Kakayanin: Filipino Success Stories Joey

Kusinable Goods opened shop as a reseller that promoted locally-sourced products, since owner Monique Espina's main goal was to support locals in her neighborhood. Eventually, Monique established her own line of goods — definitely a welcome progress for her business — but it was not without a price.

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If your business isn’t hit badly by the pandemic and you see your neighbors barely getting by, what would you do? Dr. Christine Zapata, owner and founder of Emerald City Spinal Care, decided to give back to help small businesses stay afloat by opening a prepaid $100 tab at their stores. Her act of kindness has been picked up by news outlets nationwide, and is much appreciated by locals at a time when it is most needed.

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From regular joes to high-profile personalities, RE Craftsman’s clients trust the brand when it comes to customized dress shoes. But with social gatherings shutting down amidst the Covid lockdown, the need for formal wear decreased. Owner and founder Raf Ebarle looks back on his business’ journey and talks about the challenges the shop is facing during the pandemic.

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9 Malumanay St., Sikatuna, QC - JE& Co. Haberdashery

The lack of language learning materials for his American husband prompted Kris Andres, host of Go Filipino: Let's Learn Tagalog, to begin a personal podcast in 2019. Armed with a cheap microphone, Kris used to record in his bedroom in Quezon City, with lessons focused on basic Tagalog structure and grammar. An unexpected growing number of audience and positive reviews from listeners worldwide inspired Kris to take a more serious approach to podcasting. Now, his show has Patreon patrons and followers that support his income.

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Listen to Go Filipino: Let's Learn Tagalog by searching for the show's name on your favorite podcast platform. Also connect with @GoFilipinoPod on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Podchaser, and Patreon.

Asked to name your favorite cuisine, and several foreign choices may come to mind. In 2010, White Rabbit Truck's purpose was to get Filipino food to everyone's options. Their menu consists of Pinoy classics with a twist: Tocino Tacos, Sisig Burritos, Adobo Rice Bowls, etc. With offerings received fairly well by Californians, this food truck's success was not an easy road to drive on. Today we hear from their Events and Media Specialist, Maddie Razon, on how they managed to survive the bumps and humps along the way. ⁣⁣⁣



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A business needs a thinker to come up with brilliant plans, but also a doer to put them into action carefully. Lawyer and entrepreneur Leslie Pacheco-Bicera considered herself a thinker. Her thoughts helped her see the big picture of her vision — a successful business. She eventually made it a reality by becoming a doer, taking pride in Clean All PH, the result of her zealous reverie.


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Pacheco Law Firm
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