I'm done with call centers. Why? Because for almost three years I struggled with human nature and always lost. My body always told me that I should work during the day and sleep at night. However, after being accepted for my first job at eTelecare, I responded, "But things are different now. I'm working for a US client and that means I should work within their timezone." Afterwards, war ensued. I willed my body to bow down and obey but my body showed me who's boss. Later on after three different companies - all call centers - I realized that I am fighting a losing battle and that I should come to terms with myself. I resigned in April 2007 and beyond me stood an abyss with a humongous question mark. What am I going to do now? I'm almost 30 and my work experience is something I'm not really proud of.

In fact, the only thing I'm really proud of is my Catholic Faith and my voice. I've been singing with the Children and Youth Choir for almost 8 years now and  I've been part of other choral groups from our Church. Just recently  my friends and I formed a chamber choir and we started singing for our friends and mostly from my girlfriend's cousins who were looking for a choir to sing at their big day. Now that is something I loved to do and a number of people are already saying that at the end of the day our chance of success is much higher when we do something we love.

So I went back to my old computer and created a website and posted some online ads and voila! People started asking us for our rates and no sooner than that we started singing for strangers who got to know us through our website and our ads.

So far the experience has been great and we've been receiving good feedback from our clients. However, I am still prayerfully discerning if this is the path that God is leading me to or is He pointing elsewhere. For now, I am so thankful that He has continued to sustain me and my family (or what's left of it - my Mother passed away last April) despite the unsurmountable odds. God is truly good and His will is for us to have an abundant life.