training the next generation in order to establish a concrete foundation.
Join us as we explore the world of generational business and how Evangeline has navigated through the ups and downs of being at the center of one. If you’re curious about creating a business through a long term and generational perspective then this episode is something you shouldn’t miss!
The journey towards success shouldn’t be a lonely road. Being an entrepreneur or aspiring business owner can have a lot of challenges but your personal journey towards achieving your goals shouldn’t be a lonely one. Having peers that you can connect and interact with is important not only to your mental health but also to your growing network of connections.
We invited Rachel Arandilla, a creative entrepreneur and ardent traveler. She dabbles in travel writing, business, and creative marketing. As someone who interacts with people and shares stories, she expands on “tribes” and how connecting with others in terms of interests can help you form bonds that last for a long time.
In this episode, Rachel talks about Story Nights, finding your own tribe, and Cebu. She also stresses the importance of creating a community, being involved, and being present as a way to improve one’s self. Her ideas on being a creative while also being in business, and marrying the two together, gives us a view on how she’s made it this far in life.
Join us as we go into the world of modern tribes, where social media and having a solid community can bring about a change in your life. Whether you’re interested in business, the creative scene, or just want to tune in to a fun podcast, this episode is something you shouldn’t miss!
Are you a small business owner or an aspiring entrepreneur? Creating a personal brand is not an easy process. Learning how to build your name from the bottom up usually takes a lot of time, effort, and capital. But in the bustling online age, digital marketing is crucial to the growth and survival of your business.
We invited Brian Padilla, an entrepreneur and digital marketing trainer. His experiences travelling locally and internationally has given him proper insight on what digital marketing can do for individuals who seek to improve their businesses.
He has worked with several entrepreneurs and real estate professionals throughout his career and has made it his life goal to impart knowledge to those who seek to boost their own brand.
In this episode, we talked about digital marketing and the impact it has made on the entrepreneurial and real estate scene. Improving one’s branding is an important part of the trade, and Brian shared his ideas on how you can take charge of your personal branding; even with financial constraints and personal doubts.
Join us as we venture into the many possibilities of digital marketing. Whether you’re someone completely new to the business scene or not, this episode will help you navigate through the inner workings of the online marketing scene. And hopefully by the end, you too can build your own mindset and be encouraged to get started on your business’ online presence.
Today's guest is Jason Dulay, VA Bootcamp and Coffeeshop.ph. He is also the creator of the Facebook group FreeLancers in the Philippines (FLIP). To date, he has helped hundreds of Filipinos find jobs online so they can spend quality time with their family.
Jason is also a mentor at Work from Home Roadmap where he provides tips, tutorials, education, inspiration, and motivation to Filipinos so they’ll become an economic powerhouse in the field of freelancing and online work.
If you’re considering freelancing or would like to give it a try, you can’t miss today’s episode. Jason shared all you need to know so you can get your freelancing journey off to a great start!