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Dedicated to Emanuel
This picture comes up when I think of my brother.
In the spark he has and how he infects me with his enthusiasm, energy, creativity, love ...
Right now he is 15 but I want to emphasize that he gives me life lessons.
I want to leave this post in case you have small children in your environment.
I believe that the little ones do not come into the world to teach them what we know but to collaborate. We as adults have lived a different life than they do. (This will happen constantly and more at the rate we are going today).
We can know about certain things and they about others.
They deserve all the respect and all the listening because apart from showing you how the world is going and keeping us up to date with fashions and technologies, they fill us with enthusiasm, energy, love.
The gift they are is priceless and they deserve to see our best version.
They deserve to see how we progress and how we continue to learn constantly as adults as well.
We demand that they "know how to be" and that they have to adapt. Do we do it?
We should lead by example.
Because all this and more was taught to me by a child.
I love you brother. You are light!
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