"Some women are crazy, but I'm crazy about all women."

Tabishi has a free and non-judgmental outlook, one that rejects labels and recognizes the beauty that surrounds us all.

"Vice does not detract from virtue"

Vices and virtues are not as antithetical as we believe; rather, they appear as two sides of the same coin.

"Only those who accept risk become their own masters."

Allow yourself to take a risk, even if it's a calculated one, every now and then. It will help you grow.

"Substantial but fleeting"

A motto to remind us to enjoy the small things, even when time seems to be scarce, because those are the things that add substance to life.

"Good for nothing but capable of anything"

Consistency counts more than perfection; the potential to be "capable of anything" resides in everyone.

"My Monday nights are like a normal person's Saturday nights"

An aperitif that ends at dawn, accompanied by a promise never to do it again. Two weeks later, the same script plays out. These are the unexpected events that make life less predictable.

"In life, we are all fishermen; it's up to the fish to bite."

You can do everything well and with the utmost effort, but don't forget that not everything always depends solely on you.

"Be the rebels who offer a flower to their oppressor"

The world pushes everyone to take sides and raise their voice. Tabishi chooses a different form of rebellion: kindness.

"When you're dead, you're dead; when you're alive, you're free to spread."

Death is always discussed too seriously. It's better to laugh about it and focus on living well in the present.

"Over 5000 kilometers away, it's not cheating"

Because, after all, life is all about perspective.

"Cheap and Cheerful"

You don't need the trendiest place to have a truly good time. Often, all you need is time to spend with the right company to have a memorable evening.

"Oh, really?"

Sometimes the wisest response is to remain impassive and let the story unfold. Time tells the truth.