“Hustler; a hustler is the way one lives his life. Going out on the streets or wherever making money and working hard for it. A hustler is not lazy he's consistently out earning money. He gets the money by using his smarts and outcunning everyone out there. A hustler has ambition and a more serious approach to life.” (https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=hustler)
	Sarah soon applied for different jobs on the Food Industry, which lasted for a year and seven months. She later on decided to resign once more. Resigning multiple times doesn’t mean she hates her job nor was the environment too toxic to handle. Some people may say resigning is like an open door for another opportunity. This led her to her current job for a known food-delivery service of Grab Philippines, GrabFood. 
	The everyday hustle continues as Sarah makes her way from different work industries to different food chains and multiple doorsteps, and through the stressful streets of Metro Manila’s traffic whilst on her trusted bicycle as a cyclist for GrabFood. As her current job is commonly known for males, she disregarded the stereotyping and even though she is known as a tourism graduate, she decided to step-up her game and accepted the challenge, nevertheless she didn’t want to be treated differently comparing to her co-bikers, as Filipinos may say, “Pantay-pantay lang dapat ang tingin sa bawat isa.” Her job may be dangerous especially for a woman like her, but that never stopped her from delivering food to every doorstep, her faith in God is what makes her go on especially during her past midnight deliveries, but this is not where the story ends. Most importantly she isn’t just an ordinary Bulaqueña, she is a strong woman who risks for her family while breaking out of the stereotypes and norms to find different jobs or deliver food, she has earned enough to support her main business, Hail Sasa, an online business that sells mainly perfume that was made herself. Her entire career throughout the years is not just for herself nor to survive in a daily basis, but she strives her best for her family and in the same time the job is what she enjoyed the most, meeting different people, listening to their stories and so much more. 
	The moral of the story is that each day will never be the same, and as long as you work hard the daily grind never ends. “Hindrance; take it as your asset for attaining your goal, not your liability in life for not attaining your goal,” Sarah said.

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