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jessa

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Everyday Stories, Lived

Work

  • Playing catch-up

    Being sidetracked with problems you never anticipated keeps you from getting things done. And playing catch-up doesn’t feel good, especially when trying to do the things you have missed for a couple of days. Read more

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  • How to live through the day without a phone?

    Actually, I never thought about it until my phone failed to boot up one day. It wasn’t like the phone had been showing signs of system failure. No. It just decided to stop working, and there was nothing I could do about it. Okay, perhaps all the accidental drops (like how it fell from six… Read more

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  • The relationship network

    Have you ever been in a situation where you know someone who knows someone who knows you too? If you haven’t heard about the six degrees of separation yet, here’s a short definition from Wikipedia: Six degrees of separation is the idea that all people are six or fewer social connections away from each other. As… Read more

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  • Do you want to see change?

    Then do something. I learned that it’s one thing to dream and another to do something that will help you make it happen. And often, dreaming about how something should happen is consuming. So that the more you pour your energy and emotions into it, but without actual work to make it happen, you may… Read more

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  • Have you ever felt that?

    There’s a charm that happens inside you when you travel. The kind that awakens something that’s been lulled by the routine of your mundane days. Perhaps, the change of scenery turns the switch on inside you or the people you spend your time with. If you feel like the ordinary days are sucking the life… Read more

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  • This is not a goodbye

    There are moments you just have to let go of things you ought to do. Especially when your body needs rest. And perhaps, I needed some rest. Read more

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  • Moving things forward

    It’s easy to move things forward when everyone involved heads the same way. You don’t have to tell anybody what they need to do precisely. Instead, lead by setting the goal, and it won’t be difficult for those in the team (who also hold themselves accountable) to initiate and create. Anyone always has something to… Read more

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