Chantel Leann

"No matter where you are in life, you can change and become the best version of your self". Sometimes it can be tough to stay positive in the face of adversity, and you might believe that a certain element of life will never change. Are you sick and tired of getting the same outcomes and feeling unfulfilled? Are you prepared to adopt new perspectives? No matter where you are, you can tap into your greatness and use a challenging circumstance as motivation to keep going in life.  Change is difficult. It is risky, slow to develop, and subject tocriticism. And often, one's fear of others is what prevents them from moving forward with change. The hardest and most terrifying element of the process is the initial step since it leaves one up to risk. However, it also creates possibilities for independence and immense freedom. Making the decision to bring about change is difficult, and continuing down that road by really putting in the work is equally difficult and crucial, but a

Mother's Day is a special occasion to celebrate and show gratitude to the most important person in our lives. Mother's Day is an occasion which is celebrated in various parts of the world to express respect, honor, and love towards mothers.  The day is an event to honor the contribution of mothers, acknowledge the efforts of maternal bonds and the role of mothers in our society. It is a day which makes people remember the importance and significance of mothers in their life and is observed as a day to give special emphasis to the motherly figures around the world. My mother is the recipient of my gratitude today. Mom, I appreciate you being an excellent example for me. You taught me how to be a nice person, and a strong independent woman. The ideal mother I could ever have is you. I appreciate how you always make me want to live, love, and laugh. It was all because of you that I turned out so well, and I will always be grateful for that. Thank you so much mom. Lastly, I just wa

 Labor Day is most commonly associated with the commemoration of the events and the achievements that happened on the labor day movement. The first Labor Day in the Philippines was observed back in the 1st of May 1903 when, according to research, over thousands of workers marched through Malacañang who were demanding fairer working conditions from a then American led government. On the 8th of April 1908, the Philippine Congress passed a bill recognizing the 1st of May as a national holiday in the Philippines. The first ever celebration of the Labor Day took place on the 1st of May 1913 when some 36 unions convened a labor congress at the Cine Oriente located in C.M. Recto Street. It is not just a simple holiday, but a day that must be celebrated. It is a special day specially for the Filipino workers.