With a purpose in your mind, you are living; without
a purpose you just exist. Its takes aspirations to aid you to ensure that your
purposes are detained in the chambers of your consciousness and worked out into
realities. It also takes dreams to make you to be known for what you were sent
for. It is difficult to write a biography about those who don’t dream because
you don’t actually know why they were brought forth, what they pursue and the
differences between the two. Take this advice from Henry David Thoreau who
cautioned; “do not lose hold of your dreams or aspirations. For if you do, you
may still exist, but you fail to live”
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God up and solve problems below you
Go up and solve problems below you. It’s an undeniable fact that “darkness
cannot drive out darkness. It’s only light that will do that”- (Martin Luther
King). Albert Einstein confirmed this by adding that “you can never solve a
problem on the level on which it was created”. You need not to remain in the
state of ignorance, thinking you can solve your mistakes there. To solve
problems of illiteracy you have to rise up to a level of enlightenment to have
it done. Don’t despise counseling; it makes you move up the level of lack of information
so that petty problems will not appear difficult for you.
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Stop thinking and act now
Stop thinking and act now. There is time to think and there is time to
act about what you think of. Thinking prepares you for action, but action is
perfect with planning. Do not spend all the time planning your thoughts. Napoleon
Bonaparte advised; “take time to deliberate; but when the time for action
arrives, stop thinking and go in”. This is a true talk. In the life of every
footballer, there comes a time that he got to stop training and express the
talents he trained on. People who can act are those who can identify the fact
that there time to learn and a time to put what you learn into practice.
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Excellence is a habit
Excellence is a habit. A Greek philosopher and a physician, Aristotle
once said, “we are what we repeatedly do”. He went on to describe excellence
and for that matter success as a habit, not an act. It’s obvious what we do
often becomes part of our character easily. And what our character tells of us
is the living biography we carry. Just like bad habits, good once are also
internalized by daily repetition. A failure comes from a step wrongly taken, so
success comes from a step wisely made. Excellence comes from continues
expression and application of the wisdom that leads to success. It therefore
means excellence is obtained in episodes.
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