In 200 years, no one will remember who I am or what I did, so I focus on making the most of my time now.

In three generations, everyone who knew you will be dead, including those whose opinions have held you back. So, do it for yourself.

I would still pursue my projects without my name attached, as the impact of doing something good is more fulfilling than personal recognition.

I'm not aiming to create the best pottery; I'm creating something personal that reflects my identity and will be remembered by others.

It's better not to think in terms of happiness or unhappiness; I just focus on doing my thing.

Legacy matters because it shapes how we want to be remembered. I want people to say that I cared about the world and tried to make it a better place.

The unseen work is what motivates me; I don't need external validation because I know what I've accomplished on my own.

I don't want to be judged by people who don't understand the sacrifices I've made. My journey is not about seeking approval; it's about showing others what is possible through hard work and dedication.

As long as I'm writing and not distracted by my phone, I know I'm on the right path toward achieving my goals.