In 2004 I moved to a small Caribbean island to implement a self-conceived, self-funded, and self-run developmental aid project. Having lived all my life in an environment of abundance, surrounded by friends and family, I suddenly found myself in an environment of scarcity, without social network. Although voluntary, I still found myself in a deep crisis.

In crisis situations we learn the most, we make the largest progress. So did I.

In this seminar, I am focusing on one of the insights I gained, through that experience: As long as we wait for somebody else to improve the situation, not much is going to change. The world depends on each one of us to make it a better place. I am important, as I hold the potential for improvement in my hand.

• Taking control of my life by accepting responsibility

• Non-violent and information centered education and life-style

• Becoming aware of opportunities

After the seminar participants will be more aware of

• the opportunities life brings along and how to make use of them
• how to be a source of positive energy to all the people around
• how to take control of my life and live true to my own destiny
• how my own life improves, once I start implementing changes