My younger sister was confused. She knew I didn’t want to be a school teacher. But I told her I would consider being a teacher (for now). But I didn’t mean lecturing in front of students using a lesson plan — I was talking about teaching people my own way. This blog is an example. … Continue Reading →

We aren’t completely in full shape. We are formless ever since we’re born. And as we grow older, our thoughts, emotions, and views about the world fluctuate. But that’s not a bad thing. If anything, it’s beneficial. Because this means that each day is an opportunity to learn and grow. We can either learn from … Continue Reading →

You exist in 2 different worlds. But you don’t think about it as often as possible. The first world is inside your head. It’s what you imagine about yourself. It’s how you perceive things happening around you. It’s your own perfect world. In that world, you are the center. You are the main character. You … Continue Reading →

It always fascinates me when people message because they loved what I wrote (despite it not being perfect). I reread, puzzled why many love my own little world. Because it resonated with them. Whenever I perform with my band, I usually lose track of time. Because it’s so fun. Sometimes I hit the wrong notes. … Continue Reading →

If you’re born in a first world country like the US and Australia, that’s already your advantage. You have more opportunities and privileges than the people in the third world. But if you’re not from the first world, yet you’re born and raised in a wealthy or powerful family, that’s a huge advantage, too, by … Continue Reading →