Work as a TEAM

 

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Sun-Shiny Day

 

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You Decide and You Can Be

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Poetic Love

 

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Dreams are made of...

 

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Your Destiny Awaits

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Loving You Unconditionally

“Being Deeply Loved By Someone 

Gives You Strength, 

While Loving Someone Deeply 

Gives You Courage.”

-- Lao Tzu --

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Learning Lift Off

 

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The Combo P Dash 3 101

 

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Empower Yourself

 

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You're Worth It!

 

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Multiple Meaning of Words

 

These are words that can have different meanings. 
Depending on how those words are being used in the sentence. 
(Nouns - person, place or thing); 
Verbs - (something that you do. An action)

EXAMPLES:

dough
🔸 I need bread dough for my Science project this week.
🔹 Gretchen wants to see a movie with a friend, but she doesn’t have enough dough to pay for herself.

duck
🔸 The duck is determined to go to the other side of the lake.
🔹 You can duck your boat right here.

date
🔸 I have a date with a special friend tomorrow.
🔹 She likes to eat a date even though it is too sweet.

park
🔸 The dogs love to play in the park.
🔹 Mr. Jones did not park his car on the right side of the road.

watch
🔸 I want to give my wife a watch for our 25th  Wedding Anniversary.
🔹 She could not watch my little sister on Friday.

treat
🔸 I could not treat you to a brunch.
🔹 The server does not treat her right at the restaurant.

type
🔸 My boss can type 60 words per minute.
🔹 Gorje is not Alexis type. He is too fresh at first encounter.

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Wannabe More

 

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Online Selling in the New Normal

 

Everyone was not ready for the pandemic – the busy life that we have been used to suddenly stopped. Losing jobs, closing businesses, canceled flights; we all didn’t see this coming. Some people started to panic while some are doing all possible means to survive.

            According to the recent record of the Department of Labor and Employment in the Philippines, 40% of Filipino workers lost their job, 25% of them are mostly from hotels and restaurants that shut down and 15% are from small businesses. For some that have been jobless found a new start and that is online selling.  Almost everything now is available on social media - from medical supplies such as face shields and face masks to food delicacies and even plants. Online grocery shopping also is now booming since it’s very dangerous to go to the market because of the rising number of the virus positive cases every day. Business establishments that were closed also found a new way to reach their customers and that is through online selling. They just post their products on social media and deliver it right to their customer’s doorstep. The lockdown in the country is a major factor why there was a rise in Filipino online sellers - may it be a small-time seller or a big one.

During the Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) in the Philippines, Filipinos are not allowed to go outside their houses – that is when online selling became a total hit. Customers won’t have to go out to buy whatever they want, all they have to do is log in to social media and transact with the seller, the seller then contacts an authorized rider to deliver the order of the customer and the customer will pay it upon delivery. Contactless delivery is also available, where customers use their credit or debit cards to pay the seller and when the rider delivers their order, they will just leave it in a certain place. In this way, the rider and the buyer won’t have any contact which made most Filipino customers at ease and feel safe.

Online transactions didn’t stop after ECQ, it continued even after the lockdown most especially that some Filipinos are already back to work and they already have money to spend shopping. Another factor why it continued to be a hit is because of the upsurge of Filipinos that work from home who do not have time to go out anymore and finds it more convenient to order online. Apart from social media platforms, numerous online shopping applications in the Philippines have been very useful as well such as Lazada, Shopee, Foodpanda, Grabfood, etc. Online selling is a big help because malls were closed for a long time.

There were success stories of Filipinos who have been laid off from work but started selling various products online and now earning much higher than their salary before. Using social media as a platform for reaching customers has been proven effective and safe. Online selling may already be normal to other countries but not in the Philippines – not until this year. Online selling proved that the pandemic will not hinder anyone from gaining income. This just shows that as humans we never stop to be hopeful in whatever challenges we may face.

 

Contributor/Article by: JC  
Edited by: NjA 
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Growth Mindset over Fixed Mindset

 

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Doubt vs Faith

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Learning is Fun

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Make Your Mark. Know Your Passion

Don't be afraid to fail and soar high. 

It teaches you to be a better you.

😍

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Always Keep Your Feet On The Ground

Be Yourself and Love Yourself,

 but Don't Get Too Crazy.  

Dream More,

 but always stay Humble and Kind.

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Happy Social Media Day

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