one's own way; my way
A direct loan from English 'my way', used to express doing things according to one's own style or preference. Often carries a self-assertive or individualistic tone.
from English my way
He always does his work his own way.
It's best to live life your own way.
Variant spelling with a middle dot, sometimes seen in titles or stylized writing.
Borrowed from English 'my way'. It is a full loanword from English.