What’s the most underrated movie you’ve ever watched?
The Matrix is the most underrated movie. This movie should be an ideal introduction to the world today. I we need to align movies with life and how to curate years of history as lessons and perspectives to children to grow and expand. Red Pill or Blue Pill?
What’s something you’ve done that you never thought you could?
A very deep question I can say for sure. I can’t recall an objective I thought I couldn’t have done but did. I am a realistic and an optimist, so I easily believe if I try I could achieve.
But honestly speaking only two things I can recall possibly thinking couldn’t be done but I did. Passing a certain test or exam in high school, I listened to the doubts and others than myself. I thought I couldn’t pass this AP English exam and I did.
Another instance was trying to pull off dating this out of my league girl in high school. I mean I felt I truly had no chance talking to her to even get a date. But surprisingly she liked me in such a humbling way, and gave me a chance. I believed I have learned a lot of important lessons early that build my confidence in my adult life. So I lead with hope, chance, faith, and luck in most things, because the only way I will know if I would fail, is to try first.
What’s the best online course you’ve ever taken?
I haven’t taken much online courses that was so so great. I can say the best informative course I took was the defensive driving course, with saved me 4 points on my license and make my insurance 10% less. So I am going to say that’s the one for the win.
I do need to take more online courses though. If I can find something in the psychology or creative department, I think it will be the winner. I love anything in those space.
Which celebrity would you love to meet, and what would you talk about?
I think I manifested this question. I was just thinking about this topic two nights ago, and here it is. Jacki Chan, yes mostly definitely him. We would talk about life, discipline, skill set, what was his inner drive to be who he became. We would talk about what obstacles he had to overcome and how he knew the decisions and risk he took were the right one.
What it means to be a good person, is subjective. I feel everyone interpretation will differ, but commonality will be weighed heavily. To be a good person is being something meaning to someone for which it matters. It can be the care, the feeling, the aura, the empathy, the kindness and mostly the love.
To be a good person is to do good for others and others consider what you have done good, on any given day.
My strategies for SEO is simply exist in the space, create and engage. Use the words and phrases my audience would look for to find me, or find my content with is ultimately for them. Once my work is published, it’s the world’s to hold and touch. No matter how they found me, I appreciate it.
I do not want to be hidden, but exist in public.
I write poetry as lyrics. I write to be relatable because I value community. I challenge myself to live outside the box. I long for peers to collaborate with. I am bold enough to experiment. I love to see others create.
If aliens arrived tomorrow, what’s the first thing you’d ask them?
Hmmm the first thing I am asking is, what’s the benefit of you being here? Honestly I don’t think that’s what I would ask, I would mostly like ask, ummm when are you going back?
They came here for a visit, but when are they leaving. Think of that friend that came over unexpected, and they are all in your fridge. Well they are not your friend and strangers that is all up in your fridge. 🙂
Getting lost is the best. But, also to explore a new city, I recommend doing a city tour or get a guide that hits most places or the hot spots. They usually have stories and insights about the people and the places.
I like to mix it up. I will find the urban spots and rural spots. I try to find the hole in the wall or small business and just ask questions. I love to get the map of the transit system and ask where are 4 must places I should go and why.
If anyone was coming to New York City, I literally have an entire map of places and things to do to give you the true essence of New York.
I say five key simple exercises to do at home are these, stretching, pushups, squats, jumping jacks, dips. These are key moments that are pull and push exercises that keeps the body alive. If you add jump ropes, resistance bands, and bosu and some ten pound weights you can be so great.