I don't follow people who only talk about their past; I want to see what they are doing today to improve themselves. There are no good old days; you have to use your past experiences for strength and focus on where you are now.

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.

Nostalgia doesn't exist in my mind; I never pine for the past.

Living in the present moment refers to our conscious experience, which is the only thing we can know for sure, regardless of the underlying reality.

I'm willing to let go of the idea of an absolute truth regarding my motivations and what happened in my relationships.

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

I'm ready to focus only on the things I want to do, rather than just treating music as a job.

When I engage in a project, I dedicate all of myself to it for that period, ensuring total focus without outside distractions, and I try not to think about it when I'm away from it.

Many people cling to their past and self-pity instead of believing in their future, which is why it's crucial to romance your future rather than your past.