More rituals , less transformations
Ok sa rituals and traditions, wala sa puso, wala sa gawa!
We are not describing a company or an agency, we are looking into the brand of Christianity in the Philippines. The Philippines is often...
The intriguing message of the Beatitudes
ONCE again, we are presented with the paradoxical teaching of the Beatitudes in the gospel reading of the Mass of the 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time. (cfr. Mt 5,1-12) We, of course, wonder how...
“Scaling smart: Aligning growth with core values in your startup.”
The startup journey is often characterized by rapid growth, ambitious goals, and a relentless pursuit of success. However, as startups scale, they often face the challenge of maintaining their core values. The pressure to...
Menaced reality
I pause on a video mid-scroll because the face looks familiar, the voice steady, the gestures convincing. Only later does the small label appear: AI-generated. That moment—brief, ordinary, unsettling—captures why these hyper-real photos and...
“Circular economy: Your path to zero-waste production”
In a world grappling with resource depletion and environmental degradation, the concept of a circular economy is gaining traction as a viable solution. The circular economy is a smart alternative to the traditional linear...
Paving the way (Via pavimentum)
The Philippines is in a precarious political moment, with corruption scandals and factional rivalries destabilizing governance. Whether Marcos’ election was divine intervention or political maneuvering depends on one’s perspective, but it has undeniably forced...