Digital Impact DJM Business Account

01/05/2026

24/04/2026

𝐋𝐎𝐎𝐊 | Funded by the LGU Bula under the leadership of Manuel A. Ibasco Jr., and implemented by DTI Negosyo Center CamSur: Bula in partnership with Bula EDIPO, a Skills Training on Flavored Longganisa and Tocino Making was successfully conducted on April 22, 2026 at the Rinconada Food Processing Hub.
The activity gathered MSMEs from Bula, Camarines Sur under the processed food sector, equipping them with hands-on training in curing techniques and flavor enhancement to improve the quality and marketability of their products.
In line with Mayor Ibasco’s thrust on employment and enterprise development, Job Order (JO) and Contract of Service (COS) personnel of the LGU were also encouraged to participate in upskilling initiatives like this—preparing them to venture into their own businesses and generate additional sources of income.

19/04/2026

Gusto mo din ng gamitong sticker? Ang cute diba, pwede din sa covee ng notebooks at books ng mga junakis nyo. Commeny na lang sa interested.

11/04/2026

03/04/2026

My desk isn't always perfectly organized, and my to-do list often looks like a battlefield. It's easy to feel like everyone else has it all together, but the truth is, we're all just figuring it out, one coffee cup at a time.

What's a 'relatable struggle' you're facing this week? Let's be real together!

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Share a relatable struggle you're facing.

02/04/2026

Every sunrise brings a new opportunity to rewrite your story. Don't let yesterday's shadows dim the light of a brand new day. What's one small step you're taking today towards your biggest dream? Share it below!

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02/04/2026

Most people plan backwards.

They start with the deadline, panic, and try to work backwards from there.

Here is the 5-step framework I use at the start of every project — whether it's a 3-day deliverable or a 6-month engagement:

Step 1: Define the real outcome (not the output)
Most clients ask for a "report" or a "plan." But what they actually need is a decision made, a team aligned, or a problem solved. Start by naming that.

Step 2: Map all the unknowns
Before you plan your timeline, list everything you don't know yet. These are your risks. Your plan is only as good as your assumptions.

Step 3: Work forward, not backward
Start from today. Build in time for research, drafts, feedback loops, and a buffer. Don't reverse-engineer from the deadline — you'll always cut the most important steps.

Step 4: Identify your one critical path
Every project has one sequence of tasks that cannot be delayed. Find it early and protect it at all costs.

Step 5: Set a check-in cadence before you start
Not weekly updates — actual decision checkpoints where the direction can change if needed.

This framework has saved me from scope creep, missed deadlines, and client surprises more times than I can count.

Which step do you struggle with most? Drop it in the comments — I'll address the top answer in my next post.

27/03/2026

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05/11/2025

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05/11/2025