As far as I could recall, most Filipinos envisioned that the way to get out of poverty is if you go to school, study hard, graduate from college, get enough experience and work your way up to get a better job. Some made it, some didn't. Sad to say, greater majority is still in the RAT RACE and most are still trying to figure out what to do. When you look around people talk about how hard life is. How Government failed to alleviate the living condition of its constituents. How difficult it is to earn a living. How enticing it is to leave your family in order to work in another country. Sounds familiar? Point is, before you blame anyone of your living condition ask yourself first have you done enough?

I have been a public servant for the last ten years. I tried my best to extend to my constituents whatever blessings I have. Unfortunately, it was never enough. You are only good up to the last help you extended. Sad but true. After less than a year of being out of politics, I saw the difference in the life I take. I made mistakes, who have not? No one is perfect. I have my ups and downs after all I am only human. It made me re-think my priorities in life and what I really want to become. In less than a year, I have the feeling that the "public servant" in me is very much alive but... the difference is I CAN STILL SERVE THE PUBLIC by not necessarily be "IN THE POSITION" and at my own pace. Thus, it dawned on me that in order to help I have to create an opportunity --- a job opportunity, that is.


Very timely, I sat with two friends then an idea came to life. It didn't take any resistance nor uncertainty but the three of us "gelled" together and form PHILIPPINES OUTSOURCE SUPPORT. By establishing this business, we provide an opportunity to everyone, graduate or not, to be able to land a job.

The birth of Philippines Outsource Support or more popularly called Philsupport not only fuels my desire to give opportunity to everyone but it also quenched my thirst for learning new things about life in general.


So, if you think you can be part of our team, add us on facebook. www.facebook.com/philsupport or check our website www.philsupport.com


With these, I thank Engr. Martin Angelo Dideles for sharing this opportunity with me and for patiently guiding me in the technical aspect of this venture, I also thank Ms. Lesley Casado for unquestionable support and hardwork invested. Further, I want to thank three good friends who made me laugh and shares life's journey, Baya, Malou & Akiss. To Mr. John Calub for re-affirming my belief that everything is actually "good" and for giving us "multi-million mindset". Above all, to my Savior, Jesus Christ for always being there, no matter what.