I’m a man of the road, my life has been on it... I’ve lived in many places, I’ve traveled almost the entire world and to be honest, nature everywhere is unique, beautiful, but there is nothing better than cultural diversity, which makes us like nothing else- richer! Having lived studied and worked in Canada, a place that has not only provided me with countless opportunities as an equal, but has also shown me what the world should be like, how we should treat people, those who come here, foreigners... I’ve figured it out through my story, through my journey!
London, my Lord, so there I managed with £20 in my pocket to make a multimillion business. To start my life over and achieve so much. That place showed me how to get second, third chances, to make, to make mistakes, to fix them! In supposedly the "worst" neighborhood Barking, was for me the best university I’ve ever attended. I realized how different we are. There I learned what social business means. There what I was doing was called one of the jewels of London, yes a city of a thousand years and I managed to give it a jewel. That place called what I created one of the last remaining with a soul... What more can I say?
This is my philosophy, my understanding of the way... Be good, do good!
Apart from helping, making the lives of some children who went through hell a little better, what I could do was to provoke. And through provocation, we can make people think. Through provocation, we educate an active-civil society!
Because- I’m a super big fan of graffiti Banksy and my provocations were in his style. For example, to put up an enormous poster for a month of your own face saying that being Homophobic is very Gay, in a terribly traditional Bulgarian town, on the Council Theatre Building, is a kind of wow. Or a huge banner lighting up a major intersection in a city, a country where every second woman is a victim of domestic violence, in a country where human trafficking is an ok thing, with a huge banner saying women are not slaves is just a la Banksy! I hope someday, to come across the works of one of his biggest worshippers. But let me tell you a little more, how traditional Bulgarian society is:
60 minutes around the world with me.
After all, we’re all on the road, on one big journey. Let’s be kinder and more tolerant to everyone on it...