Maxene Magalona, inamin ang pagiging “lazy, entitled” at toxic noon

• Maxene Magalona shared a deeply personal journal entry reflecting on her journey toward growth and healing
• She spoke about moving away from entitlement and toxic patterns by choosing to do the inner work
• The actress credited yoga and meditation for helping her face her shadows and embrace wholeness
• Her post inspired followers as she highlighted that real change begins from within

Actress and wellness advocate Maxene Magalona took to social media to share a powerful journal entry about her personal transformation, self-awareness, and commitment to growth.

In her post, Maxene reflected on how her mindset has shifted through the years, admitting that she once believed life would simply fall into place without effort. She emphasized that true healing required discipline and intentional inner work.

She also shared that her wellness practices helped her become more aware of her “dark side,” allowing her to confront it rather than avoid it. According to Maxene, embracing both the light and dark aspects of oneself is key to becoming whole.

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“Growth is such a beautiful thing. I love having a growth mindset. It helps me push myself beyond my limits. It helps me believe in myself and my ability to evolve. I used to be so lazy and entitled—thinking that everything was just supposed to fall on my lap. That no matter what happens, the Universe will always be there to support me. Now, I understand that I HAVE to put in the work to heal, change and grow. Because the more I grow, the more life grows with me. The more I do the work to change, the more my life changes. It really starts with me. I’m so happy that I’m no longer stuck in a cycle of toxic habits and behaviors. Practicing yoga and meditation made me aware enough to see my dark side and consciously choose to work on it. I sat with my shadows and demons until I was able to fully integrate them into my being. What I learned is that light and dark can absolutely co-exist. We can accept and embrace the parts of us that we don’t like and love them into wholeness.”

The post resonated with many of her followers, who praised her honesty and vulnerability, as well as her continued advocacy for mental health, mindfulness, and personal growth.

Maxene Magalona has long been recognized in Philippine show business as an actress and television host who later found her deeper calling in wellness and mental health advocacy. She is the daughter of the late rap legend Francis Magalona and Pia Arroyo, and she first appeared on screen as a child in youth programs such as Ang TV and 5 and Up. As her career evolved, she trained as a yoga and meditation instructor and began using her platform to talk about healing, self-love, and mindfulness. She married Rob Mananquil in a Boracay ceremony in 2018, and in 2022 she confirmed that they had separated on good terms.

In a separate post, Maxene previously opened up about learning to slow down and make choices from a place of calm rather than fear. She explained that she has been reflecting on the difference between reacting impulsively and responding with clarity, especially when faced with major life decisions.

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Earlier, she also shared touching photos and a reel from the 10th birthday celebration of Liam Tyler, the son of her partner Geoff Gonzalez. Along with the images, she wrote a heartfelt message about the kind of values and legacy that parents pass on to their children.

Source: KAMI.com.gh