About the Author

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Hi there!
I'm that wallflower you don't remember or perhaps you know me as "the calm one" or "the ninja". I'm so average, most teachers don't remember teaching me.

Personality type: MBTI The Mediator/Advocate (INFP/J - turbulent). Enneagram Type 9 Peacemaker.

Having gone through several traumatic experiences in my youth, I have vivid recollections of them every now and then. By the grace of God (and with the help of many unsung heroes who supported me in my journey), I've emerged from the fire with much gratitude to be living on borrowed time.

 These days, apart from my day job, I watch my favourite TV and movies, catch up on the news, and meet up with friends old and new.

What is my "Why"? 🚀
I’m on a mission to usher in a kingdom of peace, empowering myself and others toward true independence. My focus? Developing sustainable living and achieving radical freedom—whether that’s spiritual growth, building financial independence, or relentlessly pursuing knowledge and personal autonomy. 💡

What do I post about?
✨ Life & Faith
🎬 TV, Movies & Animated Series (Anime fan here! 🇯🇵)
🦸‍♂️ All things Superheroes, Time Travel, and Crime Mysteries

For everything else that doesn't fit the mould, look for the "Random" tag. 🏷️ Can't find a specific post? Check out the archive and labels in the sidebar!

Why do I post at all?
🧠 To document my journey and preserve memories.
✍️ Writing is my form of free therapy.
🌍 To empower YOU to unleash your talents to improve your livelihood, community, and nation.

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