Happy New Year WA Family!2020 had been a tough year for all of us globally. But I have this little fire in my heart that illuminates a hope of recovery.Like my journey here in WA, not all lessons are pretty much easy but there are some that I am struggling to finish too. One example of this is the video marketing thing, I admit I am not fond of watching videos. I preferred to read than watch, so this training of video recording and editing is really a struggle on my part.But I won't give up

Merry Christmas everyone!Our Christmas celebration this year is entirely different from what we used to do since my childhood days. We are limited to a number of people to gather to celebrate together, and discourage to do the following: videoke singing, games, parties, family reunions, beaches, malling and many more.Last night at Christmas dinner, only my husband and my daughter were around, I missed all the fun and laughter of meriment of family reunion, its liveliness and gift giving. It i

When our country flooded with covid 19 that started March 2020, businesses slow down including our construction company. Total lockdown at first was a little bit okay thinking it will end sooner but as the months have passed I started to feel uneasy and worried. If this is the new normal of our lives, I have to find other means to stay on the beat. Despite of bad economy, I can proudly say that I stood up and move, here's my achievements:1. Build my retirement home - because of temporary c

Wowoo! another steps higher. When I joined WA, I was at 356k position. Today, 6 days before my 3rd month anniversary, I am now ranked at 19,300. Truly great motivation of what you love to do works. Great day ahead everyone!