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Hello again I hope you'r all having a wonderful Summer! Sorry for this late article everyone. I am sure you will find the waiting was worth it!

In today's article I will be showing you how simple things inspire us. If you're a person who has a son / daughter or you're just mainly a Lion King fan then you may find this interesting.

Everyone knows The Lion King was a film made by Walt Disney and it is a very popular film that kids love. My favorite quote in The Lion King was "You can run from the past or you can learn from it." Now for me, that line is very touching and that line actually inspired me, as I am sure it will inspire you.

If you take on board what the quotes trying to say you might find it useful to use in the future. Another way of explaining it is we have all made mistakes in our lives, as nobody's perfect, and the quote from The Lion King is trying to point that out to us because there's no point running all the time. You're better learning from your mistakes to prevent them from happening in the future.

What option do you think sounds best - running or learning? That's right: learning. Because running gets no one anywhere. Most people who run away from problems in their life end up homeless. Do you want to be homeless? I thought not.

Time to move on to the next quote. ”Though no one can go back and make a brand new start, anyone can start from now and make a brand new ending.”

Now this quote hit me hard. if anyone's reading this blog entry thinks 'I have made so many mistakes and I can't solve them', think again. Whatever problems happen, there's always a way to get on track again.

If you are a person with a bad name, iti s never too late to change. I advise you to talk to someone: parents or friends, for example. Explain how you feel and tell them you want to change.

If you''re unsure, ask them what you're doing wrong. Try your best to turn things around! And I can almost guarantee a happy ending! Can you?

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Yours Sincerely
Chris21ce Resident

Hello everybody its me, Chris21ce Resident, and I would like to tell you what I have got up to...

In Second Life things have been challenging for me lately. I have been learning how to build, as you can see in the picture above. It shows teamwork. I have spent a few hours been taught how to make things such as ponds, fruit bowls, tables, etc.

I have been taught all the easy ways where every thing is lined up in a correct position. I am really good at giving advice and yet I struggled to find a way to be successful. The only thing I could think of was asking for help. Don't be shy asking for help - that's a rule I have learned over the years.

Look where I am now, volunteering for Sambiglyon! It's one of the best companies I have seen and in fact it's a very positive company. It is really fun learning to build but it can be boring learning on your own.

The best thing I love about building is watching your progress and working as a team. I decided to have a Sambiglyon poster in the background of this photo to show that Sambiglyon is a successful company and the motto "Leaving fingerprints on learning" is definitely true!

If Sambiglyon didn't exist then I have no idea what I would be doing with my life right now. I wouldn't be building or writing this article. So on behalf of that I would like to shout out a big massive THANK YOU! to Sambiglyon.

I would also like you all to keep in mind it is never impossible to do things. They may take a while but in the end you will find it easy. For example, if you struggled with 8x7 and you kept working on it to find the answer; that's what all tasks are like.

Things we have learnt in this article.
1. Never give up.
2. Ask for help
3. Work as a team
4. Find a mentor

Then you will be successful

I am a Second Life player known as Chris21ce Resident and I would be happy to discuss this blog post on Second Life or you can send me a message on Sambiglyon or leave a simple comment and I will get back to you :)

Remember, nothing is impossible! Are you ready to start learning?