Written by Teacher Angel on June 12, 2019
Teacher’s Reflection: What Financial Freedom Feels Like?
Lessons and ReflectionsAll of us wants to be “Financially Free.” Free from stress, worry, and burdens that come with money. That’s why we work hard, right? We work on a 9-to-5 job just to earn a living for our family and be financially stable. But for how long and to what extent we need to work hard
Written by Teacher Angel on February 26, 2019
Teacher’s Reflection: How Financially “Healthy” is your Heart?
Lessons and Reflections . LifestyleIs your heart healthy? Us Millenials don’t usually ask this question in regards to our heart’s health. And I’m not talking about romantic feelings or any metaphors. Our heart is considered as one of the major internal organs in the human body. And just like what our doctors said, this muscle needs some T.L.C (tender,
Written by Teacher Angel on November 4, 2018
Teacher’s Reflection: How Sun Life Financial Make Me See Money Differently?
Lessons and Reflections . LifestyleI never have issues with money as long as I work hard and be busy making it. That’s what I thought when I was a kid. I learned to work at the age of 10, doing errands from neighbors and from manning the store of my family. From having 20 pesos income to 300 pesos
Written by Teacher Angel on October 22, 2018
Teacher Insights: Why Freelancer Need Life Insurance?
Lessons and Reflections . Teacher Insights . Teacher's InsightBeing a freelancer (working student) since college days, I know the feels of this phrase, even today: FINANCIAL INSTABILITY. I wake up every morning whether I will have my payments for my thesis requirements and see if I can still eat and provide on my own at a very young age. Now with 3 jobs
Written by Teacher Angel on October 2, 2018
Teacher’s Reflection: Why is it SO HARD to Save?
Lessons and Reflections . LifestyleFew months ago, I posted a picture with a tabulation of how a minimum wage earner can save with a 12,000 PHP/month income. Many comments and reactions sank in and say things like “unrealistic,” “too good to be true,” or “impossible.” I wonder why they say that it’s impossible to save with this amount of