MINE ✦

MINE✦

Something no one else can replicate. Something only I can create. This is truly mine—my story.

14 YEARS AGO, AN IDEA WAS PLANTED IN ME.

Inception (2010) - Written & Directed by Christopher Nolan

In 2010, a movie planted an idea in my mind.

The idea itself was that "you can plant an idea in someone's mind." That concept profoundly changed me and, in many ways, came to define who I am.

Inception by Christopher Nolan was likely my earliest source of inspiration, sparking my journey into marketing. If you haven't watched the movie, the basic plot is about a team planting an idea into someone's mind through dreams. (Please watch the movie though. It's REALLYYY GOOD.)

To this day, I see marketing communication as an act of planting ideas in people's minds. Quotes from the movie like "positive emotion trumps negative emotion every time," and how the characters used layers and layers of dreams to plant the idea—or how the director himself used the same method to plant his ideas—have always influenced the way I work.

It’s amazing how an idea, crafted by someone thousands of miles away, can take root in another person and shape their life, isn’t it? It can break or make someone's life. It's a spiritual craft, and an incredibly powerful tool—one we should always use responsibly. That craft was used on me.

And now I want to use that craft to plant good and positive ideas in people's minds, because I know that the right idea, in the right mind, at the right time, can change everything.

BUILDING IDENTITIES, IDEAS, & REALITIES.

Tokyo, Japan (2017) - SSEAYP Trip

I believe creation is in the nature of man.

I’ve loved creating things for as long as I can remember — drawings, memes, projects, logos, brands. Even when I didn’t have the language for it, I was always drawn to making something from nothing.

In high school, I wanted to be a developer because I wanted to build programs. The idea of creating systems that actually worked fascinated me. After high school, I explored different paths, took various courses, and eventually chose business management as my major in college. I wanted to build businesses. (I also genuinely believed I’d just hire developers to build the programs for me once I got rich. :3)

Over time, I found my passion in digital marketing — the intersection of business, technology, and creativity. It felt natural. It still does. Through digital marketing, I get to build strategies, campaigns, and systems that turn ideas into growth and creativity into measurable results.

Today, this is where I choose to build: using digital marketing as a craft to create impact, scale ideas, and help businesses grow with intention.

BIRDS SEEKING A SKY 🐦‍⬛

Source : https://acleddata.com/conflict-watchlist-2025/myanmar

On February 1, 2021, Myanmar’s military overthrew an elected government. Since then, the country has been in continuous conflict. More than 6,000 civilians have been killed, over one million displaced, and many more live under constant threat.

In 2024, the military enforced mandatory conscription, requiring young people to serve up to two years. In reality, many are taken indefinitely. People are being detained and forced into service, especially in rural areas, and leaving the country is becoming increasingly difficult.

I was fortunate to leave early with my family’s support. Many of my friends were not. They live with daily uncertainty — not always immediate violence, but the constant risk of being taken.

If you are an employer reviewing an application from someone from Myanmar, I ask that you judge them by their skills and work ethic, not their circumstances. Many of us have navigated instability, loss, and pressure that demanded resilience, adaptability, and discipline. We are ready to work and to build something stable.

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