Vol 1. A beautiful balance between who we are and what we feel.

The body gets exhausted, the mind loses focus, and at some point, the process tends to lose its direction. Jackson knows this all too well. That is why during our meeting with him, he left us with a powerful takeaway: you have to organize, repeat, and turn ideas into habits until they stop being just an imagination and become your reality.

Starting a new project always brings challenges, and when it comes to self-care, the journey is even more personal. Jackson keeps it simple: the process seems complex, but it becomes clear when you truly know what you want. Because “Cultivating yourself physically and mentally is directly linked to success.” What makes him a true role model is not just his personal discipline, but his incredible capacity to inspire others. 

But moving forward also means letting go, and not all boundaries are internal; some are social. Alcohol, for instance—so normalized yet so disruptive to your well-being when taken to excess—was one of his biggest hurdles. Breaking out of that mold takes twice the effort. Because self-care isn\'t just about what you add to your life, but what you choose to stop normalizing.

His transformation wasn\'t radical, but it was deeply conscious. And perhaps that is the greatest lesson he leaves us with: “we must question what we do on autopilot and start building with consistency, aligned with who we want to be and how we want to present ourselves to the world.” This doesn\'t mean pushing your body or mind to the limit; quite the opposite. Emotional intelligence also means understanding which environments and situations we belong in, thereby finding a perfect balance between what we enjoy and what we work hard for. After all, it is well known that a body and mind that never rest will break the balance that keeps us aligned with our own success.

— W Magazine