Choosing to live in the past or the future not only robs you of enjoyment today, but it also robs you of truly living.

Finding meaning is living in the present moment

Viktor Frankl, author of the famed “Man’s Search For Meaning,” once said, “Man’s main concern is not to gain pleasure or to avoid pain but rather to see a meaning in his life.”

Embracing A Meaningful Life

We are pushed to a point where we value material things over people. We forget that things and money are supposed to be used, not loved. They should serve us, not control us as if they are our masters.

People are loved, not used; things are used, not loved

WITH Pope Francis’, a.k.a. “Lolo Kiko”, declaration of last Sunday (July 25) as World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly, this piece is modestly offered in honor of our beloved grandfathers and grandmothers, or elderly parents.

Grandparents And The Elderly Are Loved, Not Despised

“Yes, just as life has its joys, it has also its struggles. But focusing more on the struggles can rob you of pure and simple joys of daily living.”

Life’s Pure And Simple Joys

What’s the difference between mistake and failure?



Be not afraid of mistakes, failure, or what you don’t know

“As long as you are alive, you are free to choose. Hence, with the virtue of hope, you can choose not to give up but to go on forward; you can choose not to quit but to keep on trying; you can choose not to rely on yourself but to pray for God’s help to “make the impossible possible”. Because in the “godness and goodness” of God, nothing is impossible.”

As Long As You Live, There Is Hope

KNOWLEDGE, skills, and attitude or KSA are the component faculties of employee competency, determinant of work performance and organizational growth or development.

Attitude over knowledge and skills for success in work

        Is the so-called “nuclear family” now a thing of the past? Are our families, touted as society’s backbone and last frontier, coming apart at the seams?

Forgiveness Resides In The Family, Society’s Last Frontier

The Greek philosopher, Socrates, once said, “An unexamined life is not worth living.”

The Four L’s of Life: To Live, Learn, Love, and Laugh

The Inspired & Blessed column by OpinYon News columnnist, Bob Acebedo.

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