Manifesto

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Travel. I urge you to travel when you can. Visit that place you’ve always wanted to, go back to where you’ve had all your best childhood memories. There’s a huge world out there that is too beautiful not to see, and there’s so much inspiration.

“Travel is the only thing you buy that makes you richer.”

Take photographs. Carry your camera everywhere with you, and shoot whatever interests you.

Once it’s gone, it’s gone. Your best photograph has most likely not been captured yet.

Stay inspired. Inspiration is everywhere. Maybe you will see it in the street, maybe it will come from the ones you love, or maybe even on some cliche teens blog.

But please stay inspired.

Take a break. Doing something you love too much will always feel like it’s turned into a chore. How many times have you listened to your favourite song on repeat? After a while it’s just not the same, but then it comes on your ipod one day and you remember how much you loved it. And you’re back to square one. It’s okay to take a break from something you love. In fact, it makes you appreciate it even more.

Laugh. Every. single. day. Be happy and don’t take life too serious.

“I urge you to please notice when you are happy, and exclaim or murmur or think at some point, ‘If this isn’t nice, I don’t know what is.’

- Kurt Vonnegut Keep trying. If you’re not good at something, keep practicing until you are.

Commit. Do everything with the intention of finishing it.

Don’t force things. If it’s not working, it’s not working. If you’ve tried and experimented and you still don’t like it, stop.

Be adventuress. Break the rules for once. Stop being so scared of not staying inside the lines. What’s the worst that could happen? Try something new. When you leave your comfort zone, that’s when things start to get interesting.

“If you always do what you’ve always done, then you’ll always get what you always got.” - Tony Dinozzo (NCIS) Stop procrastinating.Where’s that ever got anyone? Stick to your word.

Plan. Stay Organised. Delegate.

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You are your own critique. Stop being so hard on yourself. It’s ok to be a perfectionist, but step away once in a while and look at the big picture and focus on what can be done, not what can’t be.

those who get up and work their asses off.

Stop worrying. Please stop over analysing situations, worrying about every last detail. Can you remember what you were worrying Strive. Strive to be better than about a year ago today? No. everyone else.

That’s what character is about, it’s in the try.

Be passionate. Be passionate about everything you do, whether Play. Life is not just about getting it’s cheering on your team, or in old and having a successful career your work. If you’re not, what’s the and doing the same thing day in point? day out. Have fun. Go to Disney World, play the sport you love…do Do good work. Always be proud of something fun that you really enjoy the work you’ve developed and be as often as you can. able to say you’ve done the best you could possibly do.

You aren’t your job. It’s okay to enjoy other things.

Don’t ever let someone tell you to ‘grow up.’

Don’t wait. Good things don’t come to those who wait, they come to “Too many people grow up. That’s

the real trouble with the world, too many people grow up.” - Walt Disney Simplicity is key. I really do agree with the term ‘less is more.’ Abram Games theory of ‘maximum meanings, minimum.’ is true. You don’t always have to fill something for it to be effective. Take away the meaningless for the meaningful.

Be polite. Always be polite to anyone you meet. Wether it be a stranger or one of your customers at work. Be clear whilst you’re talking and don’t be afraid to say no.

Be creative. Be unique. Be yourself.

Enjoy life.

And remember, in the words of Coach Taylor...

Travel. I urge you to travel when you can. Visit that place you’ve always wanted to, go back to where you’ve had all your best childhood memories. There’s a huge world out there that is too beautiful not to see, and there’s so much inspiration.

“Travel is the only thing you buy that makes you richer.”

Take photographs. Carry your camera everywhere with you, and shoot whatever interests you.

Once it’s gone, it’s gone. Your best photograph has most likely not been captured yet.

Stay inspired. Inspiration is everywhere. Maybe you will see it in the street, maybe it will come from the ones you love, or maybe even on some cliche teens blog.

But please stay inspired.

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Take a break. Doing something you love too much will always feel like it’s turned into a chore. How many times have you listened to your favourite song on repeat? After a while it’s just not the same, but then it comes on your ipod one day and you remember how much you loved it. And you’re back to square one. It’s okay to take a break from something you love. In fact, it makes you appreciate it even more.

Laugh. Every. single. day. Be happy and don’t take life too serious.

“I urge you to please notice when you are happy, and exclaim or murmur or think at some point, ‘If this isn’t nice, I don’t know what is.’

- Kurt Vonnegut Keep trying. If you’re not good at something, keep practicing until

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you are.

Commit. Do everything with the intention of finishing it.

Don’t force things. If it’s not working, it’s not working. If you’ve tried and experimented and you still don’t like it, stop.

Be adventuress. Break the rules for once. Stop being so scared of not staying inside the lines. What’s the worst that could happen? Try something new. When you leave your comfort zone, that’s when things start to get interesting.

“If you always do what you’ve always done, then you’ll always get what you always got.” - Tony Dinozzo (NCIS) Stop procrastinating. Where’s that

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ever got anyone? Stick to your word.

Plan. Stay Organised. Delegate.

You are your own critique. Stop being so hard on yourself. It’s ok to be a perfectionist, but step away once in a while and look at the big picture and focus on what can be done, not what can’t be.

Strive. Strive to be better than everyone else.

That’s what character is about, it’s in the try.

Play. Life is not just about getting old and having a successful career and doing the same thing day in day out. Have fun. Go to Disney World, play the sport you love…do something fun that you really enjoy as often as you can.

You aren’t your job. It’s okay to enjoy other things.

Don’t wait. Good things don’t come to those who wait, they come to those who get up and work their asses off.

“Too many people grow up. That’s the real trouble with the world, too many people grow up.” - Walt Disney

Stop worrying. Please stop over analysing situations, worrying about every last detail. Can you remember what you were worrying about a year ago today? No.

Simplicity is key. I really do agree with the term ‘less is more.’ Abram Games theory of ‘maximum meanings, minimum.’ is true. You don’t always have to fill something for it to be effective. Take away the meaningless for the meaningful.

Be passionate. Be passionate about everything you do, whether it’s cheering on your team, or in your work. If you’re not, what’s the point?

Do good work. Always be proud of the work you’ve developed and be able to say you’ve done the best you could possibly do.

Don’t ever let someone tell you to ‘grow up.’

Be polite. Always be polite to anyone you meet. Wether it be a stranger or one of your customers at work. Be clear whilst you’re talking and don’t be afraid to say no.

Be creative. Be unique. Be yourself.

Enjoy life.

And remember, in the words of Coach Taylor...

clear eyes, full hearts, can’t lose.

Travel. I urge you to travel when you can. Visit that place you’ve always wanted to, go back to where you’ve had all your best childhood memories. There’s a huge world out there that is too beautiful not to see, and there’s so much inspiration.

“Travel is the only thing you buy that makes you richer.”

Take photographs. Carry your camera everywhere with you, and shoot whatever interests you.

Once it’s gone, it’s gone. Your best photograph has most likely not been captured yet.

Stay inspired. Inspiration is everywhere. Maybe you will see it in the street, maybe it will come from the ones you love, or maybe even on some cliche teens blog.

But please stay inspired.

Take a break. Doing something you love too much will always feel like it’s turned into a chore. How many times have you listened to your favourite song on repeat? After a while it’s just not the same, but then it comes on your ipod one day and you remember how much you loved it. And you’re back to square one. It’s okay to take a break from something you love. In fact, it makes you appreciate it even more.

Laugh. Every. single. day. Be happy and don’t take life too serious.

Delegate.

“I urge you to please notice when you are happy, and exclaim or murmur or think at some point, ‘If this isn’t nice, I don’t know what is.’

- Kurt Vonnegut

You are your own critique. Stop being so hard on yourself. It’s ok to be a perfectionist, but step away once in a while and look at the big picture and focus on what can be done, not what can’t be.

Keep trying. If you’re not good at something, keep practicing until you are.

Strive. Strive to be better than everyone else.

That’s what character is about, it’s in the try.

Commit. Do everything with the intention of finishing it.

Play. Life is not just about getting old and having a successful career and doing the same thing day in day out. Have fun. Go to Disney World, play the sport you love…do something fun that you really enjoy as often as you can.

Don’t force things. If it’s not working, it’s not working. If you’ve tried and experimented and you still don’t like it, stop.

Be adventuress. Break the rules for once. Stop being so scared of not staying inside the lines. What’s the worst that could happen? Try something new. When you leave your comfort zone, that’s when things start to get interesting.

You aren’t your job. It’s okay to enjoy other things.

“If you always do what you’ve always done, then you’ll always get what you always got.” - Tony Dinozzo (NCIS)

Stop worrying. Please stop over analysing situations, worrying about every last detail. Can you remember what you were worrying about a year ago today? No.

Stop procrastinating. Where’s that ever got anyone? Stick to your word. Plan. Stay Organised.

Don’t wait. Good things don’t come to those who wait, they come to those who get up and work their asses off.

Be passionate. Be passionate about everything you do, whether

it’s cheering on your team, or in your work. If you’re not, what’s the point?

Do good work. Always be proud of the work you’ve developed and be able to say you’ve done the best you could possibly do.

Don’t ever let someone tell you to ‘grow up.’

“Too many people grow up. That’s the real trouble with the world, too many people grow up.” - Walt Disney Simplicity is key. I really do agree with the term ‘less is more.’ Abram Games theory of ‘maximum meanings, minimum.’ is true. You don’t always have to fill something for it to be effective. Take away the meaningless for the meaningful.

Be polite. Always be polite to anyone you meet. Wether it be a stranger or one of your customers at work. Be clear whilst you’re talking and don’t be afraid to say no.

Be creative. Be unique. Be yourself.

Enjoy life.

And remember, in the words of Coach Taylor...

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