Brien

If I told the 2019 version of me that I spoke to a crowd like this, he probably would never believe it. Although he could see it in his mind, A vision of the stage with literal blinding lights… He would dismiss it as an impossibility. Little did he know that he would undergo a long journey of self-doubt, trials, false hope, betrayal, and eventually redemption… To finally see this view. To finally understand what he has all along. It’s the gift of bringing real people together. To truly understand and hear them. To see the good in them and help share their message. Because he once felt unseen and unheard too. ——— But you know what never changed with 2019 Brien? He knew that every single great thing… Was never made by a single person. It’s the collective effort of those behind that makes the dream work. A recipe refined through trust and integrity. ——— To my VoiceCon co-founders, Peter Daniel Veriña Ron B. Titular Joyce Burton Titular Thank you for allowing me to share my light in this lighthouse we built together. 💜 ——— Proper acknowledgement for all those in the backend, speakers, hosts, and participants to follow in the coming days. Pahinga muna.

When you hear it 🤯 The voice collab we never expected! See them among other iconic voices at VoiceCon PH 2026. Get your tickets at 🗣️ Use my code “BRI” to get an additional 5% off of your ticket price!

Worst experience ever 😱 Don’t let this happen to you when you’re traveling abroad! Kaya naman ako, I always make sure to grab a Travel Wifi from @bigskynationph . Para less hassle mag ikot and communicate with loved ones. Travel with security and peace of mind, with Big Sky Travel Wifi ✈️ Use my code SUITED and get 25% off your Travel Wifi rental 💯 ——— Ikaw, ano ang worst travel experience mo?

🎥 Wellington Soong shares knowing when to exit business relationships and friendships—diving into boundaries, timing, and the courage to walk away. Please drink responsibly. We promote moderation and do not encourage excessive alcohol consumption. 📺 Season 7 Episode 7 Trailer ✨ Full episode available on: YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts @theqreations @lifeoverwhiskey 👇 Check the comments below

🥃 This Thursday on Life Over Whiskey Wellington C. Soong Topic: Knowing When to Exit Business Relationships and Friendships A pioneer in luxury, business, and entrepreneurship in the Philippines, bringing some of the world’s most iconic brands into the country while building ventures across industries. But beyond success, this conversation is about something deeper: knowing when to let go. Not every relationship is meant to last, whether in business or in life.Sometimes, the smartest move is not holding on, but knowing when to walk away at the right time. This episode is all about timing, wisdom, and making tough but necessary decisions. 💯

Show up afraid, show up scared, but show up anyway. There is a gift waiting for you when you act on courage despite fear. Sometimes the beauty of life comes from unexpected moments.

🎥 Shyr Valdez shares the life of a single mom—diving into her journey and the strength it took to overcome life’s struggles along the way. Please drink responsibly. We promote moderation and do not encourage excessive alcohol consumption. 📺 Season 7 Episode 6 Trailer ✨ Full episode available on: YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts @theqreations @lifeoverwhiskey 👇 Check the comments below

Someone many of us grew up watching. She’s played the roles we know by heart the mother, the aunt, the confidante… Minsan kakampi, minsan kontrabida characters that made us feel, cry, and even get angry, all at the same time. We step behind the camera to get to know the woman behind the performances. And with Mother’s Day just around the corner, this Thursday’s episode becomes a special celebration of motherhood honoring the strength, sacrifice, and resilience of moms everywhere. Not only as a mother, but also as a woman navigating life, love, and partnership on her own terms. With the strength and spirit of a full armored single mother… Mga ka-whiskey at ka-LOW barkada, let us all welcome… Shyr Valdez 🥃 Topic: Life of a single mom

Thank you @hollyland.ph and @apcsoma for inviting me to share the future of content creation through Podcasting. 🎙 This was an amazing experience being able to impart podcasting principles to the upcoming creative minds in the industry. Plus the chosen pair won a brand new Hollyland Lark A1 each! Congrats @drlngpy and @tppnkl ✨ Nag participate ka na, nanalo ka pa. 💜 Special thanks to @joloson1 and @luigislvstr / @digitalceoph for helping in the documentation. 🙏 And @mushysheila and @eeastyles for the trust in my voice 🗣️

Happy Birthday Sir Brien! @suitedph Celebrating with you! 🍾🎊 Cheers! Art Na! #manoo #manoopopart #popart #lowbrow #lifeoverwhiskey

Being interviewed by the great @suitedph Here’s the fastest way to become a top 1% speaker: Every time you read an interesting idea, SPEAK IT OUT LOUD - explain it in your own words, connected to your own experience: (I use a dedicated digital voice recorder, but you can simply use an app on your phone) Here’s why it works: 1. You get reps without a stage. Instead of waiting until I’m on stage to practice my public speaking, I’m practicing every single day. I’m building fluency, fluidity and the ability to express new ideas clearly, on command. 2. You build a second brain. Every idea I dictate becomes a searchable, reusable asset. Stories. Frameworks. Analogies. All sitting in a database I can pull from the next time I’m on stage, on a podcast, or in a meeting. Want to know a secret? I didn’t actually write this post. I dictated it. More reps = faster improvement.

The world is a dark place not because there are a lot of bad people. But because there are good ones, like you, choosing to hide their light. That’s why I would always encourage to speak those who truly have substance and something valuable to offer. Masyado na maraming negativity, manipulation, and injustice happening. It’s time to balance the scales. I find myself praying sometimes... “Lord, let the good ones win.” But I know it will come down to the choices we make. Do we commit to showing up even if we have self-doubts? Do we speak and share our message despite judgement? Do we allow ourselves to be seen even if it’s uncomfortable? If you see this, maybe it’s a sign. A calling. Let’s light up the darkness.