I have learned to own my voice. Starting out as an author I felt slightly conscious of what I was writing, would people enjoy it, would they get value from it, I knew the problem existed, I wanted to help people negotiate better deals in everyday negotiations, I saw so much value was being left on the table. But could I write a book to address this problem.

Two years ago, I began my spiritual journey through practicing Yoga. My spiritual journey gave me a deep insight of who am I and what I needed to work on in life. I was living up to people's expectations which ended up in me not being myself. Everything did not turn out the way I hoped for… Including my relationships and work.

I work as a train engineer and I work in a 5 on 5 off shift so for me it might be much easier to follow my passion then most people that are working a 9 to 5 but I think if you really put your mind to it and just continue shooting no matter what, it does not matter what you do for a living if this makes you happy you will find time for it, whether you're on the way to work or going home.

If I had a chance to go back in time, I'd never take anyone for granted. During my younger days, there are countless hurtful things I've said to loved ones and those words can never be taken back. Remember our lives on this earth is only temporary. What kind of legacy do you want to leave behind and how do you want people to remember you when you're gone.