Always pursue your desires and never give up. These are the words that best describe Dana, born Dannalie Marca-Cinco, who for a year now has been one of the protagonists of SpiedLife with the channel Sari-Sari TV. Dana lives in the Philippines with her husband, whom she has been married to for 12 years, and four beautiful children. At the moment, she is a full-time mom, and with her husband's small salary, she struggles to make ends meet, but she has many dreams in her drawer: she aspires to become a celebrity and to make show business her life. After many attempts and many failed auditions, Dana had begun to lose hope that she would be able to achieve her dream. "I was about to give up when, one day, on a Facebook group, I read about the SpiedLife project," recounted Dana, who immediately contacted the company about joining the program. "The thing that convinced me from the beginning was the possibility of being able to be known in Europe and the United States as well," she said.

For Dana, SpiedLife is not only a stepping stone to her showbiz aspirations: it is also a source of income. "At first, my husband was not very excited about being part of the program, but after seeing the first income, he changed his mind," Dana said. "On the first day of the live broadcast, viewers were surprised that my large family lived in a tiny house, ate only rice and slept on the floor," she recounted, adding that many fans "started sending us gifts through Amazon, especially toys for my kids." In addition, Dana recounted that, through the program, she was able to help other Filipino families. "One day, a woman told me that she needed financial help and that she could barely buy food for her family. So, I suggested her to join the SpiedLife family," Dana said, adding that later, the woman, after receiving her first income, wrote to her to thank her for introducing her to this opportunity. However, Dana did not just stop there. She also started helping some families in need out of her pocket, thanks to the earnings from the program. She also started a "One sack of rice, one sack of hope" project to help the poorest people in her country.

"I am delighted that I decided to be a part of this project," said Dana, "I like to show my life in 360 degrees, without hiding anything. In this way, the fans of my channel can see the happy moments and also the saddest ones of my family, without filters." Dana also said that the experience overjoys her children. They love being in front of the cameras and appreciate the gifts that come from viewers now and then. "SpiedLife has changed my life for the better, in every sense of the word," said Dana. She also added that thanks to participation in the program in five years, she can probably see herself out of her country, with more economic stability than she has now and with an increasing desire to help others.