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Category: Life

  •   CREATE YOUR STORY

      CREATE YOUR STORY

    What could you try for the first time



    “I’d love to experience the pride of hearing my name called at graduation, feeling the rush of accomplishment and celebration. I’d enjoy rewatching favorite movies that bring me joy and comfort, getting lost in the stories and characters. Traveling to a new country excites me, especially meeting new people and immersing myself in different cultures, trying new foods, and learning about their customs. Presenting on TV would be thrilling, sharing my ideas and insights with a wider audience. Adopting healthier eating habits is important to me, nourishing my body and mind. Lastly, cultivating gratitude by thanking God for everything helps me stay grounded and appreciative.”

  •      OWN YOUR LOOK.

         OWN YOUR LOOK.

    What brands do you associate with?


    I think the answer all depends on the brand in question. Some luxury brands are amazing and provide great value for what you buy. Others are amazing and cost a lot, but the experience with the brand is great. Others cost a lot and give little in return except status.

    I would say that Rolex fits the first description. Expensive, yes. Great timepiece, yes. And it keeps its value, so if you want to sell it down the road, you will likely get what you paid for it or more (assuming you’ve held onto it for a reasonable time).

    From my perspective, a designer bag or luggage is the last category that gives you little other than status. There are other products that function just as well, if not better, for much less money. You are paying more to have, Gucci, for example, plastered on your bag. That label provides nothing in the way of value or benefit.

    Your brand marketing has a lot to do with how your brand is perceived. Telling the right stories through your marketing can also make or break how your luxury brand is perceived. For example, BMW is known as the Ultimate Driving Machine. They’ve created a good story about that, and the cars back up the story.

  •        LIVING ALONE.

           LIVING ALONE.

                 What is it like to live alone?


    I still remember the day I shifted to a small room , far from home. The first day was just boring unpacking and fake smiles to the landlord, I was sad at first— new place, new pressure. The fear of trying to survive alone was very real. No one reminded me to eat on time, and no one would ask if I reached out safely. But well, first things in life are special because they stay in your heart and mind forever.

    The first few weeks were tough. I got upset even over small things. I used to feel pathetic sometimes, crying quietly at night. But slowly, I got used to it. That one cup of tea after a long day those silent meals with my own playlist these —small things started cheering me up, “My mood became better when I realised I was slowly learning to handle life on my own.

    I know I don’t look like the independent girl type, but living alone changed me. I tried to smile even on the worst days. I became that kind of human thanks to God, even in the pettiest situations. I missed home a lot, but I also learnt to survive to grow. You can survive a bad place with good vibes inside you but not a good place with a bad mindset.

    So yeah, living alone is not easy, but it teaches you things notebook can. You become your own person You feel in every emotion deeply but that’s how you find strength If you’re planning to live alone just one advice don’t pray for a good place instead pray for good people. Because in the end it’s the people who help you survive the bad days.