My Motto: Hobbies for Humanity
My pursuit of Guinness World Records and other international recognitions is not for personal glory. It is driven by a single purpose: to prove that a meaningful hobby can save a human life.
In an age where youth are trapped by betting apps, drug abuse, and endless social media addiction, I want to show the world an alternative. My records in numismatics — the _Largest collection of bi-metallic coins_ and _Largest collection of error coins_ — and in philately — the _Largest collection of postage stamps from the same year_ — stand as proof that dedicating yourself to knowledge, heritage, and patient collecting builds discipline, curiosity, and purpose.
Now, my record attempt in journalism — _Maximum press releases published across websites in a day_ — carries the same message: Use your words, not your weaknesses. Writing, research, and sharing knowledge are hobbies that uplift society, while addictions destroy it.
My records are not made of metal or paper. They are made of a message: If you have a hobby, you will never be empty. And if you are never empty, you will never be addicted.
Every coin I saved, every stamp I preserved, every article I published, is a message to the next generation: Pick a hobby, not a habit. Build a collection, not a compulsion. Save heritage, save yourself.
