I believe in taking the appropriate amount of distance from people to maintain a loving stance towards them.

I learned that engaging with those who dislike you can reduce animosity; it's about fostering understanding rather than seeking approval.

It's frustrating to be misunderstood, especially when my passion and the intensity of my message come from a place of real experience and hard work.

Reflecting on past experiences can provide valuable insights and advice for how to approach life differently now, and I would have done everything the same except with less anger and internal suffering, which was optional. Someone who can do the job peacefully is going to be more effective than someone with unnecessary emotional turmoil.

I believe that to stew over a problem is not the way to solve it; instead, I hold the problems lightly and allow my subconscious to work on them while I'm disengaged.

Repressing natural aggressive impulses can lead to issues later in life, such as addiction or anger problems. It's crucial to confront and understand these feelings instead of ignoring them.

If I let go of my protective response, I might move into a mode of judgment, which I find uncomfortable and sad.

I look for both flexibility and persistence in interactions, where I have conviction in my ideas but also listen and adapt to others' concerns.

Persistence is key in my work; I may not be the best at everything, but I will keep working on a problem until I solve it.