Wanna join us when we shoot the video sessions of our speakers? If yes then great! Because we're opening our makeshift studio - VJ's bachelor's pad (kasi bachelors lang lagi ang andun haha) - to Buffs out there who want to meet and greet with our speakers. We thought that this would be a good idea to push through with since we know that people who watch our sessions are the go-getter, live-to-the-fullest kind of dudes and dudettes that are just dying to meet interesting, passionate and like-minded people. So for those interested in this offer, we'll be opening up our shoots to a maximum of 5 people per shoot. If you're interested, click on the title and read on :)

“It’s just another manic Monday.” Popular culture has demonized Monday so much symbolizing the unending cycle of work. The end of another weekend means that the beginning of the workweek is at hand. And so most people the world over hate Mondays with a passion. But not for those who do what they love. To them, any day is the same, because simply doing what they enjoy provides them happiness that no financial reward can buy. And with only 28,000 days in the average human lifespan, why hate those 4,000 Mondays when it is just as good as any other day to do what you love, and in so doing, not do a single day of “work” in your life?

“Remember, you were born a hero.” In these trying times, we always look at what’s wrong with the world, always ready to pin the blame on others. Sometimes on ourselves, we wallow in self-pity, thinking that there’s nothing we can do to improve our situation. But Pia Nazareno-Acevedo’s reminder is that we were all born heroes, telling us that we were destined for greater things – if only we would gather our courage and make our life happen. Watch the video and get a potent jolt of re-energy, a shot of pure encouragement toward self-betterment. And start learning how to write emails “from the Philippines” too.

Ever regret going through an experience you had? Why you took managment instead of interior design, why you said yes to a venture partner instead of another, or why you said “yes” to a complete asshole? We all have those regrettable experiences. Some may want to totally forget it, whereas others accept it and use it to their advantage. In this WBW, we took a step back looked at how “The Board” grew, with the Buffs and the EB speakers contributing their one-liner messages as symbolic culminations of their experiences as entrepreneurs.