We as people continue to grow and work in order to better benefit mankind as a whole. We look for a cure for cancer for our brothers and sisters, and not for ourselves. We donate to causes near and far to our hearts, for others. Together, we achieve.

The only future that is guaranteed is the one you create for yourself.

No person should be excluded or treated differently because of who they are or what they look like. While these two simple words may sound the same, they carry very different meanings in the both the dictionary and the world around us.

Too often, we lose sight of our dreams in the tasks and obstacles of everyday life. To pursue what we truly love is going to take a little passion, a little dedication, but most importantly a lot of adventure. Enjoy the ride!

Abe Lincoln once said, “I don’t like that man, I must get to know him better,” a quote I reference often. From high school bullying to cultural prejudice, this poster is a little reminder to think about who someone actually is before you judge them.

Among the foreclosed properties, abandoned infrastructure and empty plots that flavor Detroit, we’ve searched for signs of progress and human ingenuity by identifying and documenting an object almost too ubiquitous to draw notice; the open sign.

We must not let frustrating situations hold us back. Our next generation needs to aspire to make the most of every moment, in any environment.

If every person in the world helped, mentored or befriended one other person, the world would be a better place. Make a difference in your world.

Younger people shouldn’t be content with only what they study as a major or subject in school they should embrace the fact there are means to branch out and overlap their chosen discipline with other things. e.g. Culture, technology, philosophy, etc.