Open your heart to the young actor and artist “JJ-Kritsanapoom Pibulsongkram” on the WOODY FM program, telling the story of life, both the role of an executive and love, revealing that 8 years of love are like a partner who helps remind you. He used to focus too much on work, until he was not happy in life.
At one point in life at the age of 28, what are some things to think about?
JJ: It started when I started working since I was a child. Around 20 years old, we would see our goals and future very clearly, where we wanted to be in terms of success, which is the point that everyone wants to reach and thinks that we should be able to reach it. But those things, when I was 28 years old, were things that I couldn’t see at all. It was like the goals or success that we saw in the past were things that we imagined and created ourselves. When I was 27-28 years old, I started my own company, did more things by myself, had more new projects that were related to entertainment, but as a part of the business, I couldn’t see anything in the future.
Is there anything that could have been done to get to this point?
JJ: When I reached the point at the end of adolescence, approaching full adulthood, I felt that some maturity was not up to par with what we are doing today, such as running a company, managing employees, and financial matters. At the beginning of this year or last year, I focused too much on pursuing this and was not happy with my life. It turned out that the things that I used to enjoy are no longer fun because I have to go into a lot of details and have to solve problems every day.
There will always be something to think about because we are both actors and singers in front of the camera, and behind the scenes we are also start-ups. So it’s like 25 hours a day is work, until finally I thought I couldn’t handle it. So I try not to look to the future, focus on the present and do my best, day by day. So if you ask what I see myself like in 5-10 years, I admit that I still can’t see it. These days I try to study myself continuously, and gain knowledge.
How is your love life these days?
JJ: It’s okay. We’ve been together for 8 years. We’re both mature.
What is it about him that you like so much?
JJ: I think it’s about being a partner. I mean, when we started the company together, I could imagine that if I did this alone, I would definitely die. Luckily, he’s still with me. He helps manage, helps be a partner. Whenever I have to make big decisions, he comes to help. He’s the only one who reminds me, and I listen. Whenever I do something wrong, whether with him or anyone else, he scolds me very harshly. It’s not a harsh word, but it’s words that really hurt.
Have you ever told him? What did he say?
JJ: I told him. He said it was appropriate (laughs). Because we’ve been together since we were 20, it’s like we’ve grown up together for 8 years. But I have to admit that I have some habits that I can’t change. I make the same mistakes over and over again, even though I try to change them. But sometimes when I’m not paying attention, I make mistakes.
