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Life's Lessons in my Accordance...

  1. Be easy, subtle yet assertive. You don't have to be rude to prove a point.
  2. Show up...Be it you want to do that 'project' or you are 'late' simply show up and get the job done.
  3. Bring something to the table...Bring ideas, charisma, whatever you may. Never show up empty handed and expect everyone to fill your cup.
  4. Laugh out loud or Reflect in loud...learn to reflect on your answers a little as well as what others say. Words shape you.
  5. Share good virtues...The world today is full of hurting people, try and give all a break and practice your good manners.
  6. Be an example and talk less...Listen and act more.
  7. See more, do more...
  8. 'Hope' and while you are at it give us some action.
  9. Pray, Meditate-find a connection of sorts.
  10. Live with something green in your house and take care of something green. Trust me, you will learn a lesson or two.
Copyright.Trony Ingati | Amsterdam ZuidTrony Ingati
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