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Reading is dead.   ...is it, though?   Gabbie joins Joy and Karen for what begins as aconversation about books and very quickly becomes an argument about self-help,AI, critical thinking, language, escapism, smart-shaming and why some of ushave been confidently mispronouncing words since childhood.   There are opinions.   Quite a lot of them, actually. 😂   But underneath all the nonsense is something we'regenuinely curious about:   With answers, summaries, videos and AI availablealmost instantly... are we still taking the time to think about what weconsume?   Or have we become really good at taking informationin and immediately throwing it back out?   🎙️ Finding MojoSeason 3, Episode 4: Reading is Dead, Unless?   Listen. Think about it.   Then disagree with us. Politely, please. We havefeelings.     #BSASolutionsInc #FindingMojoPodcast #TheAudacity#RealTalk #PodcastPH #WorkplaceTruths

You are allowed to disagree with this episode.   There. Permission granted. 😂   Because Karen and Joy have... opinions.   Burnout isn't just exhaustion.   Purpose matters.   Sometimes workplaces create unnecessary stress. Sometimes we create it.   Younger generations may be better at boundaries.   We may also have overcorrected.   And sometimes the thing standing in your way isn'tsomething to avoid.   You have to go through it.   Agree? Disagree? Already composing a rebuttal in your head?   Perfect.   Because Colour Me Burned Out isn't supposedto settle the burnout conversation. It's two people comparing lived experiences, questioning some of their own beliefs, disagreeing here and there, and trying to figure out where stress, ambition, purpose and knowing when you've had enough actually meet.   🎧 Episode 3 is out now.   Listen first.   Then tell us:   Which opinion in this episode would you happilyargue with Karen or Joy about over coffee?     #BSASolutionsInc #FindingMojoPodcast #TheAudacity#RealTalk #PodcastPH #WorkplaceTruths

This episode contains:   One introvert.One extrovert.Several questionable opinions. A surprising amount of tree-related discussion.   Side effects may include: Questioning your personality type.Replaying your last performance review. Texting your work bestie:"...they're talking about us."   🎙️ Episode 2 of FindingMojo: Season 3 Relaunched is now streaming.   We can't promise you'll agree with everything.   Actually... we'd be a little disappointed if youdid.     #BSASolutionsInc #FindingMojoPodcast #TheAudacity#RealTalk #PodcastPH #WorkplaceTruths

Have youever looked at one of your closest friends and wondered:   "Howdid this even happen?"   For thefirst episode of Finding Mojo: Season 3 Relaunched, Karen and Joy unpack thestory behind their friendship, the differences that should have kept themapart, and the conversations that somehow brought them closer together.   What startsas a simple question quickly turns into a discussion about work, relationships,hope, growth, and why some people end up changing your life when you leastexpect it.   🎙️ Episode 1: How Are We Even Friends?   Press play.   We'll letyou decide whether this friendship makes sense.     #BSASolutionsInc #FindingMojoPodcast #TheAudacity#RealTalk #PodcastPH #WorkplaceTruths

Big moves don’t happen by chance—they’re built with strategy. In the latest episode of the Finding Mojo Podcast, we sit down with our Client Success Director, Marnie Aliviado, as she shares how she turns client acquisition into a full-scale operational success. With years of experience in the KPO industry, Marnie breaks down how she closes clients and builds high-performing teams around them—seamlessly and strategically. If you’re looking to level up your approach to client partnerships and team building, this is one episode you don’t want to miss. Takeaways from this episode: 1. Listen to understand. 2. Be proactive, not reactive. 3. Keep an open line of communication.

Now on its 3rd season, the Finding Mojo Podcast turns its spotlight inward, kicking things off with Monica Albaniel. Juggling client meetings while handling team members' concerns? It's all in a day's work for one of BSA's elite Talent and Client Experience Managers. Monica offers her insights, giving first-hand experience, having led offshore teams in the Philippines for more than a year already. Reliability, trust and savvy leadership are the keys for her success. So far, so good! Takeaways from this episode: 1. Look after your team's welfare, always 2. Open line of communication with clients is sacred. 3. Under-sell, over-deliver.

BSA Solutions has just turned 5, and who better to join us for the last podcast episode of 2025 than our very own Boss Lady, Zana Gawan-Taylor. Watch and listen as we take a trip down memory lane through the company's humble steps. Traversing the complicated runs of the pandemic, leaping over towering hurdles, and seeing the fruits of everyone's labor, 5 years and counting. This episode is a THANK YOU to all the BSA Heroes and the amazing clients who have embraced the company's culture and have continued their unwavering support. Cheers! Takeaways from this episode: 1. Teamwork makes the dream work. 2. Discipline is key. 3. Move with intention.

In this episode, sports, lifestyle and a sense of community work wonders for MACAULY LOFGREN. Born in Cebu and backed with years of corporate and life experiences in Australia, he comes back home to fulfill his passion for a healthier and engaging social sports community through his nonprofit NOT JUST FRIENDS. Watch and listen, be inspired and #BuildBetterHabitsTogether! Takeaways from this episode: 1. Setbacks are temporary. Rise above. 2. Do one thing today that your future self will thank you for. 3. Push yourself to be better.

In this episode, we talk to coffee savant Kaye Homecillo-Limosnero. A failed pitch for a coffee shop years ago didn't deter Kaye and her mom. Faced with the challenges of the pandemic, apart from multiple business decisions, Third Wave Coffee continues to thrive even more with its new location. Now about to be a mom of 2, she is also a Virtual Assistant donning 2 hats: a Graphic Designer/Customer Support Rep. Kaye offers a great take on pursuing passion versus practicality, which is a huge challenge for people from all walks of life. Takeaways from this episode: 1. Let setbacks become opportunities for bounce-backs. 2. Motivation comes in all shapes and forms. 3. Never stop learning.

In this episode, we talk to book connoisseur Donald Villamero. His passion for creativity and the arts resonates with every move, every endeavor - seizing opportunities left and right. His latest move is Donald's legacy: gifting Cebu an intimate avenue for bookworms with Lost Books. A treasure trove of creations from our very own local authors, Lost Books' impressive curated selection even includes an international section with books and manuscripts dating around the 1800s. Watch and listen as Donald takes us through his journey into the publishing world, with quirky detours too! Takeaways from this episode: 1. Be passionate about reading in whatever medium. 2. Support your local authors and discover more about your culture. 3. Keep an open mind to opportunities.

In this episode, we talk to sales savant Stuart Wayne Violanda. Boss Stu, along with his team, successfully carved a niche in the Cebuano market. TUF Barbershop has become a go-to spot for gentlemen who want to be a "CUT" above the rest. His empire has expanded to the VisMin area, with Luzon as his next target. All this while holding a Sales Manager position at a pharma company. Takeaways from this episode: 1. There is no I in the word TEAM. 2. Be grounded enough to seek advice. 3. Be better every day.

In this episode, we talk to the human Energizer bunny, Regina Evangelista. She has multiple businesses under her belt, a podcast, and an exhilarating run as a triathlete. She's constantly moved the goal post and she's always out to break more personal bests. Watch and listen to this episode with themes of preparation, confidence, and a gung-ho attitude. Takeaways from this episode: 1. Say YES to opportunities. 2. Never stop learning. 3. Keep yourself motivated at all times.

In this episode, enter the elusive mind of Jericho Bacalso. Watch and listen as he chronicles his career moves and shifts. From nurse, civil engineer to real estate broker - real quick. Even managed to squeeze in some Toastmasters action. Whatta guy! Make no mistake about it though - he is a calculated risk-taker and a certified go-getter. Whatever he sets his mind to, he'll take a crack at it, make it work, and lead the pack. Takeaways from this episode: 1. Be comfortable with being uncomfortable. 2. Prepare for your next move. Every single time. 3. Never settle. Think ahead.

Here is the second part of our Mental Health series talk with Clinical Psychologist Abby Banuag. This episode talks about the connection of social media with the uptick in the cases of self-harm or suicide and the precipitating factors. Abby also shares tips for a healthier mental state.

Get ready for an informative and eye-opening talk on mental health with Clinical Psychologist Abby Banuag. Part 1 of this 2-part series offers a deep dive into the right definition of mental health, the Pinoy psychology, and how our thoughts affect the way we deal with family, work, relationships, etc.