Keep One Measuring Stick for Every Administration
The test of political honesty is one ruler applied to every administration. How Filipino men keep evidence standards—and credibility—across the partisan line.
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Let the Younger Man Teach You Something
The older men who stay useful never stopped being students. How to ask a younger colleague to teach you—and what to teach back in return.
Read more →The Saints Were Ordinary Men Who Stayed
All Saints' Day approaches: the saints were not marble, they were ordinary men who stayed. What staying power looks like for a Filipino man this October.
Read more →A New Season Is a Reset, Not a Rescue
October opens new basketball seasons—and the standings reset to zero. Why a reset is not a rescue, and what a man's version of training camp looks like.
Read more →Your 13th Month Is Already Spent in Your Head
The 13th month pay arrives already spent in most men's heads. Give the money orders in October—obligations, savings, a gift ceiling, and a planned reward.
Read more →When Your Son Brings Home a Grade You Did Not Expect
Report card season tests fathers as much as sons. How to respond to a bad grade with data, not shame—and build a student instead of a defendant.
Read more →October Is When Your Barangay Plans Next Year's Money
October and November are when local governments draft next year's budgets. What one calm hour at a barangay budget hearing looks like—and why absence is also a vote.
Read more →The Last Quarter Audits the Man, Not the Mood
October audits what January promised. A two-hour Q4 review for work, money, body, household, and soul—plus how to read your year without sentencing yourself.
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