My grandmother Demetria ran a home-based catering business in Los Angeles, CA.
She catered to the Filipino Community in LA to help fund mine and my siblings college degree with her lumpia and pancit money.
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We, as a country, are due to have conversations like this.
Civil and friendly. Human.
We’re due to reignite unity again.
I have friends and family members (yes, my own siblings) from both sides.
We need a collective rest stop.
Most people do this backwards.
Don’t be most people.
When starting a business, too many founders tap personal credit cards or a home equity line of credit.
Sounds convenient. Feels easy. But here’s the problem:
→ Separate personal from business (a foundational move in building a bankable business).
→ Keep doors open for larger funding rounds down the road.
Remember: A strong personal credit score is an asset. Treat it like one.