The idea of Subtle Things was born out of my experience as a migrant to the UK. Adapting to a new culture and language was like navigating a maze blindfolded. It was challenging, confusing, and often overwhelming. However, these experiences reshaped my perspective on life, leading me to discover the profound impact of subtle forces—what some call vibes or energy—that exist before anything becomes tangible.

I found that sometimes, these vibes or energy are so strong they're impossible to ignore, no matter how much I tried. Emotions and experiences have a way of circling back, creating the same feelings over and over again. It was like being on an emotional rollercoaster without a seatbelt, but it was also exciting and transformative. I realized that these recurring emotions were signals, urging me to pay attention and make changes.

This journey taught me that the world isn't just "what you see is what you get." Instead, the tangible things around us are often products of the past and not as powerful as we think. What truly holds power are ideas in our mind. As V said in the movie, "Ideas are bulletproof." When an idea is out there, people will pick it up, think about it, talk about it, and act on it. That's how we change the world. Ideas are subtle things that shape our world.