PINAS SADYA Podcast: Your Authentic Self Pinas Sadya

Have you thought of leaving the corporate life?  For good?  Have you thought of  starting your own business  or spend more time with your family earning a living from something you're born to do?  Or simply, have you wanted to take a pause to find your purpose? Why do you want to leave the corporate life and take the road less traveled?  When is the best time to do it and HOW will you do it?

On our Episode 06, im bringing in my Pinas Sadya Co-founder Val. Val as Assistant Vice President in SMDC when she left and took a pause to find her purpose. How is she now?

Pinas Sadya Podcast is about the journey you go through in your 30s and 40s, when you come home to your authentic self, and finally, celebrate you.

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Have you thought of working and living abroad? Was it a possibility you once entertained, or is it your reality now? If you're a Filipino who grew up in the Philippines, and you had an opportunity to live in another country, what factors did you consider before leaving? What trade offs did you have to live with, for you to have the luxury of being abroad. Is living abroad really a luxury?

Meet Maha. A New-York based Scientist who's working on Coronavirus Vaccine. She's lived alone in Zurich, Tel Aviv, Berlin and New York. All big cities which can eat you alive, if you're weak. What are Maha's survival skills to thrive in these countries, alone?

Reyna had a career and a life in the Philippines having  several businesses and her entire clan based here. But her husband is in Australia. Fear and Love, both powerful 4-letter words can either stop us and propel us in life. What trade offs did she have to live with as she uprooted herself  to a new country without friends and relatives?

From Pinas Sadya Podcast, this is YOUR AUTHENTIC SELF. New episode, Mondays on Spotify.   

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What is success? Is it a destination, a world prescription of a better life? Better cars, bigger house, exclusive membership, a posh address, a PhD, a higher position in the company, great kids with a spouse who has a great surname. The list is endless. 

What does success feel like? Where do you find success and how do you get it?

Find out how Golda can peacefully and powerfully decline a Job Offer in Geneva and New York, and choose stay in her hometown in Dumaguete where she continues to contribute to the world, at her own terms, joyfully.

Hosted by Skeeter Labastilla-Turgut, this is Pinas Sadya Podcast: Your Authentic Self. A podcast about the things we go through between ages 30-40, when you come home to your authentic self and celebrate the real you. Episode 4: What is success, really? New Episode Mondays on Spotify.

IS MARRIAGE for everyone? What's the next step after dating for 5 years, 7 years? For whom is the marriage for? What is the intention of getting married? For the woman to have security, for the man to  claim legality, for the parents and their religiosity or for tradition and social construct who dictates that marriage is decency, otherwise you're indecent, an outcast. 

In modern times today, some couples CHOOSE NOT to get married. How did this new norm come about, how does this arrangement feel like for the woman who bears the child and for the man who has to support the child. Is not being married but living as a family the new norm of most couples in modern times.   Well, people change, and the person you married 15 years ago most likely is not the same person now. 

What if you dont like to be with that person anymore? And in the Philippines, there's no Divorce.  How would you know if marriage is for you or not?

From Pinas Sadya Podcast, this is  Your Authentic Self, a celebration of the real you between ages 30-40.   Episode 3: Marriage or Not with guests Charlene Falcis and Lester Fuentes, a couple whove been together for 15 years, lived together for 9 years, shared 1 child, a house and several businesses together. Find out how their arrangement of not getting married has made them stronger than other married couples.

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Meet Kakay. We hated each other when we met in Dumaguete when we were 25. Ten years of friendship later, i asked her to be my maid of honor at my wedding. That's the gist of our friendship.  Its raw, real, unfiltered,  and always evolving. Imagine Kakay at 25. A poker major minor in Psychology,  singing Jazz on the stage, in Havaianas with no make up, with a bottle of Tanduay on one hand and smoking a cigarette on the other, while  belting classic and soulful jazz songs. Now, Kakay is a Pastor, a minister and bible teacher, an activitist and a proud member of the LGBTQ Community. In this episode, we talked about  our Multiple Selves and the "flow" that brings us to our next version of ourselves, which is diverse and forever evolving, multiple, yet one. 



From Pinas Sadya, this is YOUR AUTHENTIC SELF. New episode on Mondays on Spotify. 



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www.pinas-sadya.com for curated Filipino Home Items, Accesories, fashion trends and gifting boxes. 



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I reconnected with Trish, my good old friend from my clubbing days. We last saw each other 10 years ago. She got married at 30 and we both just turned 40 recently. With 14 hours between Oregon to Manila, we talked about what happened in between our clubbing days to changing diapers. From finding a great job to post partum depression. And the deep realization why we acted such, in different milestones in our lives. We have come to accept the varying versions of our selves as we navigated the age 30-40.   

From Pinas Sadya, this is YOUR AUTHENTIC SELF. New episode on Mondays at Spotify.   

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