Julia Montes admitted that her early struggles in showbiz have made her more disciplined and motivated at a young age.
In an interview on "Bandila" on Tuesday, Montes said it was not easy juggling school, attending auditions, and finding ways to help her family financially.
"Masasabi ko lang po mahirap talaga. Kasi at a young age, ang dami ko nang iniisip, hindi tulad ng ibang teenagers," she said.
"Siguro po ang pinakamahirap lang, 'yung typical na kapag galing ako sa school, iisipin ko pag-uwi ko kailangan ko mag-audition, kailangan ko ng work para sa future," she added.
With her family now financially stable, Montes said all her hard work was worth it.
"Ngayon po, masaya nang bonggang bongga kasi may income na at stable na rin po. May savings din ako, mandatory sa Star Magic, and may personal din," she shared.
The actress added that she is grateful for the many blessings that continue to come her way.
Montes rose to fame for her role in the remake of television series "Mara Clara."
She currently appears on teen show "Growing Up."
Next year, she will be paired with actor Coco Martin for ABS-CBN's upcoming series "Walang Hanggan."
Asked if there is somebody else she would like to work with in a project, Montes said: "Vilma Santos po kasi po kapag pinapanood ko siya, lahat ng acting piece niya talagang kalidad. Makikita niyong ramdam at tagos."
Source: http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/entertainment/12/07/11/julia-montes-working-young-age-not-easy
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