hello benj

 Here I am with a backlog trying to make up for January where I had 3 blog posts planned about starting the year right but only posted 2 of them. I feel bad for ignoring this blog and failing to shoot something. So here's a travel diary when we went to Bohol last year, during my birthday weekend.  We were a 30-minute fast-craft, boat ride away from Bohol.  The Koi ponds in the lobby and at the entrance of the hotel (Bellevue) where we stayed at were my favorite. I have a thing for fishes and sea creatures. My friends found it odd that I'm not afraid of deep waters and what lies beneath. I love deep, dark sea water and the thought that there might be thousands of fishes and (possibly) sharks underneath excite me. Weird, noh? We explored a little. Did a couple of touristy activities. Churches, Butterfly farms, Chocolate Hills but I've been here more than 8 times (I think), so I didn't take much photos. But I do have another post about Bohol nex

I have been asked this question a lot of times whenever I am caught writing down (instead of typing on my phone) tasks and shit that I need to do. So I thought I'd share with you the reasons why planning is a very important thing that will help you achieve anything you want to accomplish whether your goal is towards a healthier lifestyle or just a passion project that you've always wanted to do. Always with a pen (or 4 pens) and a planner at hand, I jot down EVERYTHING that pops in my mind whether it be a blog post idea, a random thought or a last-minute "eureka" moment for a campaign. I write more than I talk to people, tbh. Not that I'm an introvert. I just really like writing. And what I love about it is that I remember the things that I write more than the things I see, hear or type. That's actually the first answer to today's question: Disclaimer: Written here are just thoughts and opinions that I think are the reason why planning has helped inc