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May Matututunan Ba Sa Libro Ft. Mark Siazon

Published 12/18/2022•37:21•with Mark Siazon

A conversation with Mark about the value and lessons we can learn from books.

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About This Episode

In this episode, Kinske sits down with Mark to discuss the importance of reading and whether we truly learn from books. They explore how books shape our thinking, the difference between theoretical knowledge and practical application, and whether reading alone is enough to create meaningful change in our lives.

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About the Guest

Mark Siazon

Mark Siazon is a hybrid Product Designer and Full-Stack Developer, and a BS Computer Science Graduate from the University of Makati, majoring in Application Development. He's been building user-centered digital products since 2022 across academic, freelance, and professional work — earning a consistent spot on the Dean's List along the way.

In his professional field, he's grown from UI/UX intern to Product Designer and developer, leading brand overhauls, scalable design systems, user research, and full-stack builds for real clients. Outside of work, he's part of the team behind ResQLink — an AI-powered disaster response app — and BaybayInscribe, an AI app for learning Baybayin, the ancient Filipino script, where he contributed as both designer and developer.

In 2025, his team's work started getting recognized — placing as champions at a couple of hackathons and landing a Top 10 spot at the PH Startup Challenge NCR. But honestly, that's not what makes him interesting to talk to. He's been on Good To Live Podcast more than once, and every time he shows up with the same quiet thoughtfulness he puts into everything he does.