Drex writes

Like all the things that we've lost in life, those too will remain with us. So be sure to make those losses worth the memories.

We all exist with a purpose, a greater purpose. We are as we are because it's what our purpose requires.

Racism is a good example of this - you're not black because you're lower than the whites, you're as you are to humble the whites that they are not superior. Many people in color have proven this.

Whenever I'm overwhelmed about something, whether from work, personal life, or just some really big problems - I just "zoom out" and allow the vastness of the universe humble me with how little I am.

For in this universe, I am but a dust, my problem whether solved or not, will not make the time stop to mourn or celebrate, it does not care.

So, chillax, solve it if you'd like to, just don't treat it bigger than yourself.

One of the most important lessons I’ve learned from Japanese management is their emphasis on intention. They don’t obsess over whether today’s actions bring immediate results. What matters is showing intention—demonstrating care and commitment to the long-term goal, even if the effort doesn’t pay off right away.

Who knows if a tree will grow its leaves again? Not all trees do, right? But wouldn’t it make every loss easier to bear if we cultivated the mindset that every loss creates space for something new?

No matter how strong or devastating a storm is—whether in life or in nature—the sun always waits patiently for its turn. Nothing lasts forever, not even our emotions.

So, whenever we're angry, let it pass—cause it will eventually, you don't have to face a storm with another storm.

I don't know, maybe we just gotta be like a caterpillar? Trust the process and survive until we achieve flight?

Images, that's what makes a camera. Memories - that's what makes us human. Treasure it.

Pictures help us remember, but living the moment helps us feel it. Don’t just take photos—be present enough to keep them alive inside you.

Time flies, only light can be captured, not time. Let's use it wisely, appreciate the seconds because it's the tiny moments that build up the unforgettable ones.