Tito Bill

14/08/2025

Sometimes, a simple moment can change the course of someone’s life.

Years ago, one of my trainees came to me for help with a certificate. I gave it, and I told him: “Someday you will achieve your dreams. I believe in you, especially you.”

This week, I got a message across the ocean from him.
He shared how those words, combined with their own faith, hard work, and determination, helped push him through challenges, career gaps, and uncertainty until the dream became reality.

For some, working abroad might just seem like another step in a career.

But for those of us who came from places with fewer opportunities, it’s not a small step — it’s a giant leap. It means leaving family, adjusting to a new culture, and proving yourself in a place where nothing is certain.

I’ve been blessed to see many of my former trainees take that leap and now working in Japan, Korea, Czech Republic, Poland, Australia, the US, and Canada.

Each one started in the same place: a training workshop, learning the craft, building confidence, and daring to dream.

To all of you out there chasing your goals keep going.
Believe in yourself. Work hard. Stay humble. Because sometimes, all it takes is one moment of encouragement to start a journey that goes far beyond what you ever imagined.

Proud of every one of you. 💪❤️👏

10/08/2025

04/08/2025

Some goodbyes are quiet, long hugs, half-finished stories, and the promise of “next time.”

Didn’t realize how much I needed this trip until I was already here; sitting at familiar tables, hearing voices I haven’t heard in years, and laughing at the same old stories like no time had passed.

We didn’t get to see everyone or do everything, but maybe that’s the beauty of it we made time where it mattered most.

It wasn’t about going places.
It was about being present with family over a simple meal, with friends over cold beer and good music, with people who knew me before the titles, before the responsibilities, before life got serious.

This short visit reminded me of who I am outside the hustle.
That no matter how far we go, there’s a version of ourselves that only home can bring out softer, lighter, and real.

To our family who made space for us; thank you for the warmth, the food, and the familiar feeling of belonging.

To our friends who stayed up late just to catch up; thank you for keeping the bond strong even through distance and time.

Every moment was a reminder of how blessed we are to have people like you in our lives.

Heading back to Australia 🇦🇺 soon, but I’m not the same person who arrived a few weeks ago. I’m going back full with memories, with peace, with a quiet kind of joy that only comes from knowing you’re loved from all directions.

Salamat, Pilipinas 🇵🇭!
This wasn’t just a break. This was a reminder. 💛

25/07/2025

“You should come to our church.”
“Attend with us, bro.”
“Mas maganda dito, solid ‘yung teachings.”
“Kapag dito ka sumama, siguradong maliligtas ka.”

I’ve heard that more times than I can count.

Born-again friends. INC neighbors. MCGI workmates. Different sectors, different beliefs, but all reaching out with the same goal: to bring me closer to God.

And honestly? I know most of them meant well.

But what many didn’t know was this:
I wasn’t running from God.
I was trying to understand Him through all the noise.

At one point, it felt like every invitation came with a silent expectation. That my salvation depended on joining their group. That my faith wasn’t valid unless it looked like theirs.

But faith?

Faith was never supposed to be a competition of doctrines.
It’s not about who has the best church production, the loudest worship, or the strictest rules.

Sometimes, I just needed someone to ask,

“Kamusta ka?”
Not, “Anong church mo?”

I’ve seen people leave churches—not because they stopped believing, but because they got tired of pretending. Tired of being judged. Tired of chasing a God who felt hidden behind man-made rules.

But I’ve also seen people stay.
Stay and grow.
Stay and heal.
Stay and find community.

So here’s what I’ve learned:

Not everyone who leaves a church walks away from God.
And not everyone who stays is spiritually alive.

We’re all on a journey.
Some find God in pews.
Some find Him in silence.
Some find Him after being broken.

And maybe—just maybe—what we all need
is less pressure to “join,”
and more space to be seen,
to be loved,
to be heard.

Let’s be the kind of people who reflect Christ, not just recite His name.

📌 To those who’ve been invited over and over. It’s okay to take your time. Your relationship with God is not measured by how many church services you attend… But by how real your faith is behind closed doors.

24/07/2025

Before I was standing outside the booth giving instructions…

I was the one inside it—sweating, struggling, and trying to make every pass count.

I remember those early days like it was yesterday.

Welding 2-inch pipe in fixed position.
Hands shaking. Hood down.
Tungsten dipping. Arc blowing out.
Trying to find rhythm while your back’s cramping and the purge line hisses behind you.

There were days I wanted to walk out.
Days I questioned if I was cut out for this trade.

But I stayed in that green booth.
Because deep down, I knew if I could master this under pressure, I could handle anything.

Years later, I became a welding trainor.
And then, a welding supervisor.

But I never forgot what it felt like to be inside the booth;
To be unsure, to fail, to start over, and finally get it right.

That’s why I train and lead the way I do now.

✅ With patience
✅ With standards
✅ With the kind of real-world pressure that builds people—not just welders

Because I’ve been on both sides.

And I know:
The booth doesn’t just test your hands—it reveals your character.

14/07/2025

TO ATTRACT BETTER, YOU HAVE TO BECOME BETTER.

I used to wonder why I kept running into the same situations…
Same stress. Same people. Same problems—just in different forms.

Then it hit me:
Nothing around me could really change until something inside me did.

It wasn’t about luck. Or timing. Or waiting for life to “get easier.”

It was about me.

So I got honest with myself.
Brutally honest.

I stopped blaming my circumstances.
I stopped waiting for a breakthrough to fall from the sky.
I stopped settling for the version of me that played small.

And I started doing the quiet, unglamorous work:
✅ Rebuilding my mindset
✅ Praying when I didn’t feel like it
✅ Choosing discipline over comfort
✅ Making space for growth—even if it meant being uncomfortable
✅ Staying consistent—especially when no one was watching

It was slow. It was hard. And sometimes I wanted to give up.

But over time, things shifted.

Not overnight. Not all at once.
But little by little, I started seeing changes I didn’t think were possible.

Because when you start showing up as a better version of you,
the world starts responding differently.

📌 You attract what you believe you deserve.
So believe in more. Believe in better.
And most of all—become it.

Fall in love with your own evolution.
The best version of you is waiting on the other side of discipline, healing, and belief.

👇 Who else is on this journey? Drop a 🧠 or 🫶🏽 in the comments if this spoke to you.

10/07/2025

Saw this quote on LinkedIn and it honestly stopped me in my tracks…

“There will always be someone who doesn’t understand your worth. Don’t let that be you.”

Sometimes the loudest voice of doubt isn’t from the outside — it’s our own.

We give so much of ourselves…
We show up for everyone…
We keep proving, explaining, overthinking…
Just to feel seen. Just to feel enough.

But maybe the real shift begins when we finally look in the mirror and say —
“You are enough. You’ve always been enough.”

Not because someone said so.
But because deep down, you know it’s true.

If you’ve ever doubted yourself…
If you’ve ever poured from an empty cup hoping someone would notice…
This is your reminder:
Your worth isn’t up for debate.
You don’t need permission to believe in yourself.

Let this be the season you stop shrinking to fit in places you’ve outgrown.
And start standing tall in your own light.

12/05/2025

Balancing Success and Inner Battles: My Journey with High-Functioning Anxiety

From the outside, it probably looks like I’ve got it all figured out — running a business, leading a team, balancing family life. I’ve worked hard to build a reputation for being reliable, dedicated, and driven.

But here’s the part not everyone sees: The late nights lying awake, questioning if I did enough. The constant push to keep moving forward, even when I’m completely worn out, because slowing down feels like failing.

Leading a business and being responsible for others is a lot. It’s not just about getting the work done; it’s about making sure everyone around me is okay — that the standards are met, that my team is safe, that clients are satisfied. Sometimes, that pressure drives me to be better. Other times, it feels like carrying the world on my shoulders.

I’ve realized that admitting it’s heavy doesn’t make me weak. It makes me human. Talking about it doesn’t come naturally — I’m used to keeping things to myself and pushing through. But being open about my struggles doesn’t make me less of a leader or less of a person. It just means I’m being real.

I’m learning to give myself permission to breathe. To step back without feeling guilty. To understand that balancing ambition with self-care is not a weakness, but a sign of growth.

If you’re like me — always pushing, always striving, and sometimes forgetting to take care of yourself — just know that it’s okay to take a break. Real strength isn’t about never feeling overwhelmed; it’s about being honest with yourself and allowing space to breathe.

Sometimes, the strongest thing you can do is admit that you’re human.

- Balancing Success and Inner Battles: - A Personal Journey with High-Functioning Anxiety Most people see me as the guy who’s always on top of things — running a welding business, leading a team, and balancing family life. From the outside, it might look like I’ve got it all under control. Rel...

30/01/2024

“If you’re losing your PATIENCE , you’re losing WAR against YOURSELF “

Patience is a valuable quality that we should all strive to develop. It allows us to wait for the right moment, to make the right decisions, and to handle difficult situations with grace and composure.

Remember, patience is not about being passive or complacent; it's about being resilient and understanding that CHANGE takes time.

14/01/2024

“Don't wait for things in your life to change before you feel better. Feel better now and watch the things in your life change.”

To experience improvement in your life, don't wait for external factors to change. Instead, focus on enhancing your emotional wellbeing and mindset now, and observe how it impacts your circumstances favorably over time.

Remember a positive mindset is crucial as well. Focus on the things you can control and let go of the ones you can't. Surround yourself with positive influences and always choose to approach challenges with a positive attitude.

31/12/2023

“Golf is the closest game to the Game we called life. You will get bad breaks from good shots; you will get good breaks from bad shots, but you have to play where the ball lies.” -Bobby Jones -

Playing golf teaches us the importance of perseverance, resilience, and taking calculated risks. It reminds us that no matter how bad things may seem, there is always a way to get through it and come out stronger on the other side. For many of us, our breakthroughs come when we are faced with adversity, and it is in those difficult situations that we learn to grow and develop as players.

So, the next time you find yourself in a tough situation on the golf course or in life, remember that you have the power to choose how you will handle it. Embrace the challenges, learn from your mistakes, and always strive to play the ball where it lies.