Like growing up from a kid to an adult, building character is a natural part of life. It takes time, effort, and honest self-reflection. Think of it like owning an old car—it can still run well, but it always needs a little fixing up. Why? Because our flaws are easy to spot, and they don’t fix themselves.
The real test is learning how to shape a character that stays true to who we are, while being strong, fair, and thoughtful. So the question is: are we ready to take that on?
The author obtained a Licentiate in Biology with a specialization in Zoology from the State University of Valencia, Spain. He also earned a Certificate in Education from the University of Alicante and a Diploma in Affectivity and Sexuality from the University of Navarre. Later, he completed a Master’s in Library and Information Sciences at the University of the Philippines, specializing in library systems and history. Throughout his academic career, he has published articles in professional journals. He has also managed cultural centers, lectured extensively on values education, and worked in school consultancies as a mentor and counselor.