To the children

• We are not born equal, but that's okay. We must find and create our own value. It can actually be dangerous for you to be born with value. You may be born with financially wealthy parents. You may be born with pretty features and aesthetics. This is value but it's dangerous as you haven't earnt it yourself.

• Search for your core. Who are you? What do you enjoy doing? What makes you tick?

• If you're at the point where you still don't know, that's okay. Maybe you're not curious enough. Keep searching or start searching. And just because you don't know something, doesn't mean it's not good or bad. Don't judge something you don't know. Maybe look into it yourself? All good things take time.

• Comfort is very dangerous, believe me, for a child. Although certain discomfort is very dangerous, such as a threatening situation, this is a quick discomfort, a quick threat. The older sibling of this is long term comfort, complacency. You are happy as you are, and all you know is all you know, but you are happy with that.

• In today's society, many people will try to silence you. Tell you what to think, what to do. I'm not trying to do that although it does sound ironic. I'm trying to help you/guide you to find yourself. People will silence you for speaking or using the 'wrong words'. Just as you only know what you know, so too does everyone else.

• PC and cancel culture is dangerous for children. They are trying to find their voice, they aren't anywhere near 'finalising' it. They shouldn't need to tiptoe around. They should be loud, silly and making mistakes. The more they get silenced, the more they will look up to people in the world who speak up loud and clear. Trump, Tate, Goggins, Peterson etc. Kids are super impressionable and are not meant to be oppressed and suffer without purpose.

• Be proud of little accomplishments. Don't compare yourself to other accomplishments. You do you. Feel good about the small progress and over time, you will look back and think wow, I did that. There is no magic! Stay humble and grateful.

• You are here because of many opportunities, guidance and support given to you. You can't live alone. A lot of people put in a lot of effort for you to be where you are now. Be grateful, don't take things for granted. Imagine working 5 days/6/7 days a week, driving a car, taking public transport, paying bills. Until you earn your money yourself, it's very hard. Adults have it hard too but we all do our best.

• You deserve happiness too, but don't get used to quick easy ones. You will pay for it later. You deserve safety. Cherish it, be grateful for it.