February 16, 2021
How to Spice Up Your Travel: Best Tips for the Perfect Romantic Getaway
February 10, 2021
Moving To Your New Home, It's Important To Get Things In Order
February 9, 2021
The Outdoor Life At Home - Build An Alfresco Kitchen
February 8, 2021
10 Men’s Fashion Tips & Tricks For 2021
February 1, 2021
4 Backyard Activities You Can Do with your Family To Combat Quarantine Boredom
January 10, 2021
Filipino Food Re-Imagined at Soleras
Creativity is something that Filipinos don’t lack and it’s evident in a so many ways. And yes, even though this pandemic or even in toughest times. Especially when it comes to food, need I say more about turning pandesal into different flavors, all the baked sushi variants etc. We never stop reimagining nor reinventing especially with Filipino cuisine.
Recently, I visited this very unique and newly opened restaurant in Banawe, Quezon City called ๐๐จ๐ฅ๐๐ซ๐๐ฌ. This restaurant screams nothing but being unique. Why? First, it’s inside a store that sells hardware and construction tools & products. If women make their boyfriends/husbands wait when they go shopping, let’s just say the table would be turned this time around. But women who will accompany their significant others who’s busy looking at tools won’t be bored, and they can just try out the food that Soleras is offering. Of course, you can bring the whole family too!
January 7, 2021
What Should You Do With Your Valuables When You Travel?
January 6, 2021
Sakura Hanami - Maginhawa QC
January 2, 2021
NEW WORLD MAKATI HOTEL REOPENS CAFร 1228 WITH AN ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT FEAST
December 30, 2020
Practical Tips to Help You Avoid Burnout While Working From Home
The global pandemic notwithstanding, more and more people are negotiating for more flexible working hours, which often means remote working and a lot of working from home. For any employee, the level of flexibility therein accorded is something short of a dream come true. While it might not be an option that works for everyone, it’s an arrangement that’s now preferred by most employers, and most people who preferred the order of commutes to and from work and getting things done by a specific time have had to get on with the way things are now.
But even with the flexibility and the extra layer of freedom that comes from working from home, one thing is clear – more than ever, the risk of burnout is at a high. And with burnout, there’s the drop in productivity, which only harms a company’s bottom line, not to mention individual health. So, how do we go about it? How do you draw the line between work and non-work tasks, personal and professional lives? With your afternoons blending with the evening and the weekdays blending with your weekends, and consequently a very little sense of time off, how do you keep up or maintain your flow, mental, emotional, and physical wellbeing? And more importantly, how do you balance work and family without burning out completely?








