Teaching bad manners
When Palace Press Officer Atty. Claire Castro said that some teachers themselves teach students how to become “walang modo,” the remark immediately struck a raw nerve among educators. The statement came in the aftermath...
A Call for Preparedness
The heavy rains that recently battered Manila and caused flooding in Bulacan remind us of a painful truth: disasters do not wait for our readiness. In the Visayas, particularly Eastern Visayas, we live in...
Growing Pains: Navigating the unique challenges of family business growth
Family businesses are the backbone of many economies, contributing significantly to job creation and economic stability. However, these businesses often face unique growth challenges that stem from the intersection of family dynamics and business...
Identifying the true Christ
FALSE Christs have never struggled with confidence. They always arrive fully persuaded of their own brilliance and quite happy for everyone else to agree. Scripture, however, is noticeably less enthusiastic. It repeatedly warns that...
Fighting for pride
On February 24, 2022, Russian tanks rolled into Ukraine while missiles struck targets across the country, turning political threats into a full-scale invasion. More than four years later, the war Vladimir Putin unleashed is...
Hooked for the long haul: How subscription models impact loyalty and retention
Subscription models have exploded in popularity, transforming how we consume everything from entertainment and software to groceries and personal care products. But beyond the recurring revenue stream, how do these models actually affect consumer...