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Marylen Ramos-Velasco – Strike a Balance Between Taking Care of Yourself and Others
31st August 2022 • My Worst Investment Ever Podcast • Andrew Stotz
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BIO: Marylen Ramos-Velasco is the Founder and CEO of Customized Training Solutions (CTS) Pte. Ltd. – “Asia’s Most Trusted Customized Solutions Provider.”

STORY: Marylen spent her life doing too much for people who didn’t deserve her time and effort at the expense of her health. She started taking better care of herself and creating boundaries when she suffered several gastritis attacks.

LEARNING: Strike a balance between taking care of yourself and others. Prioritize self-love and self-care. Always think about your value.

 

“Every one of us needs balance.”
Marylen Ramos-Velasco

 

Guest profile

Marylen Ramos-Velasco is the Founder and CEO of Customized Training Solutions (CTS) Pte. Ltd. – “Asia’s Most Trusted Customized Solutions Provider.” She has 15 years of experience in sales & marketing, customer service, events management, and operations in the hospitality industry. Since moving to Singapore, she has worked in event services focused on specialized training and summits.

With her gift of leadership and strength in partnership to drive clarity and change, she is living her purpose to make life easier for others. Her solutions include but are not limited to training, coaching, and consulting for leaders and organizations. While she helps trainers, coaches, speakers, and consultants with personal branding, sales, and marketing services.

Worst investment ever

Marylen’s worst investment ever was doing too much for people who didn’t deserve her time and effort. She also tended to forget about herself and was poor at setting boundaries, which caused her a lot of burnout, stress, and even depression. As a result, she suffered several gastritis attacks and had to get a hospital procedure done. This was when Marylen realized she had forgotten about self-love and self-care. She had failed to invest in her body and soul.

Lessons learned

  • You cannot serve from an empty vessel. So take time to replenish your spirit so that you’re able to help others.
  • Strike a balance between taking care of yourself and others.
  • Prioritize self-love and self-care.
  • Invest in the right people, and be sure to set boundaries.

Andrew’s takeaways

  • Self-care means taking care of yourself first.
  • Always think about your value.
  • Always put money down when working with an accountability partner for motivation and accountability.

Actionable advice

Invest in your mind, body, and soul.

Marylen’s recommended resources

  • Visit Customized Training Solutions for various resources, including blogs, online resources, and upcoming programs to help you handle or create balance in your private and professional life.

No.1 goal for the next 12 months

Marylen’s number one goal for the next 12 months is to create more win-win-win outcomes for herself, her clients, and partners through the work she does around education, empowerment, and inspiration.

Parting words

 

“Investing in yourself is the best investment you can ever make in your life. And continue to live with passion and purpose.”
Marylen Ramos-Velasco

 

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