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Take it from Kim Chiu: Celebrate the small wins
The Philippine Star
|December 23, 2024
Kim Chiu is known to her legion of fans and in the local tinseltown as the "Pinoy Big Brother: Teen" housemate and big winner, The Chinita Princess, and the Kapamilya performer and actress.
Recently, she has been named the Tanduay Calendar Girl 2025.
"Minsan akala mo, ito kana, parang (sometimes you'd think) 'I've reached my peak, ito na yun,' but life gives you a lot of surprises, na parang, 'Wow, meron pa pala (there's more I can do)," said Kim of her latest endorsement and project in a recent press conference. "So, never stop dreaming, never stop believing, and just keep going."
As for her message to fellow women out there, she shared, "I think this (being a calendar girl) is a reminder that there is no dream that is too big, no milestone that is too far. There's a saying that goes: 'Success is not about where you've been, (it's) where you're willing to go," shared Kim, "and that's my definition of success, to keep going and never stop. Pwede naman mag-stop for a while, (take a) rest and just keep going and reach for your dreams."
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