If you've ever felt overwhelmed trying to live a more sustainable life, you've come to the right place.
The internet is full of guilt-trips and complicated rules, but I'm here to prove that eco-conscious living doesn't have to be expensive or difficult.
I've spent the last five years deeply researching and implementing manageable, high-impact changes and this blog is your shortcut.
You won't find endless lists of impossible tasks here, just simple swaps, effective routines, and practical guides to reducing your footprint.
Ready to go green without going crazy? Let’s dive into the simple art of intentional living.
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| MEET THE WRITER |
Just a brief overview
I have extensive experience in the automotive industry, specifically within car dealerships. Working with medium-range Japanese brands as well as high-end and luxury dealers significantly shaped my early twenties.
My automotive journey was a blend of thrilling ups and downs, filled with joy and innocence, until I reached a pivotal period of reflection and change. Being involved in this industry was a rewarding experience, granting me valuable knowledge and insights that I never anticipated I would acquire.
After my years in automotive sales, I transitioned into the financial sector, taking on the role of a Branch Senior Administrator for a well-known insurance company here in the Philippines. This experience built my expertise in administration and operations before the next chapter began.
Embracing New Opportunities
Moving forward, the pandemic opened up a new path for me. During its peak, I launched an online coffee business through delivery apps, which marked the beginning of Miss Cafelatte. Unfortunately, it did not continue. In 2023, I unexpectedly returned to the corporate world, and this time, I found myself working in the hotel industry.
Working as an event and banquet executive in a hotel is quite different from my previous experience in car sales, where I had to navigate a fast-paced environment and engage in hard selling. I have discovered a more feminine side, embracing the role of a career woman as a hotelier.