The Talented Untalented

After college, I worked as an Information Officer of an online advertising company. I loved the job since I get to talk to and meet some of the executives of big corporations like the Gaisano Group of Companies, Waterfront's former go-to party place All Stars Cafe and more. You got that, I'm from Cebu. Hello fellow Cebuanos!

My work as an Information Officer was short-lived though. I began exploring the world of the call center industry where I started as a technical support representative, and eventually promoted as Quality Assurance Evaluator. It did not stop there. I moved and became a Fraud Analyst to eventually becoming a Health Care Consultant. This was where my last years in the call center industry was spent. It was a learning experience for me since I am not medically trained, but I get to learn not just medical terms but also what these terms really meant, especially when I was assigned to review and research medical conditions.

Although it was fulfilling, I still want more for myself. Not just for me but for my kids too! So, I decided to leave and became an online tutor for Japanese and Brazilian students.

It was amazing to learn languages and cultures through teaching, but I still wanted more. I ventured out to joining the challenging and equally glamorous world of real estate. This brought me to The City of Gentle People, Dumaguete City. Thanks to a broker friend and her cousin, who's a close friend of mine, @shire. Yes, she's a Steemian too!

It's an enjoyable field to learn, and I still am learning, especially when you meet new people. My call center experience was just one way of learning "real customer service". This one's another way because I get to talk to these people face to face. I am still looking for something else though. For self-fulfillment and financial stability . Did I mention I've ventured to food entrepreneurship when I introduced myself? That is right, me and my partners, including @shire, is focusing on our first food business which is currently in the works. Stay tune for the Foodcrib Southern Cuisine in Dumaguete everyone!

While I'm busy with these things, @eduard104 introduced me to Steemit. It took me a while but with the help of @shire, I've finally found my way through. I can't wait to share my stories, interests and growth with you guys!

Now, I can only hope for the best, not just for myself but for my kids too!

Thank you to all those who were part of introducing Steemit to me. To @bobiecayao for being an instrument through @eduard104. To @shire for her patience in guiding me on how to start (all winks here!). Haha! And to @surpassinggoogle for the support to all Steemians! This is every bit exciting.

Cheers!