Life has been so generous to all of us. In Uganda, we have lots of sunshine and rain, food and security and all these were our entitlement.
It never occured to anyone that we might experience a global shut down that will put most of our dreams on a stand still and set us ablaze with fear, the uncertainty of the future.
I think its is time to rethink our ways of life. How we live, eat, communicate, adjust to life challenges, skills and abilities to innovative and practice life principles of success.
The way we get an education has been majorly on already discovered principles of many generations ago. Not much has been brought to life.
Today we face a global pandemic, which has knocked the world’s most knowledgeable scientists off their feet.
Tomorrow we might face another global crisis because of global warming or natural calamity.
Maybe the sooner tomorrow, #Corona will leave the world empty or a collapsed economy.
How are you prepared to cope up. How will you find food, medicine, fuel shelter or communication in the times of scarcity. How will your and your family live to see the better tomorrow.
All these should be our worries and even if we have hope, our innovations today will be used for the better tomorrow.
We must avoid wastage, extravagance, learn how to find alternatives. This not only for us but also our children who are born in the seasons of abundance.
#together #wecan #endcorona. #live we can #thinkbetter #stayhome and do #better, #teach our #children #lifeskills
The Activist 