Peter Ujj

I was born in 1980, in Hungary. I received my elementary education in a local Catholic school in my native city, Pécs, and continued my studies within the same city until I moved to Budapest. After a few years in the Hungarian capital, I decided to leave the country, and moved to Spain where I spent seven years of my life. I worked in tourism, but always felt that I was still seeking my way. After seven years, I moved to Mexico, and a year later, from Mexico to San Francisco, US. I spent three magnificent years in the Bay Area, where I worked as a Catholic music director in two different churches, and started college studies to obtain a degree in psychology. Recently, I moved to New England, and settled down. I am continuing my studies, and keep working as a director of music in a local church. I started to write in Spain. I wrote several short essays on different topics until I gradually found my own style and voice. My first book, The Nature of Happiness, is my debut as a "writer," though I prefer to speak about myself as a thinker. My first book is the account of my first 35 years of life, and a (rather lengthy) summary of my ideology and worldview. I hope to keep writing more and better as I evolve with my psychological studies, and obtain more and more wisdom and experience in life.