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How We Live

By choosing to be a part of the III you have taken the step to be defined by three words, sturdy, loyal and quintessential. To be apart of III this is the code we live by.

We strive to be a better and quintessential human being. We value the emotions we are able to feel and nonetheless endure. We have a great compassion for this world, after all, our presence can be felt by anyone we encounter.

We strive to first and foremost be loyal to ourselves. We are who we are and it is critical we accept ourselves. Our people, the ones we care about will always feel our loyalty. There are times we must move forward we are not held back for those who are not reciprocal loyalty.  At the end of the day if we can look in the mirror and feel we stayed true, we only radiate to others.

As we grow, we continue to be stronger and more sturdy. Our physical and emotional strength pushes forward. We understand there are lulls and we understand that life may press us, through our strength and through the ones we have decided to surround ourselves we flourish.

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