Maricar Reyes-Poon Quotes
born 1981 Philippines
Maricar Reyes-Poon (born Maricar Concepcion Pozon Reyes; June 20, 1981) is a Filipino actress, singer, songwriter, model and entrepreneur.
- Philippines
- Actresses
- Models
- Singers
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Every year I hope to get better, be more real and more wise.
Some things God makes easy for you, and some things God makes a little more challenging.
There’s really a process, and don’t be too hard on yourself, Remember, you are not alone and there is always a way out.
I want to represent women who balance ambition with real-life challenges, who continue growing no matter what life puts on their shoulders.
The pain & shame of a mistake can be the first step towards the best & wisest version of yourself.
How you handled your adversity amidst an unforgiving public and turned them into admirers is worth noting.
It’s a masterclass on converting public humiliation [whether your fault or not] into public respect and admiration.
I have this passion to help women heal, get over bitterness, find accountability.
Take full accountability, learn well & finish strong.
People evolve, you just have to try something new, and if it fails, then, okay, you learned from it. Try something else.
It's accumulation of your little choices that were hurting God and hurting yourself in the process.
Slowly I am shifting from getting my value from myself to getting my value from The One who created me.
I’m not too sure if I’ve really transformed, but definitely I’m slowly learning how to be the person I was created to be.
There is a big and beautiful reason why you were created, and I hope every woman will do their best to find out what that is and live according to her purpose.
Every day is a chance you get to change that one mistake, that bad choices or that deep regret you felt when you believed to have ultimately made the worst decision of your life.
Find your purpose. From there, all the right dreams will follow.
Growing older, there’s also value in that as well. Older women have a responsibility to teach the younger women on what mistakes they can avoid so that each generation, we become better and better.
Life is a marathon, not a sprint.
I’ve let go of the perception that the younger you are, you’re more valuable and you’ll have a fresh perspective to offer the world. It is our responsibility as the more mature ones: to teach the younger ones so that they don’t make the same mistakes that we did.