January & February 2024: Africa

The Menu of Life: Consider life as a vast menu, offering an array of experiences. Some are familiar, others are exotic. The moments we select from this menu shape our character and broaden our perspectives.

1. Which is better: knowing how huge the world is but not being able to see it all, or exploring it without really understanding how big it is?

Watching kids, I often hope they get a great education that shows them how massive the world is. But it's tough seeing folks who, even with a top-notch education, are stuck because of money problems or politics. Sometimes, I wonder if not knowing about all that vastness might actually make them a bit happier, saving them from some disappointment. But is that really fair? That makes me think of another question.

2. Is it a matter of knowledge or attitude that defines our approach to problem-solving?

This balance between knowledge and exploration is key to personal growth

The approach to problem-solving is shaped by both knowledge and attitude. A realistic positive outlook, fostered by education, is crucial for tackling challenges effectively, which in turn, contributes to societal growth.

Emphasizing the importance of liberty in exploration, the combination of knowledge and firsthand experience enriches understanding and encourages repeated discovery. This balance between knowledge and exploration is key to personal growth, empowering individuals to face challenges with confidence and adaptability. In summary, a positive attitude and a commitment to exploration are vital for enhancing problem-solving skills and achieving both personal and societal advancements.

3.The best thing you can give someone is hope – think like a politician ;)

It's like a light in the dark, whether it's hoping for a get-together, a good meal, a better tomorrow, or just knowing you're not alone. It's key to find that spark of hope in ourselves too. Making a choice for more hope, that's what it's about.

ONE DECISION FOR A GREATER HOPE.

Ever wonder why I do what I do? I think about it a lot.

Why take on challenges? Well, I'm thankful for them. Maybe it's because I grew up on a tiny island. It's a way to see how far I’ve come, to realize things aren’t so bad. People where I'm from are tough. Or maybe it's just me being super curious about how other folks deal with their own hurdles.

Whether it's hope for a reunion, a satisfying meal, a brighter future, or the assurance of companionship, hope serves as a beacon of optimism. Cultivating hope within oneself is equally vital.

Oh and last, I. DID. A. BUNGEE. JUMP.