Melissa Chu

It’s as if we have different personalities waging a war inside of us, pulling us in different directions. In a sense, that’s exactly what’s happening.

Sometimes we don’t say “no” because something is unimportant. We say “no” because it’s the very thing we need to become better.

Change can be uncomfortable, but it also means that you are growing. It’s important to acknowledge the discomfort you feel as part of the process, rather than ignore it.

The thought of working anywhere, reaching people all over the globe, and being paid for the value I provided as opposed to my time.

Music has a way of permeating through emptiness, filling up your surroundings with substance. It can bring a smile to your face, make you well up in tears, or feel alive. But can it make you more productive?