I compare myself to other people. When I see how successful others are, I feel bad not having that kind of success. I want it badly. I want to be famous and rich. Why can’t I be like them? I always play as the victim. Look. I don’t have a decent job because I don’t have … Continue Reading →

He was about to beat his wife. He was raging. And his tantrum was heating up. I was shocked. That was the worst scandal I’ve seen firsthand. It’s clear he couldn’t control his temper. He could’ve waited until he got home. The second time, he berated his wife (again). This time, I didn’t know what the … Continue Reading →

Although everyone has different definitions of success, there’s one version that bothers me a lot. This: Success is being super rich or being famous. I used to believe the same thing. But who could blame us? That’s what the media has been portraying for years. Society bought it. Our parents bought it. I’m not here to … Continue Reading →

It is to never become like them. I’ve been hesitating to write this, but finally decided to give it a shot. As you may already know, I started Humans Unite together with some friends in hopes of spreading message about love, peace, and unity. My belief is that, for humans to achieve peace and harmony, … Continue Reading →

Whatever definition we have about success, one thing is always certain: Success is a byproduct of putting in the work. In my case, whatever success I have in my music journey, it is the result of hours practicing the guitar, rehearsing with the band, writing music and doing anything to promote it, and on and … Continue Reading →