Like many business owners, Charisse Tinio was forced to turn and navigate the “new normal” towards the COVID-19 pandemic.
Charisse is the glorious mother NicePrint Photography
In an exclusive interview with PEP. ph (Philippine Entertainment Portal) Zoom, Charisse revealed his existing struggles amid those turbulent times.
She said: “In its main industry, that is, the halos that everyone knows, in NicePrint Photo, the wedding industry has been greatly affected by social gatherings, mass gatherings.
“Hindi naman annoy-cancel weddings. Siyempre, we have to na tuloy ang mga kasal and matutuloy pa rin one way or another.
“Some, nagtuloy na. We ignore intimate marriages. But if it’s actually a component of life right now, so they’ve all gone to 2021. “
These demanding situations have facilitated the loss of hope.
Charisse continued: “Siyempre, when we all went to quarantine and pandemic, there are so many kung paano natin ito haharapin, di ba, nung mga time na iyon tactics.
“If you need to lose sight of it, give hope when you see that everyone around you is through so many difficulties, emotionally, physically, mentally and financially. “
But Charisse and her husband Jibthrough Tinio sought a ray of hope by seizing the new opportunities that presented themselves.
She said, “For us, my husband, we are blessed because we can seize this opportunity, an opportunity to start new business during the pandemic. “
In five months, Charisse and Jibby were to launch not just one, but four new businesses.
The first Ms. Herbs PH, one of their startups where they sell plants and herbs that other people can grow in their own homes. Charisse posted the assignment on Instagram in April after drawing inspiration from Neri Naig.
Charisse said: “It started with two things: my love of cooking and not quarantine herbs.
“Nag-IG ako nito kay Neri Naig, this is my girlfriend. Once, nag-IG live din kaming dalawa kasi tinuturuan niya ako to take care of our plants and vegetables.
“From that moment on, everything began to develop my own lawn. “
A month later, Charisse introduced his virtual business for now on Instagram. Creamy is where she sells her premium essays.
She said: “For me, it’s a dessert Pilipinas is rehearsed. Maraming versions of rehearsed, from north to south of the Philippines. “
“Everyone knows that I love cooking and baking is one of them. I was looking to percentageize some of my cuisine because in my forties, the vlogs ontko na tungkol sa pagluluto ko.
“Then nagkaroon tayo ng mga with celebrities iba-ibang. Marami talagang nagtatanong kung kailan nila matitikman iyong luto ko.
“Then siyempre, inisip ko talaga kung alin dun with mga recipes or alin with mga gawa ko iyong puwede nating i-share with mga tao”.
In June, Charisse introduced Speedster, a non-alcoholic disinfectant.
She said of her third advertising project: “Unlike alcohol, it is non-toxic Array . . . It’s not alcoholic and water-based, so it’s very, very safe, which means you get defense and coverage without compromising the quality of your life. . . “
The main product is used to disinfect the interior of cars. Four other products are used to disinfect a wide range of parts, such as sneakers, smartphones and devices, helmets and face shields and leather goods, adding luxury Leather Pieces Hermes, Gucci, to call few.
His last activity presented at the end of August. Wallery PH is a subsidiary of NicePrint Photography
Charisse explained: “This is an online page where other people can seamlessly upload their photos, their favorite photos and can manipulate the filters on our online page and what it will look like when printed, whether it’s going to have an edge or a wala or whether it’s going to have a frame. “
The creation of these corporations has been accompanied by a fair percentage of challenges.
Charisse admitted that, as a very outgoing person, he had the maximum difficulty in moving on to setting up home paintings.
She explained: “Nahirapan talaga ako to move on to the paintings of the Kasi house I am very sure of a physical encounter. Sanay ako pumupoints a workplace every day.
“My ko is ganun, taste ko kaharap. But in general, we adapt.
“This is the new normal compromise, so we have to settle for those demanding Kasi settings and situations, it’s also for the protection of our circle of family members and enjoyed. “
He also encountered logistical problems, but that didn’t stop him from pursuing his passions.
“Nahirapan din ako in terms of suppliers. I mean, mahirap talaga ngayon. Kaya iyong was going nagugulat how we were going to deploy those agad-agad companies. “
One way or another, her major corporations have helped her a lot in the birth phase of her new businesses.
“It’s a blessing for allArray . . . our own companies, in combination with NicePrint, allow us to film in a company.
“In terms of packaging and printing, it’s also less difficult for me than for others because I also have my own printing company, which is Print Divas. “
News has also helped Charisse retain her employees.
She told her PEP. ph: “For maiwasan natin mag-farewell. There are other people who have been hired with us na walang gagawin meanwhile for weddings. Kaysa i-licencie natin, nabibigyan natin ng bagong opportunity for companies.
“In fact, this is why I am grateful: to continue with our other kasi iyon naman ang pinaka-important people. “
If there is one recommendation that Charisse would like to share with other Filipinos in this current situation, it is to take advantage of each and every opportunity presented to him.
She said, “You have to capture the opportunities you see around you. Kapag meron kang nakitang wants in wala its market, you know, it’s already a brilliant idea. “
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