Now.

Right now, life is a pretty good mix of work, island life, and figuring out what’s next.

I’m splitting my time between working with clients on their systems, funnels, automations, and general backend stuff, and life here on Siargao. I moved here to support the local Deaf ministry, so these days my life looks pretty different from when I was living in the city. It’s slower, simpler, and honestly, I like it.

On the work side, I’m intentionally keeping my client list to around 7. I’d rather have a handful of people I can actually support well than keep adding clients until I’m just juggling things and wondering where my week went.

Earlier this year, I took the IELTS and somehow came out with a Band 8. I’m proud of that one. I’m still figuring out what I actually want to do with it, though. 😂

Then there’s running. I finished my first half marathon in June with barely any proper training, which was probably not the smartest thing I’ve ever done.

That race made me realize something about myself that goes beyond running. I have a tendency to rely on confidence instead of preparation. It works, until it doesn’t. I wrote a full reflection on this, including a few stories that go way back, on my blog. Read it here.

For now: I’m training properly for another half marathon in January, and trying to be more intentional about preparing for things, even when I’m confident I can handle them without it. 😂

And work-wise, I take on 7 clients at a time. I currently have one spot open for a new client.

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