MAKE THE END MEMORABLE

57      MAKE THE END MEMORABLE

It’s better for the end of a thing than its genesis – Proverbs

It’s the end of every action that determines who gets the glory, the money, the pride, the pedigree etc. No matter the smallness of the beginning, you must depend on the strength of your skill; so you could make a great end out of the humble beginning.

You must have a stake in whatever that transpires, either big or small; your decision must be geared towards revamping the corridors of your victory to the end. You must have eagle-vision to complement the beautiful-successful ending that comes with a humble beginning. You must polish your vision to suite your dreams; because the bible book of Proverbs. 29:18 “Where there’s no vision, the people perish”; so your vision must be vividly defined.

More so, the stakes at the end must be assured of proceeds, hopes of breakthroughs; because according to Frank Harris “A man without ambition is like a woman without beauty”. You must keep the goals constantly in mind; by picturing the outcomes of future aspirations – such as how to get started, keep going etc. And in all, never let others (competitors etc) steal the glory or the crown it took you years to build.

Moreover, don’t see obstacles as dead ends, neither must you dread them as terrors of the nights; rather fight them with all forms of seriousness and in all you have to win the battle. Indeed, Archimedes foresaw his obstacles as the threats advanced closer, he fought them with high hopes of victory; having persevered the tribulations from the government of then (the people etc), yet overcame the predicaments (from tortures to slanderous abuser during the court judgments); simply because, he was seeing from his innermost mind that; the darkest hour is nearest the dawn; hence, he was perceiving the sweetness of the end beforehand; the bountifulness of the harvest would be unimaginable and at last, he took the pride by winning the crown.

The beginning might be small, do not worry, it’s the end that tells the story; either sweet or sour, so, let your end ring a bell, let it sing a melodious-but-glorious song.