u/CurioustyQuestioner

first time kong magcelebrate ng birthday ng walang bumabati

idk if im too old for this to befeeling like this. pero this is the first time makaramdam nito.

none of my closest friends bumati sakin.

its sad but maybe they're just busy minding their own lives :)

thanks all! just wanna share this :)

edit: Thanks everyone! super appreciated!!

M here

(A) tinatanong kayo if shared payment

(B) 'Di tinatanong then guy should only pay (kumbaga matic na)

(C) You present yourself to share

(D) Eat n Run

Problem/Goal: I'm torn between continuing my career in marketing or making a complete career shift into a commissary/culinary position. I'm trying to figure out whether I should prioritize stability or take a chance on something I'm genuinely interested in.

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Context: I graduated with a degree in Marketing Management and have spent most of my professional career working in marketing, events, branding, and related roles. While I've gained valuable experience, I've also struggled with the work at times and often question whether it's the right long-term career for me.

Recently, a friend offered me an opportunity to work in a commissary/kitchen operation. I have no professional kitchen experience, but he's willing to personally train and mentor me because he believes I can learn the role.

On one hand, marketing is the safer option. It's what I studied, where my experience is, and it generally offers better income and clearer career progression.

On the other hand, the commissary role feels exciting because it's something completely different and closer to an interest I've always had. I like the idea of creating something tangible, working with my hands, and learning a new craft.

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What makes this difficult is that it feels like a choice between:

- Stability and familiarity

- Passion and uncertainty

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I'm worried that if I stay in marketing, I might always wonder what could have happened if I took the chance. But I'm also worried about starting from zero in a new industry, especially at this stage of my career.

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For those who have experienced a major career shift, how did you decide whether it was genuine passion worth pursuing or simply burnout from your current field?

First time ko mag travel with my prescription meds need ko lang at least 6-7 capsules. Kailangan ko ba ideclare prescription meds ko pag travel outside the country?

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Paalis kami ng fam ko papuntang Australia. Kailangan ko ba ideclare ang antidepressant ko? Nakita ko sa google need daw ng doctors letter of prescription of the med. Thank you sa sagot!

Paalis kami ng fam ko papuntang Australia. Kailangan ko ba ideclare ang antidepressant ko? Nakita ko sa google need daw ng doctors letter of prescription of the med. Thank you sa sagot!