EP 1: Are you going to be the hero of your own life?

EP 6: Do you agree, that age is nothing but a number?

If you could relate to this, you could possibly feel this way because you see your friends or your colleagues allow their ambitions to fade away.

If you feel like your age is stopping you from experiencing a new adventure, always think that you have the wisdom from past experiences to build on any future endeavors because the truth is, you still have time to enrich your life.

EP 5: Have an Unbreakable Positive Attitude

The access we have to negativity makes it hard for even the most positive, happy people to maintain and stay optimistic. Nakakapogod.Much like how positive people can pull us up, negative people can bring us down. So we have to do our part and channel an unbreakable positive spirit, rooted in realistic thinking.

EP 4: What does it really mean to be mediocre?

A mediocre life is an unseen life. Do you really want to live like that?

If you wanted to make something out of a boring, "pwede na" life, you gotta work to the best of your ability. Work on all the wellness of the different parts of your life.

think, that mediocrity is unacceptable and simply not an option. Avoiding it should be one of your highest guiding principles! We must strive for greatness at all costs.

EP 3: Creating a Path Towards Your Purpose

The principle of the North Star works as a fantastic analogy in the different areas of life, be it in your career, businesses, or in your relationships. It’s a reminder of our deepest core values. Metaphorically speaking, your North Star is your personal mission statement. It's a fixed destination that you can depend on in your life as the world changes around you.

EP 2: Toxic Positivity: Remedy Hardships through Genuine Optimism

Toxic positivity is the belief that no matter how difficult a situation is, people should maintain a positive mindset. ... And while there are benefits to being optimistic and engaging in positive thinking, toxic positivity instead rejects difficult emotions in favor of a cheerful, usually fake positive appearance. We default to "bahala na" as a passive affirmation, to deal with things later as they unfold.