Interview. Who? Me

I’ve just been interviewed by John Allison from Technology for Living. The interview contained eight well-thought questions and it should come online on his site in a short while can be found here, be sure to check it.

These are the questions he asked me:

1. What led you to start your blog?
2. What do you hope to achieve?
3. What have you learned in your blogging experience?
4. It is obvious that you’re well-read in philosophy. What led you to that?
5. What is your current “quest”?
6. What do you wish you had learned earlier?
7. If you had one thing that you could get across to people, one thing that you could teach them, what would it be?
8. What do you see on the horizon?

If you’re interested in my answers to these questions, you should visit John’s blog, because I will post only one of my answers here. The answer to question number six. Here it is.

John: What do you wish you had learned earlier?

Titus-Armand: This is a bit funny, because people my age (19-20) aren’t usually asked this question too often.

But there are five main things that I wish I had learned earlier in life:

1. Fear is the biggest enemy of success;
2. Every moment of life is wonderful;
3. “There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so” – William Shakespeare;
4. I am my biggest enemy and also my best friend;
5. Impossible is nothing but a limit created by human minds in order to stop the masses from achieving great things.