Being a keynote speaker was never about standing in front. It was about standing with young people ready to shape the future and who are brave enough to dream bigger, push harder, and demand a more sustainable future. Titles fade. Opportunities shift. What truly matters is the message you bring and the impact you leave behind. Just like leadership, it doesn’t start with applause or recognition, it’s not about titles or positions. It’s about seeing the unseen, hearing the unheard, doing something, anything about it. Building good relationships. But everything must start from within.

August has been an amazing ride—one that reminds me why I do what I do. This episode isn’t about bragging, it’s about sharing wins that matter—not just to me, but to the communities and causes I serve. So let me walk you through three highlights that made this August unforgettable, where purpose aligns with opportunity, and impact feels real. So what ties them all together is this: when you live with purpose, the right doors open. Not for fame, not for power, not for applause, but for impact. That’s what this month taught me, and that’s the message I want to leave with you today.

Flooding is a problem that has been going on years and years and tons and tons of money are being put in place to provide for flood control taking into consideration that typhoons in the Philippines are always there every year and so people now are already disappointed are already angered with what's happening in spite of the budget being given being allocated to finance the installation of flood controls all over the country, still nothing is being done properly. Well, I have an answer to that, and it's a very simple answer. Corruption. Corruption in the Philippines is really an everyday occurrence. And it's a good thing that the president himself, highlighted this in his state of the Nation address.

At 46, Manny Pacquiao walked into the ring not as a nostalgia act, but as a living symbol of resilience, willpower, and the indomitable human spirit. Against a younger, reigning champion in Mario Barrios, Pacquiao didn’t just hold his own—he dominated large stretches of the fight. For nine rounds, it felt like time bowed to legacy. The speed, the angles, the relentless flurries—they were all still there. This was not a man fighting to relive past glory. This was a warrior showing the world that greatness isn't just built on talent—but on discipline, sacrifice, and unshakable belief.

Taking care of your parents is not a burden—it’s an honor. It’s love returning full circle. It’s the chance to give back a fraction of the care they poured into us, often silently, sacrificially, and without asking for anything in return. You see, in a world that glorifies ambition, schedules, and productivity, we sometimes forget that presence is the most powerful gift.Not your money. Not your achievements. Your presence.

We were all born with something special. A voice. A gift. A creative spark. A skill to lead. A heart that listens. But our talents don’t reach their full potential when we keep them hidden or hoard them out of fear. We find meaning in our gifts when we give them away. In service. In community. In love. When you create something beautiful. When you solve a problem for someone else. When you mentor, teach, lead, or simply show up with what you’ve been given—joy follows. Not the kind of joy that fades—but the kind that fills.