About Me

Hi there!

Many of you call me Josh but it's just actually my nickname. I'm Josquine Diaz and I was born in Manila Philippines. However, I grew up in the Southern part of Luzon called Laguna. It's approximately 2 hours away from Manila.

I'm a simple man who dreams big, not just for myself, but for my family and for other people as well.

I studied BS Accountancy in college and I'm currently on my road to becoming a Certified Public Accountant.

Despite my love for the profession, I just can't leave my passion in blogging, most especially in personal development topics. That's why even today, I still continue writing blogs and creating other personal development-related contents like podcasts, pdf and videos.

I speak three languages: Tagalog (one of the 175 languages in my country), English, and Spanish. I am not fluent in Spanish. There are certain words which are not familiar to me. However I can speak in a conversational level.

Me at the right. The one in yellow shirt is my elder brother.

I am the youngest child in the family. I only got one sibling who also majored in Accountancy. My mother is an English teacher while my father teaches a technical subject called Automotive Technology.

People's first impression about me is I'm snobbish and that quite makes me worry. Haha I'm actually an approachable person and I love interacting with people. For me, there's nothing more precious than welcoming new people in your life, and making quality moments with them.

Me and one of my best friends, Dayanara. We bought a pair of friendship mask.

I love music. I sing and play the guitar and keyboard. My singing is definitely not the best but my Mom always tells me I am the best singer in the world. Haha Just kidding.

Me studying for our exam.

Aside from being a Certified Public Accountant, one of my dreams in life is to serve millions of people. I love to create value. I personally believe that my mission in life is to inspire, empower and motivate people and doing so gives me a truly fulfilled feeling. That's why I created Project Positive.

This basically serves as my platform on my purpose.

I also love post crossing. Basically, it is a hobby of exchanging postcards from different parts of the worlds. I love receiving vintage cards! They are so precious. I'm also fascinated with postcards with Spanish words.

While learning Spanish, I met dozens of Colombians. Yes, they are great friends of mine and I consider it as my segunda patria. I never had any formal education in Spanish but with them, I have learned to speak conversational Spanish.

My happy friends

I treasure all of my friends and consider them as my real siblings. They are my source of strength and they do a very great job whenever I'm feeling down. They are my support system.