How does working in
your pajamas, setting your own hours, having good coffee at your desk for a
change sounds like? There are lots of reasons people dream of leaving the
normal workplace and launching out to become their own boss. The perks are
great, but the work is still hard. If you're serious about being your own boss
and working from home, you can definitely do it. I was recently
invited to Chicdriven Women Empowerment Expo 2016 held at the Glorietta
Activity Center in Makati. I was able to listen to three inspiring women during the "Be Your Own Boss" Seminar sponsored by Priva Intimate Wash by PH Care.
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Priva Perfect Care 2-in-1 Feminine Wash |
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Priva Intimate Wash |
The beauty of being
your own boss is that the more you put into it, the more you really will get
out of it directly. It isn't easy forcing yourself to be organized and on top
of time management - even if you are organizing in your pajamas - but it's worth
it to reap the benefits of a business that is successful and profitable, and
gives you the freedom to take it in the direction you find most rewarding. You
may find our that the best boss you've ever worked for is you!
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Medela Co-Founder/Proprietor Sharleen Cu-Unjieng |
With the ‘chic driven’
woman in mind, the said expo intended to “share, inspire, and empower women to
truly have it all.” The recently concluded Chicdriven Expo was packed with
various activities, booths, and workshops all intended to help women amplify
the awesomeness of their lives. I specifically liked the special segment called
“How to Attract The (Perfect) Life and Love You Want” held last Sunday, July
17. Source speakers for that afternoon were Sharleen Cu-Unjieng of the renowned
baby-friendly brand Mustela, Aisa Mijeno of Sustainable Alternative Lighting
(SALT), and Go Negosyo Awardee Michelle Asence Fontelera of Zen Zest all shared
their beginnings, learnings and how they have overcome the obstacles of being
their own boss.
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Founder inventor, Salt Aisa Mijeno |
Engineer and inventor Aisa Mijeno spoke about
her visions, innovations and inventions and how it has helped changed the lives
of an entire community. She also mentioned that while becoming a boss of your
own business is a very good idea, there’s a different satisfaction when you’re
able to help transform the lives of others as well. She notes the likes of
Bayani Brew, Rags to Riches as well as other youths that has helped a lot of
other people while earning as social entrepreneurs.
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Host Gelli with Zen Zest President/CEO Michelle Asence-Fontelera |
Fontelera also discussed how she has started her own business
even before she even got married. For only about 350 thousand pesos, her
passion for perfume and different scents has brought her to where she is now.
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Question and answer with the source speakers |
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Aisa Mijeno, Michelle Fontelera and Sharleen Cu Unjieng |
Aside from the awesome and inspiring talks, the Priva booth at the said expo was just as equally exciting. We were given Priva goodies there and there was also a free photobooth where guests can bring home their photos as remembrance.
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Purple Plum Fairy tries the Priva Photo Booth |
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Purple Plum Fairy with fellow blogger Macy Santos of www.lavishlyparsimonious.blogspot.com |
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"Be Your Own Boss" Speakers: Aisa Mijeno, Michelle Fontelera, Sharleen Cu Unjieng and host Gelli |
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