Are billionaires like Henry Sy and Mark Zuckerberg or legendary artists like Michael Jackson and FPJ the ultimate definition and the epitome of success? Nope--according to our featured writer, wealth or fame does not equate to success because success is relative. Heinrick writes about that in his essay, "Everybody's success story." It was first published on January 29, 2017. After four years since he wrote it, he now talks to us about his current definition of success, what it means to be self-aware and contended and finally his advice to writers who want to make it in the literary industry. | About the guest: Heinrick is a writer by passion and an editor by profession. He believes that every life story is a great novel waiting to be written and shared with the world. He dreams of publishing his own book and starting his own coffee brand because coffee and books are a perfect match.

About our partner, the University of the Philippines' Consulting Group (UPCG): Now in its second year, The Business Building Bootcamp (BBC) of the UP Consulting Group aims to educate small business owners on ways to take their business to the next level. This year's BBB will be held on March 5 and 6, 2022 (Saturday and Sunday) and will cover the following topics: business planning, digital marketing, and brand positioning, finance and accounting, legal matters, and corporate social responsibility. Each segment will consist of a 30-minute talk by prestigious industry experts, followed by an open forum, and a workshop.