Danica Bonello Spiteri: ‘In life you’ll regret what you don’t do, rather than what you try and fail’
Rachel Fabri: ‘Treasure those you love as you never know when you may lose them’
Nick Morales: ‘Get rid of your ego and you will live a happier life’
Gorg Mallia: ‘You cannot even trust those to whom you have given your very soul’

Nicola Said: ‘Only follow this career if you can’t imagine doing anything else in your life’
Danica Muscat: ‘No matter what life throws at you, you have to be yourself’
Mikhail Basmadjian: ‘Don’t expect anything from people. It’ll make you angry when you grow older’
Nadia Vella: ‘I’m always following my dreams, no matter how strange or unattainable’
Jacob Portelli: ‘All my life is marked and defined mostly by music-making’
Jolene Samhan: ‘Stand for something or you will fall for anything’
Peter Grech: ‘I think my story so far is an achievement in itself’
Kenneth Zammit Tabona: ‘I have lots of pleasures, but I don’t feel guilty about any of them’
Mikaela: ‘My worst habit is being a perfectionist all the time: it’s either a blessing or a curse’
Mario Zammit Lewis: ‘I don’t listen enough to others... but I am learning’
Rebecca Theuma: ‘Biggest challenge? Processing grief’
Charles Casha: ‘I am inspired a lot by the characters of people’
Corrine Muscat: ‘If something breaks, do your best to fix it instead of throwing it away’
Luke Mercieca: ‘Biggest challenge? Trying to stay sane and creative during the pandemic’
Catherine Cavallo: ‘My earliest memory is a bollocking on my third birthday for not sharing my new toys’
Benjamin Bailey: ‘Superpower? Flight. The traffic is killing me’
Julia Lundberg: ‘I always get someone else to pay for the expensive things’
Fabio Spiteri: ‘My earliest memory is my dad typing on an old typewriter’
Stephanie Borg: ‘Superpower? Clone myself – there are so many things I’d like to do!’
Dario Genovese: Guiltiest pleasure? Watching ‘Here Comes Honey Boo Boo’ with my wife
Neil Agius: ‘Your body can stand almost anything. It’s your mind you have to convince’
Owen Jay: ‘In the morning, my son always reminds me to play some vinyl unless he has a request’
Antoinette Borg: Life is short. Keep chasing ‘one day’ and it might never come
Anthea Zammit: ‘My grandma instilled in me my love for reading and hunger for knowledge’