Plexus Financials

30/09/2026

30/09/2026

I thought I was just joining another pickleball tournament. Then my wifey decided to join too. ❤️

We had different partners, different games, and our own moments on the court.

But honestly, I was just happy to see her there trying the sport, enjoying the game, and being part of something that I’ve come to enjoy so much.

It reminded me that you don’t always have to do the same things to enjoy something together.

Sometimes, it’s enough to simply show up, support each other, and make memories along the way.

And maybe that’s what I appreciate most like being able to enjoy something simple, make memories, and be grateful for the opportunity to do it.

“So whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.”— 1 Corinthians 10:31

Even in something as simple as a pickleball tournament, there’s something to be grateful for.

Glad I got to experience this one with you, wifey. ❤️

29/09/2026

🥒🎾 Before the office, there’s always time for a little pickleball. Early morning coaching session. ❤️

27/09/2026

Remembering the good old days, and making new memories along the way. ❤️

27/09/2026

Madalas Pru Manager. Minsan, Pickleball Coach. ❤️

I never really planned on becoming a pickleball coach.

Nagsimula lang ako sa paglalaro because I genuinely enjoy the game. Eventually, I found myself sharing what I’ve learned with friends and beginners and enjoying the experience even more.

Siguro iyon din ang magandang bagay about having a hobby. You get to learn something new, meet different people, and share something you enjoy along the way.

Madalas work. Minsan court.


Either way, grateful for the time to learn, play, and share. 🤍

26/09/2026

Grateful for nights like this. Learning and growing together. ❤️

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26/09/2026

“I don’t have time.”

One of the most polite excuses we sometimes tell ourselves.

And to be fair, sometimes we really are busy.

Work.
Family.
Responsibilities.
Life.

But there are also moments when it’s not really about time.

It’s about priority.

Kapag okay pa naman ang situation, madaling sabihin na:
“Bukas na lang.”
“Next time na.”
“Kapag less busy na ako.”

Kasi hindi pa naman masakit.

Okay pa naman ang income.
Okay pa naman ang routine.
Okay pa naman kahit paulit-ulit yung cycle.

So, we keep scrolling.
We keep delaying.
We keep telling ourselves that we’ll start someday.

Until someday becomes a year.
Then another year.

And eventually, something changes.

Hindi na tayo satisfied sa income.
Napapagod na tayo sa parehong routine.
Or maybe we finally realize that we’re capable of more.

And suddenly…
May time na.

Biglang kaya gumising nang mas maaga.
May time mag-aral after work.
May time gamitin nang maayos ang lunch break.
May time kahit weekends.

Not because there were suddenly more hours in the day.

But because it finally became important enough to make room for.

Maybe that’s something worth thinking about:
Sometimes, we don’t need more time.
We need a decision.

A decision to start.
A decision to change.
A decision to stop waiting for the “perfect time.”

So maybe ask yourself:
What happens if I don’t change anything?
How long am I willing to stay where I am?
And…
What is my inaction costing me?

Hindi naman kailangan baguhin lahat overnight.

Sometimes, growth begins with one small decision:
“I think it’s time I do something differently.”

Because time will keep moving whether we’re ready or not.

The question is,
what are we going to do with the time we have? ❤️

25/09/2026

Marriage is truly a blessing from the Lord.

It’s not just two hearts coming together, but two very different and imperfect people learning to walk together under God’s purpose.

One thing God has been teaching me is that we can’t rely purely on each other’s strength to keep a marriage strong and harmonious.

No matter how much love we have for each other, our own strength will sometimes fall short.

That’s why I’m learning that having God at the center isn’t just about praying together or going to church together.

It’s about allowing Him to shape the way we love, forgive, communicate, and choose each other every day.

For us, marriage isn’t about keeping score of who gives more.

It’s about both choosing to give their best—100/100.

As someone with a strong and dominant personality, God has also been teaching me a lot about my role as a husband.

I’m learning that leadership doesn’t mean having all the control and answers.

For me, loving and leading my wife means listening, considering her thoughts, making decisions together, and sometimes having the humility to say,
“Okay, you’re right.” 😅

I’m also learning to respect wifey’s POVs for me.

Like she can always share her thoughts.
She can make suggestions.
She can disagree.

And I’m grateful because wifey also carries her part with love like loving me unconditionally, supporting me with respect, and choosing to grow with me in faith.

We’re far from perfect.

We have our moments.
We misunderstand each other.
We make mistakes.
Sometimes, we fail each other.

But perhaps that’s also where God’s grace becomes most visible.

Because when God remains at the center, He teaches us to turn weaknesses into strength, conflicts into growth, and ordinary seasons into testimonies.

Our marriage is still a work in progress.
And maybe that’s the beautiful part.

We don’t have a perfect marriage.

We’re simply two imperfect people choosing God, choosing each other, and choosing to grow together. ❤️

23/09/2026

Sometimes, you don’t realize how much someone beside you has grown until you see them step into something completely new.

Today, I got to watch my wifey play in her first-ever pickleball tournament. ❤️

And honestly, I was just happy to be there.

To watch.
To cheer.
To capture a few moments like this one.

Because this photo is more than just a tournament memory for me. It reminds me of how beautiful it is to see someone you love become more confident, more courageous, and more willing to try even when she’s still figuring things out.

She didn’t need to be the best player on the court. She just needed to be brave enough to step onto it.

And that’s something I admire about her.

Behind the man people often see is a woman who has quietly been part of the journey all along. A woman who supports, encourages, challenges, and grows with you like not always in the spotlight, but always making a difference.

So while I’m grateful for the opportunity to pursue the things I do, I’m equally grateful that I get to come home to someone who is pursuing her own growth, too.

Today, I am the husband proudly cheering for his wifey. And honestly, I wouldn’t trade that role for anything. ❤️

Proud of who you’re becoming, wifey. 🤍