We have all heard the paradoxical tale of the scorpion and the frog. The scorpion wants to get across the river and the frog at first refuses, worried that if he/she does that the scorpion will sting him/her. The scorpion reasons with the frog and convinces him/her that he/she won’t because if he/she did, then they would surely both die. The frog agrees and the scorpion stings him/her midway across the river. The reason he/she says is because it is in his/her nature. This is a tale of not to be like the frog, if a scorpion asks you to carry it across the river, tell the motherfucker to take an UBER across the bridge and then tell your friends “holy shit, I met a talking scorpion”.

The moral of the story is nature can’t help itself, what’s your excuse.

If your nature is integrity, then that’s what you will do and become;

If your nature is to do the right thing, then that’s what you will do and become;

If you nature is to create havoc, chaos and destruction; then I have a couple of addresses I would like you to visit.