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Bea Alonzo takes us on a tour around her farm home Beati Firma and answers some questions that make us learn and love her more.   Watch for the second part of this farm tour with Bea Alonzo.   #beaalonzo #beatifirma #pepcelebhomes   Editor-In-Chief: Jo-Ann Q. Maglipon  Shoot Producer: Rachelle Siazon  Interviewer / Shoot Assistant: Frances Karmel Bravo  Video: John Henri Mariano, Greeko Junio, Micah Moleno, & Rommel Llanes  Video Editor: Richford Unciano  Multimedia Head: Rommel Llanes  Creative Director: Louis Miguel Talao  Photographer: Miguel Alomajan  Make-up Artist: Mariah Santos  Hairstylist: Vien Nueva  Stylists: Leann Kedesma, Jro Alarcio, & Geno Espidol of Qurator Studio  Special Thanks: Shirley Kuan, Mary Anne Ranollo, & Nina Ferrer   Subscribe to our YouTube channel! https://www.youtube.com/@pep_tv   Read the latest in showbiz at http://www.pep.ph   Watch more videos at https://www.pep.ph/videos   Follow us!  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pepalerts/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PEPalerts  Twitter: https://twitter.com/pepalertsViber: https://bit.ly/PEPonViber  Kumu: pep.ph   Visit our DailyMotion channel! https://www.dailymotion.com/PEPalerts

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00:00Hi PEPsters, I'm Bea Alonso from PEP Celebrity Homes and welcome to our farm home.

00:14Share something unforgettable about this area of your farm.

00:18This one? I remember we celebrated Christmas here in 2020. 2020 or 2021?

00:28So there was like a big celebration here, like all my relatives were here, even my brother Bayani.

00:34And then Santy Balang was the baby on the farm when Luca, my nephews, wasn't there.

00:39And then we had such a great time, we had s'mores, and then everything was DIY because it was the pandemic.

00:48And so I think it made it more special for all of us.

00:53How much does it cost to maintain a farm this big?

00:56How much does it cost? I would say a lot. That's why I have to keep working.

01:04But as long as you have a sustainable farm, I guess it's all good.

01:09It's self-sustaining, you have to have businesses within the farm.

01:14Like for example, you have to have trees that will bear fruits that you can sell eventually.

01:21Also, you need livestock so it can help you maintain the farm.

01:26Can you give us a ballpark figure on how much you spend on electricity or grocery for a month?

01:32That I cannot answer. My mom can answer that.

01:37What is your vision for the farm? Do you plan on turning it into a tourist attraction or for rental?

01:43Tourist attraction? I'm not sure yet. Rental? I'm not sure yet.

01:47I'm still enjoying the serenity and the privacy of our farm.

01:51But maybe eventually, my dream and my goal is for Beate Firma to be a household name.

01:59Maybe we will come up with products from our own mangoes or our own harvests.

02:09So maybe in the long run, eventually I can do that.

02:15Why farm, not beach?

02:17Why farm, not beach? That's a very good question.

02:20I also love the beach, but I acquired this piece of land 12-14 years ago.

02:28It was offered to me by Tita Isabel Rivas. I worked with her in a soap before.

02:33And I just fell in love with the place.

02:35In the beginning, this was just raw land from a wildfire.

02:41And then there was just one tree that actually was able to withstand all the chaos and wildfire.

02:51And it reminded me of myself, how I can survive everything.

02:56And so yeah, I fell in love with this piece of land and we turned it into something beautiful.

03:04Do you go here regularly?

03:07Not as often as I would hope so.

03:11But yeah, I come here maybe every three months, maybe once every six months.

03:20But during the pandemic, I used to come here a lot.

03:24How many custodians or caretakers does it take to maintain?

03:28Right now, how many? I'm not so sure.

03:31But yeah, we need a lot of help, definitely.

03:36Who is Bea outside of showbiz?

03:39Bea outside of showbiz?

03:42I would say very simple.

03:44Of course, I like beautiful things. I like comfort.

03:48But I am very, very simple, I would say.

03:52What are some books that inspired you the most?

03:55Books that inspired me?

03:58When I was 14, I used to read this book called The Alchemist.

04:04That I read again just a few months ago.

04:08My realizations were very different from when I was 14.

04:13Now that I'm 36, after reading The Alchemist again.

04:16And I would say that's my favorite book because it's about the power of manifestation.

04:23And it's about believing in yourself.

04:25And yes, I was able to achieve many things from when I was 14.

04:29But also, until now, I still have a lot of things that I want for myself that I haven't realized.

04:35And it reminded me to always believe in myself.

04:38Because somehow, when you're affected by outside noises, you doubt yourself.

04:45And it's very important to always believe in yourself and have faith in yourself.

04:51Because that's the only way that you can go places.

04:54This or that, are you a city person or a Provincia person?

05:00Provincia person.

05:01Actually, I'm a little bit of both.

05:04Spontaneous trips or planned trips?

05:07Planned trips.

05:09Traveling light or overpacking?

05:12Traveling light.

05:14I hope so.

05:17With someone or by yourself?

05:21Both.

05:22Sometimes with people because they say that happiness is best when shared.

05:27But alone is also a good thing because you get to reflect.

05:32Congratulations on BASH Manila, by the way.

05:35Thank you!

05:36Among all business venture types, why did you opt for something travel related?

05:41Because it marries two of my passions.

05:44Organizing, as you can tell, our farm is very organized.

05:48And also traveling.

05:49And I really want to introduce a new way of traveling, a modern way of traveling to people.

05:56How have you grown personally?

06:00Right now, I'm learning so much about handling a business.

06:04Of course, I've had businesses before.

06:06But this is the first time that I created my own brand.

06:12And so I'm really hands-on.

06:14And I feel like I'm growing as a founder, as a business owner.

06:20By really talking to the customers.

06:26And knowing what they need.

06:28And figuring out what the market actually wants.

06:35How do you manage your finances?

06:37Are you more of a saver, investor, or spender?

06:41Huh?

06:43I think...

06:45You said all of that to me.

06:47But one thing that I like about myself is that I never spend beyond my means.

06:55Yes, I treat myself once in a while.

06:58But I make sure that I never live beyond my means.

07:02And also, I like investing.

07:07I also like investing in businesses that have potential.

07:13And real estate for me is the best investment that you can ever make.

07:18Aside from properties, what was your most expensive purchase?

07:24What is it?

07:26I don't know.

07:28Some might say I'm very frugal.

07:30But no, I'm very practical.

07:34Maybe a car?

07:36But then I'm not really that into cars.

07:38I mean, I am.

07:39But I don't have many cars.

07:42What was the cheapest?

07:43Cheapest?

07:45That's a lot.

07:48Maybe...

07:50Actually, food.

07:51I like spending on food.

07:52Spending a lot and spending less on food.

07:56Money-saving tips for people starting up their own businesses?

08:02Don't hire too many people at first.

08:05And your office doesn't have to be extravagant.

08:09You just need an address.

08:11And a hub.

08:14So, you don't have to spend too much on extravagant things in the beginning.

08:19Because eventually, you'll get there.

08:42Find out more.

08:45www.cdc.gov.au

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