As you should know, Michael Jackson has left the earthly world. I don't know where he'll be but I do hope that he's resting in peace right now. There's been so much going on about him now that he's dead, good or bad. Some say, "The King of Pop 4eva!", some, "Child molester!".Whatever he's called, it clearly shows that he's no longer with us: he can't perform great music any more (omg where's the moon walk?), nor can he commit any crimes at all. But really, when you're asked by others who Michael Jackson is, do you think you will say he's a child molester (he's not guilty by the way), or would you say he's the best dancer in the world/ the king of pop/ the legend? Clearly the latter.

The road to success is like climbing a long escalator. In NYC subway station, if you want to go up faster, you stay on the left side because the line moves along quickly. If you’re sleepy in the morning and don’t feel like moving your leg muscles at all, stay on the right. I always go up on the left, because I can’t stay still without holding onto the handrail, which is disgustingly dirty (same goes to the handrail in the train!). Anyway, have you ever felt like you were going to fall down if you just stay still on a really long escalator? I don't know about you, but I do. I feel like it’s just like our life. If you don’t climb up and keep moving, you’ll be shaken and might eventually fall down.

Do you believe in change? I do and I know Obama does. For without change we will not improve. For without change we will not succeed. You know that deep down inside, so I'm just reinforcing the idea. So, what exactly is change? Simply put, it's transformation. Transforming from something that's unsatisfactory or simply something that is not good enough. It may be adequate for your basic needs, but you can always do better. Everybody can.