Harold Marcial - Invidious

YOUR WORST EXPERIENCES ARE YOUR BEST EXPERIENCES. ❤️

God blesses what you’re willing to work for. 🙏
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Harold Marcial

I’m not Chinese but my mom had pregnancy superstitious in joyful chinese men when I’m 8months old that’s why I’m look like Chinese and love and embrace Chinese Culture🙂🧧

✨SUCCESS IS NOT JUST A BIGGER HOUSE✨

BAKIT LAGING BAHAY ANG PANGARAP?
Tanungin mo ang isang OFW kung anong pangarap niya. Madalas, ito ang sagot: “Makapagpatayo ng bahay.” At hindi ito masama. Pero minsan, dapat din nating tanungin—bakit bahay agad ang iniisip nating sukatan ng tagumpay?

I’m sure we are aware sa destruction na naiwan ng earthquake and typhoons recently sa bansa natin right? Andaming taong naapektuhan and nasira na houses, infrastructures especially yung mga traditional businesses na nawalan ng sales which is part din nmn ng journey but wala rin masama if susubok and to adapt into something new. And right now, we are all aware sa powerful passive income na kayang ibigay sa atin ng online—so build assets now, pipili ka nalang ng MENTOR mo.

Culturally, the house has become our status symbol. Lalo na sa probinsya, kapag may bagong bahay na may tiles o gate, sinasabi agad ng kapitbahay, “OFW siguro ‘yan” o “Seaman siguro asawa niyan.” Parang naging trophy ang bahay—isang patunay na “umunlad na kami.”

Pero the truth is, success is more than square meters and concrete walls. Yes, it feels good to provide shelter. Pero kung pagkatapos mong magpatayo ng bahay ay wala ka nang ipon, wala ka pang peace of mind, at lalong wala ka nang freedom—is that really success?

FILIPINO VS. CHINESE:
DIFFERENT VIEWS ON WEALTH
One thing I’ve observed in my years of mentoring is this: our Filipino mindset focuses on visible success, while other cultures, such as the Chinese, focus on sustainable success.

Sa atin, “Lucky bahay, maliit na tindahan.” Pero sa kanila, “Maliit na bahay, lucky tindahan.”

Ang priority nila—cash flow. Tayo, image.

Habang tayo ay gumagastos ng milyon para sa bahay, sila naman ay nagtatayo ng maliit na negosyo na pwedeng lumaki. Habang tayo ay nagpapagawa ng second floor kahit wala pa tayong emergency fund, sila ay nagse-save, nag-iinvest, at nag-uusap tungkol sa financial growth.

Hindi ito para ikumpara para lamang maliitin ang sarili nating kultura, kundi para mabuksan ang isip natin sa ibang posibilidad. Pwedeng sabay: may maayos kang tahanan, at may umaagos kang income. Hindi laging isa lang ang pwedeng piliin.

REDEFINING ACHIEVEMENT
Success is not just about what others can see. It’s about how you feel when you wake up in the morning.

May peace ka ba? May freedom ka ba? May oras ka ba para sa sarili mo, sa pamilya mo, sa purpose mo?

Hindi mo kailangang ipakita sa social media ang bagong bahay mo para matawag kang successful. Pwede kang maging matagumpay in your own way— when you’re no longer in survival mode, when you can say no to things that drain you, and when you can finally choose how to live, not just how to earn.

True achievement is when you are free.
Free from utang.
Free from fear.
Free from the need to prove yourself to others.

So today, I challenge you: redefine what success means to you.

It’s not about the house, the car, or the title. It’s about the life that you truly want—and building it slowly but surely.

You deserve that kind of success. 🎉