What is the Art of Living for you?



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Ice Seguerra
Photograph courtesy of ice seguerra/instagram
“For me, the art of life means being free to create and pursue what I believe in without the constant stress of survival. It’s having that comfort and security that allows me to explore my passions fully, without compromise. But it’s also about giving back — being in a place where I can be a voice, an instrument, a catalyst for others to achieve their own dreams. That balance of freedom, purpose and generosity — that, for me, is truly living the life.”
— Liza Diño, actress, producer, playwright
“The art of life means finding the right balance — spending quality time with the people I love, getting enough rest and doing things that give me purpose and joy. It’s being able to lay my head down at night knowing I’ve been a good person.”
— Ice Seguerra, actor, musician
“The art of life, for me, is living in my dream house and community, being in a work environment that brings joy, growth, and fulfillment — without worrying about money or health; staying creatively inspired and exposed to various arts and cultures; being surrounded by people who love me and support me; and having the capacity to contribute meaningfully to society and help those in need.”
— Stephanie Mayo, DAILY TRIBUNE film columnist, San Juan City