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As Graduation is fast approaching I would like to share I always believe when it comes to work.

So, here it goes

There was a newly hired nurse in a prestigious hospital. Being new in the said hospital, the nurse felt a little intimidated with her colleagues because they themselves were bragging about their accomplishments and experiences in the field.
One day, she was assigned to assist one major operation. It was her first actual experience of assisting an operation. Her task was to audit the surgical instruments before and after the operation.
Before the operation, informed that he would work with a new staff, the doctor sarcastically said to her “I hope you can keep up with me.” with a grin. The nurse felt more intimidated yet more determined to do her job.
After long hours of the operation the nurse made the final count of the instruments and notice that one pair of forceps (a medicine tool for grasping an object in place) is missing. 

     “We are missing a pair of forceps doc.” Said the nurse. 

     “How? You probably made a mistake.” The doctor look irritated. 

     “It can’t be, I recounted already doc, and there is really on pair missing.” 

     “Are you saying to my face that the best doctor in this hospital has made a    mistake?” 

     “No, I’m just worried that during the operation we left it inside the body of the patient” 

     “So are you saying that we search inside the body of the patient. Ok let’s have a vote” 

Everybody in the room voted not to search for inside the patient’s body except for the new nurse. 

The doctor approached the nurse and reached something from his pocket. It was the forceps, she thought was missing. 

      “You will do good, not just in this hospital but anywhere you go. Good job!” 

They both smiled and the nurse was relieved of all her worries and gain confidence to work in the hospital.

From this hospital I learned three values of professionalism.

Integrity, the value of standing for you principles. It’s having the heart to pursue what you know is right.

The nurse could’ve agreed not search for the missing forceps to gain a good relationship among her colleagues or avoid criticisms, but she stood up for what she know is right and insisted to recover the instrument.

 As nurse it’s her duty to make sure that the operation was carried out smoothly and the patient’s safety is not compromised.

Integrity is what makes a person a  professional.

Passion, in this world make sure to put love in everything you do. This is a force that drives people to enjoy their job and share it with other people.  

The nurse in the story overcome the judging eyes of her colleagues for her passion as a nurse. It’s not what other people will say or look at you, but for her it is how she do her job that defines her.

Passion is what makes a job a profession.

Quality, is the byproduct of your integrity and passion. It is the essence of any job. It makes your work worthy for you and the people around you. Any person who has passion and integrity on their profession, will always produce quality work.

The nurse in the story, as the doctor said, would do good in any where she goes, and she did a good job.

Quality is the core of professionalism.

MY CORE

I think one of hardest things about being a woman is the way we think and changing it from time to time.

It is never easy battling with the brand of shampoo you wanna try every morning or what kind of hair you wanna pull off.

Factors that affect this would be, One, our instincts that could joggle 3 (or more) possible things that could happen  when we stick to a decision ; Two , could be our creativity that would think one good option while at the same time formulating a better one and in the process  we would eventually make a lot of options. 

Either way I think women are settling for the best. 

Even as a child I experience this picky mind , on how I see myself in the future, choosing a career to be specific. I dreamt of being a mermaid and a princess and I wanted to live with sparkle and anything beautiful,until I finally went to school and admire my teacher more than all the princesses and sea royals. I there say over them being a teacher is a better option.

I started to write on walls, think and act wholeheartedly like a teacher. Being a teacher at 9 y/o was quite hard, for I still have errands and homework to do, and l feel so workaholic.

On my desire to teach someday, I have learned from the best.
My mother is my first teacher and teaching requires authority with love, teachers have the power to influence.

My teacher in third grade Miss Valencia inspired me to be the best and so I wanted to inspire others as she did to me. Because of her I learned that teaching is a passion that inspires.

My father taught me values I will never learn in school, life lessons that will forever teach me to be a good person and sharing the goodness in you to achieve your goals and ambitions.  He then let me knew that teaching requires Leadership.

Part of me would always love to teach. But wait there’s more.

 I was born to dream adventure, when I was in High school I knew that career involves the things you’re good at.

This were my years when my instincts tell me that I’ll make a good journalist. And so I worked hard in learning and fell in love with this option. I became an editor in our school organ, became a speaker, met fellow dreamers and recognized.

However, I also wanted to be an astronaut, a billionaire, a pediatrician, a traveler, a lawyer.

I still have a lot of stories to tell but I might as well, share what made this stories meaningful.

My world is full of wonders, I never ran out of questions and I always seek for something new. My options of dreams which some I may fit or not made me learn to value my strengths and accept my weaknesses. I am never as free and as ideal when I dream but my journey begins when I take the courage to make it real.

Career for me is more than a job or a tool for survival, it’s about a purpose. I admire people living their purpose so gracefully that I wanted to be like them. But carefully, I’m learning that it is unique to each and every one to find our core as a human being.

That the day will come that we no longer risk with our instincts and there’s no more options to choose from, but to live our lives to the fullest.

Career is how you choose to spend your life wisely and fruitfully.

NGITI

NGITI

AFTER THE RAIN WE WILL SHINE

Smiling is a privilege we enjoy the most.

Happiness at home made the Filipinos emerged as the third happiest people in Asia in 2013. 

The Philippines was named the third happiest among five countries in Asia assessed for innovations firm Eden Strategy Institute’s Happiness Index.  

Philippines scored 90 points in the Happiness Index which the Eden said is based on more than 200 million social media accounts.

To be a Filipino is to always find joy in simple things.

On a sunny day a shade is worth a smile. 

Filipinos are always generous to share a smile.

It is our value to enjoy what we have and see all the good things despite any circumstance. 

Filipinos surprised the world for wearing a smile responding to typhoon Yolanda that caused catastrophic damage on much part of Visayas and Mindanao particularly   Cebu, Samar, Leyte, Iloilo, Capiz, Antique, and Aklan. 

   MASSIVE RESPONSE

Philippines as a country is once again united to help our fellow citizens in need. There are ample ways to help such as the trend of #YolandaPH #YolandaRelief #ReliefPH using social media it is easier to track the people in need and all relief operations all over the country making generosity flow expansively. 

Organizations, Businessmen, Educational Institutions, Celebrities and Filipino families are all united to help. 

Benefit concerts, discounts and different cause were also unlimited up to the present to aid the victims of typhoon Yolanda.
Our need for help is also heard all over the world different races lend a hand for us to rise again.

   LOUD and PROUD : "Bagyo ka lang!, Pilipino kami!"

For me it is important for us to grieve for our loss but it is part of acceptance and moving forward that we ,Filipinos, are capable of.
Filipinos always find a way to adapt, enjoy or to create something new, even in our difficult times. Despite poverty, natural disasters and misfortunes we always have something to smile about. 
Filipino spirit was indeed waterproof.

I can never say that I know and understand how the victims of the typhoon feels nor speak of what happened all I can say is that the courage they have is beyond my words, and I have faith that in time their hearts will find a way to smile again. 

Only Filipinos can make a feast out of a plate of noodles. 

Panandalian mang binagyo ni Yolanda ang ngiti sa pamilyang Pilipino, hindi niya pa rin maalis na Pilipino tayo. Lahi ng mga taong masaya. Para sa mga pusong nawalan darating ang oras , na para sa mga mahal natin , matututo tayo muling ngumiti.  

Mula sa akin ay isang tula para sa inyo.  

-Maria