My journey: From Fast Food Service to Insurance Industries

I began my career in the fast-food service industry, working with McDonald’s across three countries—starting in the Middle East, then Australia, and eventually Canada. For 21 years, I dedicated myself to this industry in pursuit of a better future for my family. After obtaining my permanent residency in Canada, I juggled three jobs simultaneously. My income was strong, and I was able to support not only my immediate family but also my extended family back home in the Philippines.

However, over time, the physical and emotional toll of this lifestyle became clear. My health began to suffer, and my relationships, especially with my children, were affected. I realized I was missing out on precious moments with my son as they grew up—moments I could never get back. I came to understand that no amount of income could replace time lost with loved ones or deteriorating well-being. I wanted more than just to make a living—I wanted to truly live, to be present, and to enjoy life with my family.

It was during this time of reflection and prayer that I discovered Greatway Financial. I saw it as an opportunity to step out of my comfort zone and into a space filled with growth, positivity, and purpose. I decided to try something new—something not everyone dared to explore. I immersed myself in financial education, earned my license, and joined the financial services industry through Greatway.

I began my journey part-time, but the impact was immediate and life changing. The business gave me flexibility, a sense of purpose, and a way to serve others meaningfully. As I shared what I learned about personal finance and protection, I discovered a deeper calling: helping individuals and families achieve peace of mind and financial security.

Today, I find fulfillment not only in serving clients but also in mentoring and building a team of business partners. Watching them grow and succeed brings me immense joy. Their victories are my victories. My mission is to continue empowering others—through financial literacy, mentorship, and opportunity—and to be a blessing to many.