“Myca’s success in life that defines her family”
Guarantee success and live with happiness in life
”No problem” It seems to be the theme of today. Why? If there is “no problem”, then why we say that? Why we use the word problem? Can we please start saying words of affirmation like: My pleasure, You are welcome, So glad it worked out, That is wonderful, Oh! That is perfect, Thank you, I love it and That’s great. Well, I found one who comes from right here in STI College Global City and I’d like to share her story with you.
Myca Riola Timbreza is not your average overachiever. In fact, she’s been a simple person. She’s an epitome of beauty inside and out and she have endearing hands. Brought into existence on March 8, 1998. She was a child prodigy, a prodigy whose talents are recognized at an early age with her parents, Estela Timbreza and Albert Timbreza. When she was a kid her parents mold this kind of personality and shaping her attitude in real life.
She had to come up with a more efficient student model. Family is the one who provide her things that she needs to have a positive aspect in life. Who mold to become a better person who taught a good values that is part of her whole being. This lead to Myca’s success in life that defines her family. “Family is the foundation of all aspects.” says one of her favorite writer, Joel Osteen. She said that the result is focus on the positive and keep doing the right things, no matter what happens. “You have to be determine, passionate, integrity, and most of all you have to believe in yourself.” That’s why she received a reward and God gave this to her.
President Diosdado Macapagal High school Class Valedictorian on her valedictory speech on March 27, 2014. “I worked hard and a bit harder for some reasons. First, because my father is the only earning in the family since he is the only person who is working for the family. My mother is left at home to take good care for us. There was a time that we skipped lunch because we don’t have money to buy food. In several occasions my mother was worried for the payments of my school projects, stage plays, fieldtrips and others. We were also victims of typhoon Basyang which devastated our house. My father also suffered from heart ailment that drained almost all of our financial resources. Second, I have some trouble with my friends whom I thought were true to me but slowly faded away when I started to grapple to the top. The group that broke away bullied me. They thrown degrading words at me. They have withdrawn their support (like in several pageant that I have joined). I heard no applause from them. I was hurt and just cried at my mother’s comforting shoulders. I exerted to hold on to God and put all my cares unto him. The hurtful words of my detractors were my inspirations to work harder. I have to prove to them that all the criticisms they have thrown to me helped me climb my way to the top. Third, I want to show my parents that I can be a model student and the financial insufficiency could not hinder in the attainment of success. I tried my very best to act properly and perform well as a product of loving, caring and endearing hands.”
Myca’s purpose in life is to become successful and to share her ability for those people who are in need. To her family that she needed all the time by helping her through perseverance in studying. She wants to see them in a good condition and not suffering poverty. Most important they are in God’s hand or in good terms in life. They’re attitude is in good and bright purposes. To finish her studies and to have a better life. In her sense of community with kindness, selflessness and love. That is the most important thing we are asked to do.
“Don’t expect anything in return in helping other people.” She shows the tagline of coke. “Do whatever you can, Share whatever you have.”
If you don’t really know where you are in life, then take the answer to that question in your life. Believe in yourself, you deserve the best. Maybe she convert that into something guarantee and simplistic. All the experiences and all the hardships that come her way truly epitomizes the meaning of the resiliency of a Filipino, a young Filipino. “SHE IS A LIVING PROOF OF THAT.”













