Day one, the starting point, of the program and I have only my smartphone and a white samsung earphone that has attached microphone. I had the cheapest investment, thinking maybe I won't gain much on this—that's what I thought.
The hosts. I was amazed by the hosts, they told us that they were products of the same program I'm in. The moment they shared that, I suddenly had a thought on my mind that maybe this is worth it. I felt fortunate.
As the program continues, the presentation of the speakers starting to flame up my excitement on the class. I can't help myself on smiling, felt happy for my self accepted the next level of the challenge. That was not I game but I am moving victoriously.
Until Mr. Pocholo "The Voice Master" Gonzalez had his talk and can't believe that I'll be meeting him, even virtually—his words still lingers in my heart. His story touches me like a father giving advices and words of wisdom to his son. That moment was the rebirth of a shy and silent boy to a loud beating passionate man of art.
Yes, I am an artist since I first written my words and became a formal writer in my teenage years. Now, the voice of a spoken word artist who summoned the public speaking has now a drive to continue on being the voice of literature, art, and healthy advocacy.
I became a fan of voice artistry and what happened that day made me realize—I should be a fan of my self first, a believer of my talent and skills to move forward on this path I'm taking. Gratitude is all I felt.
—Bannie "BBVoice" Bandibas
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