President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. described politics as a "thankless job" but ultimately "worth it" if one enters the service with the sole purpose of helping others.
He shared this sentiment in Part 1 of the BBM Podcast Episode 6, offering advice to aspiring politicians.
Marcos emphasized that the only correct reason to enter politics is to serve, highlighting the profound satisfaction derived from positively impacting people's lives.
He recounted his own political journey, beginning as vice governor of Ilocos Norte in 1980 at the age of 23, later becoming governor, and subsequently serving as a congressman and senator after returning from exile.
The President expressed that the ability to change someone's life is a unique privilege that makes the challenges of public service worthwhile.
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