Savoir c'est prevoir

It is very important to choose carefully the people you travel with. You have to make sure they are nice people who share the same ideals and aspirations. You will spend much of the day working side by side with them. Therefore it is vital to be on the same page because, if everything is good, the natural differences between people are acceptable dysphonia. It takes a common tone to make a beautiful music.
If making money is not a purpose but only a consequence of a passionate work, beware of greedy; if you are willing to work to exhaustion for your dreams, stay away from lazy people, as they never have the will to understand that their willingness to invest in anything is limited by their inability; if you have initiative and enthusiasm, beware fearful and blasè.

Beware of fools more than anything. Not because fools are making mistakes, mistakes can be repaired. But because they are missing something really important: the vision. They look at the sea, but they see water, they look at bread but they see bread crumbs. If they look out the window to see the sky they think the sky is represented only by the window’s edges.
“Savoir c'est prevoir” the Frenchmen say. But surely they are not referring to stupid people. When you are ready to hit the road, look carefully at those who will share the same journey with you. Beautiful roads are long and cumbersome.

And you know that in the long journey ahead of you, you will have to stay awake even rocked by the swinging pace of a camel. It’s then when you will have to rethink all your memories one by one, and notice that your wolf will become another wolf, your sister will become a different sister, your fight will become another fight….. on your return from Euphemia, the city where memory is traded at every solstice and every equinox.

Good friends and dear enemies, may you all have a fantastic week ahead of you.