Paul, this lady should become a public speaker for all Filipina, as she can start the mindset as to the potential they can be. Instead of trying to treat the Foreigner, as an ATM, this Lady, took a loan from her Foreign Boyfriend, and turned it into a life that she can still be successful on her own, and a great Lady to cherish as a Wife. A great interview. 😊
Every time I see an incredible woman like this, I ask myself "What would you give to have an opportunity to find a companion like this?" Yes exactly....what WOULD you give to have a lovely lady like this one!?!?!? It is difficult to even watch this knowing there is even a glimmer of others similar to V. What a beautiful lady.
First of all Michael you're not only smart...., you hit the lotto with this young lady. . I like the 30-plus Paul interviews with the females and not the 18 to 21 very interesting and refreshing😊
Me too! Guy's going for the 18-22 years old girls isn't right. 28-42 is a better range when looking for a relationship, but if it's only Boom Boom, decide for yourself.
I agree with you Big man. There's 24 hours in every day. After 4 hours of sex with a 18 year young, whats to do for the remaining 20 hours apart from enduring long periods of uncomfortable silence.@@bigjohnson7415
That was another great interview, Paul! This woman really stands out from all the Filipina be-an-ATM-machine-to-my-entire-family girls! She has spark, passion, drive, ... This woman can make it without a man. There should be more of those in the Philippines. She reminds me of a Belgian business women I once interviewed as a reporter. She also started with a small beauty parlor, then specialised in artificial fingernails and became the CEO of an international corporation active in that field. She is now retired and she and her husband are living in Greece, where they were able to build a beautiful villa. I haven't seen her for a long time, but we keep in touch on FB and if Vhie wants to pick her brains, I'm quite willing to introduce them.
I have a hunch that the reason women in the west are feminists is because their men demand they earn. Here in the Philippines, we want to earn because we want to contribute to our family. To feed our family and help our relatives too. A thing that makes it nice is because our men never demand we be "stable" or be a "strong, independent woman" When no one demands it from you, you want to do it more. Out of love. This is one thing i like about our men. They just provide. As a default.
I was already very impressed with Vhie from your previous video about her and Michael. I am impressed again. Please let her know that she is a great face for Filipinas.
Wow! What a vibrant and fascinating lady! Mrs. Biano reflects great credit on herself and, for that matter, Filipinas in general. Thanks for the awesome interview Paul.
Value investors see value if the business has gone past sole proprietorship to a franchise in this case study the fledgling entrepreneur is technically part of the GIG economy which can land one back to the being a employee of a firm.
Trisha is so cute. I think it is so awesome how the kids in the Philippines tend to want to grow up work and want to help take care of their parents. I sure wish Trisha all the best in school and work as well as life. Thank you, Paul and Mae, for being willing to filter through the people that want to talk to Trisha because she is young and nieve. LOVE AND PRAYERS FROM IOWA! 😊❤❤❤
Great story, & congratulations on your success. I helped my first wife the same way & got her training and helped her by buying a hair salon and she ran it for 27 years and then sold it. She became one of the most in demand where we are, in the USA.
Fun Interview Paul !! I have found most Filipinas are passionate about something however they lack the money and proper direction to pursue their passion. I also believe a persons character has a lot to do with their success later on. I met my Filipina when she was 34 and she is 37 now. She said she has also had very bad experiences with Filipino men and would only date foreigners. In fact her daughter (our daughter now) never met her biological father. He took off half way thru the pregnancy. These things happen in other countries as well but it seeks to impact filipinas much deeper than some other places. As a foreigner we need to be more careful of what we say and do with filipinas with that history as emotions can be amplified quickly. My Filipina is all the beauty queen I could ever want in my life and she raised a great kid !!
"could involve investing in a local business" @RetireandGo Investing in what way? Do you mean starting your own business or starting a business for somebody else? Because it is never a good idea for a foreigner to run a business in the Philippines that requires direct contact with the Filipino public.
@@RetireandGo I'd invest in anything to do with water purification systems and hygiene related companies. Also, investing in tourist resorts is a good idea as it caters to the foreigner and similar status Filipinos. Different type of customers. Investing in a restaurant is ok. However, running a restaurant yourself, as a foreigner, is not a good idea. You don't want to deal with the regular Filipino public or be the one to manage employees, which includes "firing" them.. That and competing with other local businesses could cost you literally your life, prison, or deportation, if you are lucky. Even if you want to help the Filipinos, there are some laws against that. Imagine that. I personally would leave it alone and come to the Philippines to enjoy the place and privately help those in need, if you can afford it. The Philippines is a different monster and you will literally have to walk on eggshells to not find yourself murdered, in prison or deported, if a conflict arises with the locals. Remember, everything is fine and dandy in the Philippines until it isn't. Lawler
She is a first to pay it back I have helped few and never got a dime back still friends but would never give a penny to them again! I say only lone what you can afford to lose . She seams like an amazing woman god blessed her being poor hard work and a hand up not hand out amazing story
Great vid Paul and Vhie. Thanks so much. I agree that it's so important to encourage and support your woman (or man) to be all they can be. Once she is self assured and independent, if she still wants to stay with you, it really is because she loves you, not just because she's dependent upon you. Sounds like a good thing to me. One thing I was thinking about - I always hear about the comparisons between Filipinos and western men; that Filipinos are less dependable, less honest, always playing the field and prefer partying to building a healthy, successful relationship. Whereas, a Filipina sees a westerner, or a foreigner as much more serious about finding and sustaining a good relationship, values her more, is more mature, is more honest and sincere about his feelings for her, and about the relationship. It occurs to me that the comparison may not be fair. The Filipinos she may have had experience with are much more likely to be her age ; whereas the foreigner is usually older, more mature, and even more; a relationship was so important to him that he got organized, and went to a different country to look for it. That's not a fair comparison with a young Filipino. A more realistic comparison would be a young (her age) Filipino and a foreigner of the same age. They don't get to meet many young western men I would imagine, but if they did, I think they might find that young western men are just as immature, selfish, and directionless as young Filipinos. So, I'd like to hear questions about valid comparisons. Has she ever dated a Filipino in his 50s or 60s? What were they like? And how did they compare to a westerner of the same age? Or, have they dated a westerner that was her age? What were they like, compared to a Filipino of the same age?
I've always maintained there's so much talent here in the Philippines what sadly will never be discovered or nourished simply because of a lack of minimal capital.
Unfortunately, many Filipinos use their talent as overseas workers. I know of a few that work in the Middle East, Europe, United States, etc… Very intelligent and hard working people. They leave because there’s not as much opportunity in the Philippines as they can find in the rest of the world.
Big respect for hard working woman. My wife was also from a very poor family, had nothing and just finished elementary. Now she is house keeping manager in 4 star hotel since many years here in Scandinavia. 😊
I was once told by a great businessman. If you want to be successful just look at what women need to look beautiful. Great interview Paul! I'm happy to see Vhie's excitement in helping others.
@@vhiebiano-yourbrowexpert2544 You're welcome. You're amazing. Great story to inspire other Filipina to follow in your footsteps. Baka, pasyal ako dyan sa inyo next year.
Another Great interview. 6 out of 10 would prefer a foreigner. Interesting. I like Michael’s and V’s vulnerability in the previous interview. The message is don’t give money away. It sends the wrong message and potentially attracts the wrong type or woman. I prefer a less busy partner. In US I dated one woman like V many years ago. It didn’t work because she’s never home, always ambitiously making more business, and stressed with the lifestyle of being a business owner. I prefer a more available partner that would be compatible with the time I have. Outside interests and friends are great.
Thank you so much for watching 😊 I'm never stressed of my lifestyle as a businesswoman, I have staff working for me and I take a break whenever I want. I focus on one business only. It's a matter of a contentment in one's heart 😊 Contentment=happy life
My sister-in-law here in San Diego is a filipina, and that's how I know about a Brazilian blow! ₱1 mil. = $17,600.99 acording to my app. Congratulations to your Guest Paul! (Sorry, I forgot her name because I was working on the computer while I listened) I find it quite admirable what she's accomplished! You go girl!
Great interview Paul. It's so good to see a woman of the Philippines have the courage to start a business that's her passion and see it through to make it work and become successful.
Smart & Charming young lady. Great show today. She should be an inspiration to other Filipino's male or female to identify their path in a career and then work hard to make it on their own.
I have great respect for the work ethic of folks who comes from a farming background and this young lady fits that bill. She impresses me as honest, hardworking, and loyal. Great educational interview. I hope some gold diggers will watch this and mend their ways.
Hopefully with her sucess she will pass it on to other young women so they can have a crack at being a successful business woman. Too many Filipinas I've met over the years want everything handed to them especially if they have a foreigner boyfriend/husband.
Great Paul, I'm a retired barber beautician, went to Paul Mitchell and Vidal Sasson, my mother was the makeup artist and nail technician, and Flying Emoryboard was the name of the nail products we franchised. My mother God bless her soul. Was the innovator in NJ the first shop in the late 6s we built a hell of a business and distribution of the products in NJ -PA-NY Studio II was known all over NJ and PA NY we had stands with our products and classes on nails and makeup. Well I went my way finally after she retired and opened 3 barber shops that have done very well, I retired from business in 2013 due to an accident that left me in a wheelchair for many years the kit and cabutal of pain and operation, I am here now in Makati getting my srrv visa and soon to move her for life. It's my time to enjoy what is left. Paul this was a wonder full interview she has done well for her self and I agree the her husband done it the right way by loaning her God Bless😎👍
Outstanding young lady for sure. Cell Phone Shop or Beauty Salon both excellent ideas for startup business. When you follow your passion, it's never really feels like work. You enjoy everyday.
But filipina should also be careful of foreigner relationship has no percentage on who is better foreigner or filipino just be matured enough to not only to depend on feelings but matured enough to know the person well
If all Filipino women or the Philippine people were like this young lady they would rule the world she is sweet intelligent and very beautiful. I like her
Great job Paul ,as usual 🎉. Great q and a session with a wonderful lady. Her sincerity pops off the screen when she speaks her truth. Good to see a woman of her caliber, after watching the decline of women in the western world .
It's a great video and an awesome interview, thanks for bringing this to us. Vhie is very smart and has an awesome passion. She also has a special personality and her English is better than most native speakers. What makes this story amazing is how she rose from the very poor to what we might call the middle class in other parts of the world. I love your line of questioning, it's always on par and always on the mark. With every video you do Paul they get better, this is a testament to your growing channel and increasing interest in your content. Always looking forward to your new content, wishing you and Mae love, respect, and of course more success in your channel. Take Care, God Bless!!
Vhie's spirit is golden. I'm now stunned at the thought that Spain fist sought the fountain of youth in Florida. I want to know where she gets her drinking water. I think Michael is a lucky man,...how is his health by the way?😀
You're funny! This is Michael. Unfortunately, my healthy is excellent. No meds for anything. Still the same weight as when I was 25. Full of life and enjoying the experience. Full of energy. But I never take any of that fore granted. One molecule goes out of whack then bang, its suddenly over.
@@michaelcassidy1864 Thanks, and it's good to hear you're doing well. Humor is good meds. After this interview I pondered for the appropriate word to characterize your Vhie, I thought 'caliber'. I checked the definition and was satisfied with it. Vhie's joy for life is an inspiration and you must enjoy that gift. I have no intention nor need to leave the states but I enjoy Paul's insight and character. My wife of 34 years passed a couple years ago and have not been seriously looking to "fill the void". Meanwhile I'll be taking up a new hobby; peddies. Rock on my good man.
What a fantastic woman - i dream of having a Filipina like this. Not because she can stand on her own two feet, but because she is ambitious and knows how to mentally stimulate herself
I am 15 years younger than my American husband. I am Filipina. Seventeen years ago when we got married, I paid half of our marriage license. My husband was not the kind to shower expensive gifts. Not an issue because, I can buy my own stuff. I love the little trinkets that he gives me that are more thoughtful and sweet like a memory book. Still married and still happy till this day.
Hey Paul, wow, that was an awesome interview!!! You really asked great questions, and you kept the interview, exciting, enjoyable, to watch, and very informative. Miss B is an amazing woman, and an inspiration, to all. Because of her passion, and dedication to wanting to be the best version of herself, it has become her driving force to be a successful as she is. But I also strongly believe, that because she is so kind hearted, and giving up herself, to train other women, to improve their lives, that God has blessed her, to be so successful, “BECAUSE” she is performing God’s work, in always helping others. There’s so much to see, and do in Dumaguette, that when I move the Philippines, what my bucket list is to meet you, to be interviewed by you, and enjoy the many sites Of Dumaguete. But after watching your blog, it’s also going to be on my bucket list, to have my pedicure and manicure performed by Miss B, Because she is such an amazing woman, 😎👍🏼😉🙏🏼🥰🥰.
such a refreshing repreve from the expat disasters Paul! even though it is still along the same lines.....Vee is not rare, I have seen many Filipinas with the same drive. Nice to hear from someone that has had some experience... very helpful interview Sir!
Hey Paul, been watch in a few of your vids and really enjoy the content! Keep bringing them. Any btw big respect for the guy that passed on the very young lady.
Great interview Paul. Vhie is one smart lady. She has worked hard and made something of herself even though she started out with nothing. It just goes to show if you really want something and work hard you can achieve your dreams. She also gave a lot of good advice. Her partner should be very proud of her.
She may have been raised in poverty but she had royalty for parents and grandparents. One cannot buy these traits that she possesses; inner beauty that exceeds outer 😇🎯
Filipinas who aren't already middle-class, even if they are educated and otherwise upwardly mobile, face a bit of a dilemma. The first is that (and this is assuming that she's one of the "good ones", and not a golddigger) she has to be convinced that the wolf isn't at the door anymore. Even if she isn't flush with cash at the moment, she's not going to starve. The younger she is, the more she needs to be nudged into thinking in terms of longer time frames for expectations. Bootstrapping is already in the DNA of a Filipina. Their problem is that they are used to peddling on the proverbial bicycle of life so hard that they forget to - or may not even know how to - change gears. (If that makes any sense.) The second part of the dilemma is that a Filipina, even is she is from a good family, is going to feel immense pressure to spread some of her "good luck" around. She may not see you as an ATM, but by golly there will be some at least within her extended family who will constantly bully her to pay their rent. It's just part of the landscape, and she will adapt as you point it out as it happens. But the Filipina/foreigner dynamic works so well because for foreigners, we feel lucky just to have somebody who appreciates us and affords us respect, while the Filipina is often grateful for the outside perspective, the patience, having somebody who sees beyond a provincial future for her, allowing her independence, and having the security of being with a man without a Peter Pan syndrome...Great interview, Paul and Vhie!...
Hi Paul, Ian from uk here. What an inspiring story, I have been married to a filapina for 14 yrs she is amazing she came here not even graduated from high school she is now at university studying for her her social worker degree, she has worked her way up from working for me as a cleaner at my old company, passing exams along the way , not only doing all this she a fantastic mum to our daughter a my beautiful wife im so proud of her. I hope anouther inspirational tale. Keep up the good work Paul thanks mate.. Ian . Small P.S We plan to move to our property there in next few years hope to meet you some day. Ingat always.
@vhiebiano-yourbrowexpert2544 congratulations to Vhie it's very nice to see inspirational stories like yours hopefully Joy and Corrine will come vist your salon 1 day they both love hair and nail treatments but you know that your filapina. Ingats
Great video!!! I deleted the rest of my comment that wasn't dirty or disrespectful at all that isn't me. I just can't wait to visit there again in late Nov. till early Jan. sp I can confirm for sure that I want to move there in 2024 and spend the rest of my life there in the Philippines and to try to decide where I want to start my life there . Im a small town country boy (man) LOL and I don't think I will want to live permanently in a city but probably not very far from a small or major city but Im going to try to keep an open mind .The lady today is as beautiful as the teenage guest that you and Baby Mae have on your videos it is amazing how some ladies there look so young.
Dedication & PASSION Two things that will get you ahead in life. When the world knocks you down. You have to have Passion & Dedication to get up Again. It's Not the person who had it easy but the person who Refuses to be beaten.
This is what a micro loan(~$650) can do for someone who is motivated to achieve their goals. If a person is motivated, they can achieve almost anything. A micro loan of a non-motivated person is like throwing the money away. Finding the right person would be the key to making something better for them and their family.
I give more than that a month for scholarship and aid to my relatives in the Philippines now that I am able. Before I did not when I first started my family.
Yeah i would choose afam .no matter....based on my age now😂😂 there would be someone out there i hope...who knows..another great informative videos Paul..and yes giving that opportunities (not money, more on skills)to help the partner is a great deal...i am proud of her being a mentor to other filipina too...blessed..yes learning something is very interesting..
Big fan, you are a resource for me! Comming in Jan because I am in love... Suggestions: how yo get married? Since they are catholic and most of us are divorced. Expats who start business w their partner Living as a Vet, w VA.
Paul you need to do more of these local lady interviews....so interesting and educational! This was really informative and with your humor it was even better 😂. I'm going to have all my friends in the US subscribe to your channel....we are Hawaii village idiots hoping to find a better life in retirement!
Good morning Paul. Nice video but farmers are not poor and they do work hard. Vhie seems to be a very smart and nice lady. I wish her much success in her future.
Imagine meeting a woman like this anywhere in the world! I don't even dream that big.
Most oldies want free women spending no money.
Biggest Red Flag ,,,,,Run away !
Paul, this lady should become a public speaker for all Filipina, as she can start the mindset as to the potential they can be. Instead of trying to treat the Foreigner, as an ATM, this Lady, took a loan from her Foreign Boyfriend, and turned it into a life that she can still be successful on her own, and a great Lady to cherish as a Wife. A great interview. 😊
Thank you so much for your beautiful comment 😊
Every time I see an incredible woman like this, I ask myself "What would you give to have an opportunity to find a companion like this?"
Yes exactly....what WOULD you give to have a lovely lady like this one!?!?!?
It is difficult to even watch this knowing there is even a glimmer of others similar to V.
What a beautiful lady.
michael is a lucky guy, what a keeper she is
First of all Michael you're not only smart...., you hit the lotto with this young lady. . I like the 30-plus Paul interviews with the females and not the 18 to 21 very interesting and refreshing😊
Thanks so much 👍
Thanks. I feel very fortunate.
Me too! Guy's going for the 18-22 years old girls isn't right. 28-42 is a better range when looking for a relationship, but if it's only Boom Boom, decide for yourself.
I agree with you Big man. There's 24 hours in every day. After 4 hours of sex with a 18 year young, whats to do for the remaining 20 hours apart from enduring long periods of uncomfortable silence.@@bigjohnson7415
Oh and may I add respect for the man who gave her the chance to prove herself.
Yes true. Thank you so much 😊
That was another great interview, Paul! This woman really stands out from all the Filipina be-an-ATM-machine-to-my-entire-family girls! She has spark, passion, drive, ... This woman can make it without a man. There should be more of those in the Philippines. She reminds me of a Belgian business women I once interviewed as a reporter. She also started with a small beauty parlor, then specialised in artificial fingernails and became the CEO of an international corporation active in that field. She is now retired and she and her husband are living in Greece, where they were able to build a beautiful villa. I haven't seen her for a long time, but we keep in touch on FB and if Vhie wants to pick her brains, I'm quite willing to introduce them.
Thank you so much 😊
I’m a communist from UK.
I have a hunch that the reason women in the west are feminists is because their men demand they earn.
Here in the Philippines, we want to earn because we want to contribute to our family. To feed our family and help our relatives too.
A thing that makes it nice is because our men never demand we be "stable" or be a "strong, independent woman"
When no one demands it from you, you want to do it more. Out of love.
This is one thing i like about our men. They just provide. As a default.
Great interview Paul. She's passionate. pretty, smart and successful. Congratulations to her for pursuing her dream.
Thank you so much 😊
I was already very impressed with Vhie from your previous video about her and Michael. I am impressed again. Please let her know that she is a great face for Filipinas.
Thanks 👌
Thank you so much for watching again 😊
Vee is an astonishing Filipina, an absolute delight who's got so much going for her.
Michael has struck gold.
Great interview Paul. She's very smart and a pleasure to listen to. Nice to see someone become successful.
Thank you for watching 😊
Wow! What a vibrant and fascinating lady! Mrs. Biano reflects great credit on herself and, for that matter, Filipinas in general. Thanks for the awesome interview Paul.
Thanks for watching
Thank you 😊
Mam V is a very smart business woman, and she’s a simple girl. I know her, she’s a owner one of a salon in Valencia. Very nice girl.
Well said
Thank you so much Ma'am 💜 😘
I love that when people truly work hard to bring themselves out of the poverty they were in. Great video!
Yes! Thank you!
Value investors see value if the business has gone past sole proprietorship to a franchise in this case study the fledgling entrepreneur is technically part of the GIG economy which can land one back to the being a employee of a firm.
Thank you so much for your positive comment 😊
One part of her success equation is that she had help to get started, many don't have that and their path to success is a lot harder.
Trisha is so cute. I think it is so awesome how the kids in the Philippines tend to want to grow up work and want to help take care of their parents. I sure wish Trisha all the best in school and work as well as life. Thank you, Paul and Mae, for being willing to filter through the people that want to talk to Trisha because she is young and nieve. LOVE AND PRAYERS FROM IOWA! 😊❤❤❤
She is an outstanding role model, wonderful interview!!
Thank you so much 😊
Great interview love hearing how locals think.
Nothing better than a smart beautiful Filipina. Good and interesting video Paul. 😊
Thank you! 😃
Thank you for watching 😊
Great story, & congratulations on your success. I helped my first wife the same way & got her training and helped her by buying a hair salon and she ran it for 27 years and then sold it. She became one of the most in demand where we are, in the USA.
That is awesome!
Wow, that's good! Thank you 😊
Fun Interview Paul !! I have found most Filipinas are passionate about something however they lack the money and proper direction to pursue their passion. I also believe a persons character has a lot to do with their success later on. I met my Filipina when she was 34 and she is 37 now. She said she has also had very bad experiences with Filipino men and would only date foreigners. In fact her daughter (our daughter now) never met her biological father. He took off half way thru the pregnancy. These things happen in other countries as well but it seeks to impact filipinas much deeper than some other places. As a foreigner we need to be more careful of what we say and do with filipinas with that history as emotions can be amplified quickly. My Filipina is all the beauty queen I could ever want in my life and she raised a great kid !!
Thank you 😊
"could involve investing in a local business"
@RetireandGo Investing in what way? Do you mean starting your own business or starting a business for somebody else? Because it is never a good idea for a foreigner to run a business in the Philippines that requires direct contact with the Filipino public.
@@RetireandGo I'd invest in anything to do with water purification systems and hygiene related companies. Also, investing in tourist resorts is a good idea as it caters to the foreigner and similar status Filipinos. Different type of customers.
Investing in a restaurant is ok. However, running a restaurant yourself, as a foreigner, is not a good idea. You don't want to deal with the regular Filipino public or be the one to manage employees, which includes "firing" them.. That and competing with other local businesses could cost you literally your life, prison, or deportation, if you are lucky.
Even if you want to help the Filipinos, there are some laws against that. Imagine that. I personally would leave it alone and come to the Philippines to enjoy the place and privately help those in need, if you can afford it. The Philippines is a different monster and you will literally have to walk on eggshells to not find yourself murdered, in prison or deported, if a conflict arises with the locals.
Remember, everything is fine and dandy in the Philippines until it isn't.
Lawler
She is a first to pay it back I have helped few and never got a dime back still friends but would never give a penny to them again! I say only lone what you can afford to lose . She seams like an amazing woman god blessed her being poor hard work and a hand up not hand out amazing story
Great vid Paul and Vhie. Thanks so much.
I agree that it's so important to encourage and support your woman (or man) to be all they can be. Once she is self assured and independent, if she still wants to stay with you, it really is because she loves you, not just because she's dependent upon you. Sounds like a good thing to me.
One thing I was thinking about - I always hear about the comparisons between Filipinos and western men; that Filipinos are less dependable, less honest, always playing the field and prefer partying to building a healthy, successful relationship.
Whereas, a Filipina sees a westerner, or a foreigner as much more serious about finding and sustaining a good relationship, values her more, is more mature, is more honest and sincere about his feelings for her, and about the relationship.
It occurs to me that the comparison may not be fair. The Filipinos she may have had experience with are much more likely to be her age ; whereas the foreigner is usually older, more mature, and even more; a relationship was so important to him that he got organized, and went to a different country to look for it. That's not a fair comparison with a young Filipino.
A more realistic comparison would be a young (her age) Filipino and a foreigner of the same age. They don't get to meet many young western men I would imagine, but if they did, I think they might find that young western men are just as immature, selfish, and directionless as young Filipinos.
So, I'd like to hear questions about valid comparisons. Has she ever dated a Filipino in his 50s or 60s? What were they like? And how did they compare to a westerner of the same age?
Or, have they dated a westerner that was her age? What were they like, compared to a Filipino of the same age?
I've always maintained there's so much talent here in the Philippines what sadly will never be discovered or nourished simply because of a lack of minimal capital.
Unfortunately, many Filipinos use their talent as overseas workers. I know of a few that work in the Middle East, Europe, United States, etc… Very intelligent and hard working people. They leave because there’s not as much opportunity in the Philippines as they can find in the rest of the world.
Big respect for hard working woman. My wife was also from a very poor family, had nothing and just finished elementary. Now she is house keeping manager in 4 star hotel since many years here in Scandinavia. 😊
Beautiful inside & out young lady. So proud of her.
I was once told by a great businessman. If you want to be successful just look at what women need to look beautiful. Great interview Paul! I'm happy to see Vhie's excitement in helping others.
Thank you 😊
@@vhiebiano-yourbrowexpert2544 You're welcome. You're amazing. Great story to inspire other Filipina to follow in your footsteps. Baka, pasyal ako dyan sa inyo next year.
Sure po! See you soon 😊
She is 1 in a million, Michael better keep this one.
Another Great interview. 6 out of 10 would prefer a foreigner. Interesting. I like Michael’s and V’s vulnerability in the previous interview. The message is don’t give money away. It sends the wrong message and potentially attracts the wrong type or woman. I prefer a less busy partner. In US I dated one woman like V many years ago. It didn’t work because she’s never home, always ambitiously making more business, and stressed with the lifestyle of being a business owner. I prefer a more available partner that would be compatible with the time I have. Outside interests and friends are great.
Yes, quality time.
Thank you so much for watching 😊
I'm never stressed of my lifestyle as a businesswoman, I have staff working for me and I take a break whenever I want. I focus on one business only. It's a matter of a contentment in one's heart 😊
Contentment=happy life
@@vhiebiano-yourbrowexpert2544. Thank you for explaining. You’re great🙏🏼
This woman it’s a achiever and because nothing was given easy she appreciate it and not wasting time she’s a truly inspiration
As usual a good quality interview that can speak to a vast audience! Thanks Paul!
What a powerhouse of a Woman ! Imagine what a partner she would make.
Great interview. Paul. With this very nice Cebu Ana. ❤❤ Cebu very beautiful island people very friendly and happy and beautiful
Michael is really lucky in finding this gem of a woman.
Excellent, fun and inspiring interview, lovely lady 👍👍
This is why Paul is the king of utubers and I'm am not dimishing the title of utubers. He's the GOAT
Well done Micheal and mam! That is the right way to do and start business! Wow!😊
Yes! Thank you!
WOW! Super great interview, you never fell to bring it. What a great success story. Also the finding love advice was priceless. Thank you. 👍👍👍
Thanks so much!
Thank you, I tried my best for those advices 😅
My sister-in-law here in San Diego is a filipina, and that's how I know about a Brazilian blow! ₱1 mil. = $17,600.99 acording to my app. Congratulations to your Guest Paul! (Sorry, I forgot her name because I was working on the computer while I listened) I find it quite admirable what she's accomplished! You go girl!
Inspiring story Vi. She hustled for her success, now her relatives can rely on her, her future is secured. Your parents raised you well.
Thank you 😊
Great interview Paul. It's so good to see a woman of the Philippines have the courage to start a business that's her passion and see it through to make it work and become successful.
Women empowerment 😊. Thank you so much for watching 😊
Good interview Paul. She's definitely in a small category definitely a the top.
Smart & Charming young lady. Great show today. She should be an inspiration to other Filipino's male or female to identify their path in a career and then work hard to make it on their own.
Thank you for watching 😊
Another great interview. Paul , your a great guy . Thanks for all the education.
I have great respect for the work ethic of folks who comes from a farming background and this young lady fits that bill. She impresses me as honest, hardworking, and loyal. Great educational interview. I hope some gold diggers will watch this and mend their ways.
Hopefully with her sucess she will pass it on to other young women so they can have a crack at being a successful business woman. Too many Filipinas I've met over the years want everything handed to them especially if they have a foreigner boyfriend/husband.
Great Paul, I'm a retired barber beautician, went to Paul Mitchell and Vidal Sasson, my mother was the makeup artist and nail technician, and Flying Emoryboard was the name of the nail products we franchised. My mother God bless her soul. Was the innovator in NJ the first shop in the late 6s
we built a hell of a business and distribution of the products in NJ -PA-NY Studio II was known all over NJ and PA NY we had stands with our products and classes on nails and makeup. Well I went my way finally after she retired and opened 3 barber shops that have done very well, I retired from business in 2013 due to an accident that left me in a wheelchair for many years the kit and cabutal of pain and operation, I am here now in Makati getting my srrv visa and soon to move her for life. It's my time to enjoy what is left. Paul this was a wonder full interview she has done well for her self and I agree the her husband done it the right way by loaning her God Bless😎👍
She seems like a good and decent woman. She also has drive and intelligence.
Thank you 😊
It was nice to here her story...Thanks Paul...
Outstanding young lady for sure. Cell Phone Shop or Beauty Salon both excellent ideas for startup business.
When you follow your passion, it's never really feels like work. You enjoy everyday.
But filipina should also be careful of foreigner relationship has no percentage on who is better foreigner or filipino just be matured enough to not only to depend on feelings but matured enough to know the person well
I totally agree!
Loved it. She has a pretty smile ☺ ❤❤
very determined woman to succeed in her life dependent on her own for her keep. Awesome Great vid Paul
Glad you enjoyed it
If all Filipino women or the Philippine people were like this young lady they would rule the world she is sweet intelligent and very beautiful. I like her
Thank you so much 😊
@@vhiebiano-yourbrowexpert2544 I love your interview how can I follow you
Great job Paul ,as usual 🎉. Great q and a session with a wonderful lady. Her sincerity pops off the screen when she speaks her truth. Good to see a woman of her caliber, after watching the decline of women in the western world .
Thank you so much 😊
Glad you enjoyed it
Great interview Paul. She is a great example for her country.
It's a great video and an awesome interview, thanks for bringing this to us. Vhie is very smart and has an awesome passion. She also has a special personality and her English is better than most native speakers. What makes this story amazing is how she rose from the very poor to what we might call the middle class in other parts of the world. I love your line of questioning, it's always on par and always on the mark. With every video you do Paul they get better, this is a testament to your growing channel and increasing interest in your content. Always looking forward to your new content, wishing you and Mae love, respect, and of course more success in your channel. Take Care, God Bless!!
Vhie's spirit is golden. I'm now stunned at the thought that Spain fist sought the fountain of youth in Florida. I want to know where she gets her drinking water. I think Michael is a lucky man,...how is his health by the way?😀
You're funny! This is Michael. Unfortunately, my healthy is excellent. No meds for anything. Still the same weight as when I was 25. Full of life and enjoying the experience. Full of energy. But I never take any of that fore granted. One molecule goes out of whack then bang, its suddenly over.
@@michaelcassidy1864 Thanks, and it's good to hear you're doing well. Humor is good meds. After this interview I pondered for the appropriate word to characterize your Vhie, I thought 'caliber'. I checked the definition and was satisfied with it. Vhie's joy for life is an inspiration and you must enjoy that gift. I have no intention nor need to leave the states but I enjoy Paul's insight and character. My wife of 34 years passed a couple years ago and have not been seriously looking to "fill the void". Meanwhile I'll be taking up a new hobby; peddies. Rock on my good man.
Haha, I get my drinking water from the river 😅
Thank you for watching
@@vhiebiano-yourbrowexpert2544 Then I have to assume you get it upstream from most others. You are a shining example, keep up the good work.🙏😌
What a fantastic woman - i dream of having a Filipina like this. Not because she can stand on her own two feet, but because she is ambitious and knows how to mentally stimulate herself
Thank you so much 😊
I am 15 years younger than my American husband. I am Filipina. Seventeen years ago when we got married, I paid half of our marriage license. My husband was not the kind to shower expensive gifts. Not an issue because, I can buy my own stuff. I love the little trinkets that he gives me that are more thoughtful and sweet like a memory book. Still married and still happy till this day.
A decent interview and questions.
Hey Paul, wow, that was an awesome interview!!! You really asked great questions, and you kept the interview, exciting, enjoyable, to watch, and very informative. Miss B is an amazing woman, and an inspiration, to all. Because of her passion, and dedication to wanting to be the best version of herself, it has become her driving force to be a successful as she is. But I also strongly believe, that because she is so kind hearted, and giving up herself, to train other women, to improve their lives, that God has blessed her, to be so successful, “BECAUSE” she is performing God’s work, in always helping others.
There’s so much to see, and do in Dumaguette, that when I move the Philippines, what my bucket list is to meet you, to be interviewed by you, and enjoy the many sites
Of Dumaguete. But after watching your blog, it’s also going to be on my bucket list, to have my pedicure and manicure performed by Miss B, Because she is such an amazing woman, 😎👍🏼😉🙏🏼🥰🥰.
She is a very smart young lady. I really admire her.
Excellent VIDEO/Interview Paul 😊. She will definitely go far. Keep the video's comin.
Stay Safe 💕 💞 🙏 🙏
such a refreshing repreve from the expat disasters Paul! even though it is still along the same lines.....Vee is not rare, I have seen many Filipinas with the same drive. Nice to hear from someone that has had some experience... very helpful interview Sir!
Great interview. Very inspirational woman.
Hey Paul, been watch in a few of your vids and really enjoy the content! Keep bringing them. Any btw big respect for the guy that passed on the very young lady.
Amazing woman!
Great interview! Ditto to all these comments. Thank you Paul & Vi!
Our pleasure!
Good Stuff & very refreshing interview Paul! I love to hear about success stories!❤
Great interview, I can see why Vhie is so successful
Great interview Paul. Vhie is one smart lady. She has worked hard and made something of herself even though she started out with nothing. It just goes to show if you really want something and work hard you can achieve your dreams. She also gave a lot of good advice. Her partner should be very proud of her.
Thank you so much for watching and for your beautiful comments 😊
@@vhiebiano-yourbrowexpert2544 You are most welcome
Great video ! Vhie ìs a wonderful lady and a breath of fresh air . Very inspirational.
She may have been raised in poverty but she had royalty for parents and grandparents. One cannot buy these traits that she possesses; inner beauty that exceeds outer 😇🎯
Great video Paul. V is smart and pretty too. Refreshing interview with a mature older woman. Good job V.❤
A charming and motivated woman.
Filipinas who aren't already middle-class, even if they are educated and otherwise upwardly mobile, face a bit of a dilemma. The first is that (and this is assuming that she's one of the "good ones", and not a golddigger) she has to be convinced that the wolf isn't at the door anymore. Even if she isn't flush with cash at the moment, she's not going to starve. The younger she is, the more she needs to be nudged into thinking in terms of longer time frames for expectations. Bootstrapping is already in the DNA of a Filipina. Their problem is that they are used to peddling on the proverbial bicycle of life so hard that they forget to - or may not even know how to - change gears. (If that makes any sense.) The second part of the dilemma is that a Filipina, even is she is from a good family, is going to feel immense pressure to spread some of her "good luck" around. She may not see you as an ATM, but by golly there will be some at least within her extended family who will constantly bully her to pay their rent. It's just part of the landscape, and she will adapt as you point it out as it happens. But the Filipina/foreigner dynamic works so well because for foreigners, we feel lucky just to have somebody who appreciates us and affords us respect, while the Filipina is often grateful for the outside perspective, the patience, having somebody who sees beyond a provincial future for her, allowing her independence, and having the security of being with a man without a Peter Pan syndrome...Great interview, Paul and Vhie!...
I really like her. She seems like a great person.❤❤
Thank you so much 😊
powerful story! she is an amazing woman!
Hi Paul, Ian from uk here. What an inspiring story, I have been married to a filapina for 14 yrs she is amazing she came here not even graduated from high school she is now at university studying for her her social worker degree, she has worked her way up from working for me as a cleaner at my old company, passing exams along the way , not only doing all this she a fantastic mum to our daughter a my beautiful wife im so proud of her. I hope anouther inspirational tale. Keep up the good work Paul thanks mate.. Ian . Small P.S We plan to move to our property there in next few years hope to meet you some day. Ingat always.
Thank you for watching and congratulations to your wife. Women empowerment 😊
@vhiebiano-yourbrowexpert2544 congratulations to Vhie it's very nice to see inspirational stories like yours hopefully Joy and Corrine will come vist your salon 1 day they both love hair and nail treatments but you know that your filapina. Ingats
Exactly the kind of woman I will be looking for when I come to the Philippines
Met her, lovely woman ❤
Thank you for watching Sir, we hope to see you again 😊
She truly is a remarkable lady, definitely a cut above
Beautiful and insightful conversation. 🤗
Driven.....driven.....driven....wow!!!Well-done Bella Signora!
Great video!!! I deleted the rest of my comment that wasn't dirty or disrespectful at all that isn't me. I just can't wait to visit there again in late Nov. till early Jan. sp I can confirm for sure that I want to move there in 2024 and spend the rest of my life there in the Philippines and to try to decide where I want to start my life there . Im a small town country boy (man) LOL and I don't think I will want to live permanently in a city but probably not very far from a small or major city but Im going to try to keep an open mind .The lady today is as beautiful as the teenage guest that you and Baby Mae have on your videos it is amazing how some ladies there look so young.
This nice lady will help others to have more income.❤
Indeed she will
Great discount! Expect to see so many expats walking down the main drag in Duma with red nails now
Hahaha
What an impressive young lady, Paul👏👏👏
Dedication & PASSION Two things that will get you ahead in life. When the world knocks you down. You have to have Passion & Dedication to get up Again. It's Not the person who had it easy but the person who Refuses to be beaten.
Very well said 😊 thank you for watching 😊
This is what a micro loan(~$650) can do for someone who is motivated to achieve their goals. If a person is motivated, they can achieve almost anything. A micro loan of a non-motivated person is like throwing the money away. Finding the right person would be the key to making something better for them and their family.
I give more than that a month for scholarship and aid to my relatives in the Philippines now that I am able. Before I did not when I first started my family.
Yeah i would choose afam .no matter....based on my age now😂😂 there would be someone out there i hope...who knows..another great informative videos Paul..and yes giving that opportunities (not money, more on skills)to help the partner is a great deal...i am proud of her being a mentor to other filipina too...blessed..yes learning something is very interesting..
Very impressive 😮 young lady!!!
Another fabulous video Paul.
Big fan, you are a resource for me! Comming in Jan because I am in love...
Suggestions: how yo get married? Since they are catholic and most of us are divorced.
Expats who start business w their partner
Living as a Vet, w VA.
I rarely say it but will now...Gwapa!
Congratulations on a life so determined and successful!
Thank you! You too!
@@paulinthephilippinesolddog9234 you're welcome, Paul!
Perfect
Paul you need to do more of these local lady interviews....so interesting and educational! This was really informative and with your humor it was even better 😂. I'm going to have all my friends in the US subscribe to your channel....we are Hawaii village idiots hoping to find a better life in retirement!
Good morning Paul. Nice video but farmers are not poor and they do work hard. Vhie seems to be a very smart and nice lady. I wish her much success in her future.
Thanks 👍
Way to go girl! Great interview!
Great Interview. And Very Nice Lady Made For Good Waching. ❤
Man, Paul, you sure. know how to pull us in! Thanks
You bet!