Nowadays, teens are more concerned about what they posts on Facebook, computer games, crushes, bullying. But Austin Hay, 16 year old, is an exception. Austin is more concerned about his future home mortgage payments so he started building his own future home in 2010. Austin was inspired after watching his dad rebuild their family home that was burnt down. With his dad's dedication as his inspiration and a little knowledge he acquired from his high school shop class, Austin bought a $2,000 trailer using the money he earned from his summer job. Then he started constructing his 130 square-foot tiny house.

What an awesome kid! When asked if anyone can build their own home, Austin quickly replied without any second thoughts, "Oh yeah, they just have to put their mind to it, and that's what scares people. That and it's hard work."

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WestJet  Airlines has been very successful with their marketing campaign every year. Most of them went viral. They were unique, creative and outstanding. Their every campaign expressed something new to the market. It primarily provided a wonderful experience to their customers and clients. And not only that, they promote advocacy that in one way or another, help and inspire people.

One great advocacy of WestJest is the fight against bullying. The goal is simply to create and promote awareness especially to teenagers regarding the negative effects it will bring to the victim and how to cope up with it.  Nowadays, bullying is already becoming rampant and there are lots of stories that have been circulating in the news about such horrible occurrences. WestJest campaign about bullying is just very timely. The way the message is communicated is very clear and direct.

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Previously, we shared the story of a man who transformed a hideous garage into an amazing house. The ingenuity and art of architecture has once again been portrayed in this incredible transformation of a tiny apartment into a beautiful, very organized house. Who would have thought that a 258 square feet (24 square meters) can become a decent home? You heard me right! The place is basically just like a kiosk store. Whenever you come across a kiosk store in the mall, try to imagine placing a dining table, bed, kitchen and a bathroom with complete accessories. Quite impossible, right?

But that's not the case of Christian Schallert, the owner of the tiny house in this video. With the help of his architect friend, Barbara Appolloni, they have managed to place all features that a decent house should have in that tiny area. They were really creative in utilizing the idea of concealing everything behind the wall to maximize the area. I hope they can design my bedroom into something like this.

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