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By Samantha Clayton, OLY, ISSA-CPT – Vice President, Worldwide Sports Performance and Fitness, Herbalife Nutrition Does social distancing have you worried about your summer plans? For many, summertime is the time many plan their family vacations. The kids are out of school, the weather is fantastic, and the days are longer—allowing optimal time to venture to new places, catch some sun and spend more time with our friends and families.  While many have already been spending a lot more time with their families then they ever imagined during the coronavirus outbreak, whether you love it or have grown tired of it, you’ve likely run into problems of keeping your family entertained. Between, possibly working from home, managing your kids schoolwork and maintaining a functioning household, this time probably hasn’t felt much like a vacation...  With social distancing guidelines likely to remain in effect in many cities during the summer, activities and entertainment opt

Pandemic crisis gives you a reason to be more productive and use social media as a way to gain profit. If you have talents in cooking, its time to show your skills. If you’re looking for ways to augment your income during these challenging times, you don’t need to look farther than your kitchen to start a business. As you may have observed, many Filipinos have already started putting up their own little ventures by offering something that we all love—food. From ube pandesal to baked sushi, to new twists to fries and cheesecakes, our enterprising kababayans have shown their resiliency and inventiveness through these food ventures. If you’d like to start a home business from your kitchen, here are some tips that may help you in establishing one. 1. Think of the product you want to offer. Are you or someone in your family good in baking or cooking? Capitalize on your skill and passion in determining the product you want to offer. 2. Know your target