Share ko lang sa inyo kung magkano ang total cash dividends na natanggap ko sa Philippine Stock Market.
Sana ay maging inspirasyon din ito sa inyo at magsimulang mag-invest sa Stock Market lalong lalo na sa REITS.
Enjoy investing!
Welcome to my blog, a space where I share everything that interests me— from poetry and software reviews to my personal beliefs and opinions, and various fascinating topics. Most of the content you'll find here is a reflection of who I am, but I'll strive to keep it as diverse as possible. While I aim to use English as the main language, I may occasionally switch to Tagalog, my comfort zone. Start exploring and enjoy the read. Welcome to my world!
Share ko lang sa inyo kung magkano ang total cash dividends na natanggap ko sa Philippine Stock Market.
Sana ay maging inspirasyon din ito sa inyo at magsimulang mag-invest sa Stock Market lalong lalo na sa REITS.
Enjoy investing!
Sa tuwing magagawi kami sa SM Megamall, di namin nakakalimutang bumili ng masarap na merienda na Moshi Manju. Isang Philippine based store na nagtitinda ng freshly-made na small hot bread na may palaman sa loob (chocolate man o caramel/yema).
Ang "Moshi" ay galing sa Japanese greeting (moshi moshi), at ang "Manju" ay tumutukoy sa traditional Japanese sweet buns.
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| Photo Credits to Moshi Manju Official FB Page |
Madalas namin bilhin ay yung chocolate-flavored. Ang aroma nito ay kalat na kalat sa paligid at langhap na langhap ito ng mga taong namimili sa Supermarket Building B.
Pagkatapos namin mag-grocery ay direcho na ang aking asawa upang bumili ng masarap, fluffy at tasty na Moshi Manju. 130 pesos lang ang isang box na may 24 pcs. na. Tinitipid namin iyun at kinakain tuwing almusal at merienda.
Tatlong beses palang namin nae-encounter ang store branch nila. Bukod sa SM Megamall Supermarket Building B, ay meron din sa may Market Market Taguig at Robinsons Galleria Ortigas.
Tara at tikman nyo na rin mga kaibigan. Kung natikman nyo na at suki rin kayong kagaya namin, alin sa mga flavor ang pinakagusto at pasado sa panlasa nyo?
Grabe may ganito pala.
Nakita ko lang nung nag-share yung bayaw ko (brother-in-law) ng flight ni Kuya at Ate Cons.
Flightradar24 ay website kung saan pwedeng makita o ma-track ang status (kalagayan) ng lipad basta alam mo ang Flight Number.
Nakaka-amaze kasi araw-araw pala eh ang daming lumilipad na mga eroplano at nakakamangha rin na napaka-sistematiko ng mga lipad nila. Siguro dahil sa bukod na malawak ang kalangitan ay may radar silang sinusunod upang di magkasalubong at maging maayos ang bawat paglipad.
Hayan at may bago na naman akong natutunan at bibisitahin sa tuwing may flight ako o kahit sinumang mga kilala ko basta alam ko ang flight details kagaya ng flight number at anong airlines ang sasakyan o sinakyan nila.
Muli may ilalagay na naman ako sa bookmark websites ko para madali kong mahanap ang Flightradar24.
Happy blogging and reading!
Over the past few years, AI-generated art has exploded across the internet. With just a few text prompts, anyone can create stunning images in seconds. As impressive as this technology is, it has also sparked an important conversation among graphic artists, illustrators, and digital creators who have spent years learning, practicing, and refining their craft.
One question continues to surface throughout the creative community:
Will handcrafted artwork eventually be buried beneath the endless wave of AI-generated images?
It's a concern shared by many artists today.
Creating digital art from scratch is about far more than producing a finished image.
Every piece begins with an idea. It is followed by research, sketching, composition, color theory, lighting, perspective, anatomy, experimentation, revisions, and countless hours of refinement.
Behind every finished illustration lies years of learning, practice, and artistic growth. Most viewers only see the completed artwork, not the dedication required to develop the skills behind it.
That creative journey is something AI cannot experience.
Artificial intelligence is transforming creative industries in remarkable ways. It can help generate ideas, create references, automate repetitive tasks, and accelerate certain workflows.
These are all valuable applications.
However, there is an important distinction between using AI as a creative tool and replacing the creative process entirely.
At its core, art is a form of human expression. It reflects emotions, experiences, imagination, culture, and personal perspective—qualities that cannot simply be replicated through algorithms.
Despite the rapid rise of AI-generated artwork, human creativity continues to hold lasting value.
People don't simply purchase artwork.
They invest in originality, craftsmanship, and the story behind each creation. Many buyers appreciate knowing that an artist devoted time, passion, and expertise to producing something unique.
Human artists also bring qualities that technology cannot fully replace, including collaboration, creative interpretation, custom commissions, emotional understanding, and the ability to adapt ideas through meaningful communication.
One of the biggest concerns within the creative community is the growing amount of AI-generated content appearing on online marketplaces.
When thousands of AI-generated images and designs are uploaded daily, handcrafted artwork can become more difficult to discover. This isn't necessarily because manually created work lacks quality, but because the sheer volume of AI-generated content can dominate search results.
For independent graphic artists and digital creators, standing out has become increasingly challenging.
While technology continues to evolve, there are many ways artists can showcase what makes their work unique.
These efforts help audiences connect not only with the artwork but also with the person behind it.
Consumers also play an important role in supporting creative industries.
Choosing to purchase artwork from independent artists helps sustain years of dedication, education, and artistic passion. Every purchase supports creators who continue to invest time and effort into developing original work.
Technology will continue to advance, and AI will likely remain part of the creative landscape.
However, creativity has never been measured solely by speed or convenience.
It has always been driven by imagination, emotion, and the uniquely human desire to create.
Artificial intelligence is not inherently the enemy of creativity. Like any technology, it can be used responsibly, ethically, and as a tool to assist artists rather than replace them.
The hope shared by many creative professionals is that online marketplaces, art communities, and digital platforms will continue to recognize and celebrate handcrafted artwork while providing opportunities for artists who dedicate themselves to developing original skills and authentic creative expression.
As AI continues to evolve, one thing remains unchanged: human creativity has the power to tell stories, evoke emotions, and connect people in ways that technology alone cannot.
That is what makes genuine artistry timeless.
Whether you're a digital artist, illustrator, graphic designer, or photographer, the internet has made it easier than ever to turn your creativity into a source of income.
Instead of relying on local clients alone, you can showcase your work to buyers around the world. From downloadable digital products to print-on-demand merchandise and stock photography, there's a platform for almost every type of creator.
Here are some of the best websites worth exploring.
Etsy has become one of the most popular marketplaces for creative entrepreneurs.
You can sell:
One of Etsy's biggest strengths is that you control your pricing, branding, and product listings while reaching millions of customers worldwide.
Gumroad is an excellent choice if you want to sell directly to your audience.
Creators commonly sell:
Because customers purchase directly from you, Gumroad is ideal for building your own creative business.
If you're a graphic designer or digital artist, Creative Market is one of the best places to sell professional design assets.
Popular products include:
Many businesses and fellow designers regularly shop here for high-quality creative resources.
If you're a photographer or digital illustrator, Adobe Stock allows you to license your work to businesses, marketers, publishers, and creative professionals around the world.
You can upload:
Every download earns you a royalty, making it a great source of passive income over time.
Shutterstock is one of the largest stock marketplaces in the world.
It's particularly suitable for:
The more quality content you upload, the greater your chances of generating recurring sales.
If you specialize in concept art, game art, fantasy illustrations, or 3D assets, ArtStation is an excellent platform.
Many professional artists sell:
It's also a fantastic place to build your portfolio and connect with clients in the gaming and entertainment industries.
Redbubble lets you upload artwork once and sell it on a wide variety of physical products.
These include:
The platform handles manufacturing, shipping, and customer support, allowing you to focus on creating.
Society6 operates similarly to Redbubble but has a strong audience interested in home décor.
Your artwork can appear on:
It's a great option if your artistic style complements interior design.
No matter which platform you choose, success rarely happens overnight. Here are a few ways to improve your chances:
Consistency is often more important than uploading hundreds of designs at once.
Many successful creators don't rely on a single platform.
For example, you could:
This diversified approach can help create multiple streams of income while reducing your dependence on any one marketplace.
There has never been a better time to share your creativity with a global audience.
Whether you're creating digital illustrations, graphic designs, concept art, or photography, there are countless opportunities to earn from your work online.
Choose one or two platforms to start with, learn how they work, and gradually expand as your portfolio grows.
Most importantly, keep creating. Every artwork and every photograph you publish is another opportunity for someone, somewhere in the world, to discover your talent.
Madalas kong marinig at bumili sa mga store outlets, kumpanya o bilihan ng pagkain.
Napapansin ko na madalas mali, may kulang o minsan sobra ng letra ang pangalan ng kanilang kumpanya.
Kagaya na lamang ng Watsons at hindi Watson; Amber at hindi Ambers.
Kahit ako madalas malito at magkamali sa tuwing binibigkas ko ang pangalan nila.
Kaya heto at minabuti kong gumawa ng blogpost nang sa gayun ay hindi ko malimutan at para maging aware na rin kayo.
Ang tinutukoy ko palang Watsons ay yung pharmacy na madalas nating nakikita sa loob ng SM Malls at Amber naman yung kilala sa kanilang pitchi-pitchi at masarap na pancit at spaghetti.
Sana ay may napulot uli kayong aral sa blog entry kong ito.
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