Reports: Lunch with the Ambassador of Cote d’Ivoire

I am happy to say that everything is going right. But it is never easy and especially when you want things to go faster than you expect them to go. In my situation, I am always reminded of all the people that are expecting the result which I promised to fulfill. A desire fulfilled is a tree of life and a hope deferred makes the heart sick (taken from the bible). It is true in anyone’s life because “bringing results” is our everlasting door to a fair notion of freedom.

Today I had the great privilege to have lunch with Ambassador Weya and his wonderful spouse Solange at the residence of the Embassy of Cote d’Ivoire. This was to be a good occasion to announce the banquet of Ambassadors which I plan for November 2019. Yes, here another great event in the making. (a good example – test trial – of what the Banquet of Ambassadors would look like is here: Welcoming Kimono Party Tokyo 2018)

The kindness of the Embassy of Cote d’Ivoire is to me the example for all. It is actually my first time on a one to one lunch meeting with the highest diplomates of the country. Our discussion revolved around what the Marine Foundation was planning here and abroad and it sounded good to hear. Theoretically, I am going out of my way to expand into the wonderful agenda we do have in writing to providing the fact that our organization is presently taking off in some miraculous form. I do like the safe zone of doing things one step at a time like not calling the shots too much in advance, but when you stand with a project such as ours, there is no much room to leave trails of hesitation into announcing the future exactly as you see it fit into the future. The most important is to know to rely on the next step of action in order to keep the momentum of fortune pouring in. Therefore the next few days are going to be interesting.