TOP 10 THINGS I LOVE AND LEARNED FROM CNN PH WOMEN'S SUMMIT 2019



1. If you want to be on top you have to push yourself like hell. 2. You can achieve balance even if you are a little tilted. Anyone who does Pilates knows that. 3. Be community builders instead of having a culture of crab mentality. 4. Find what you are good at (not your passion) and be the best at it. 5. Find good people, keep them close. 6. Men should be allies who share the workload at home. I do the laundry this week, your turn next. I do the dishes for lunch, your turn for dinner. 7. Never accept things as is. Challenge the norms. 8. Absolutely NO tolerance on harassment. 9. The phenomenon of a perfect mom is a myth and should be obsolete. There are so many expectations from us, just do what you can. You get tired, stop, rest, get up and try again. 10. Find your ONE word EQUITY. Balanceforbetter

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