DELAY IS MORE DANGEROUS THAN POISON

When our actions are not properly scrutinized, they tend to get us bound by the chains of failure that breeds poverty. Besides, there are challenges in the course of trying to take an action; one of them is your heart, which poses as an enemy of breakthrough. According to John Kennedy, “There are risks and cost to the program of action, but there are far less than the long-range risk and cost of comfortable inaction”. We must see all arts to the best of our abilities knowing it is not enough rather; we must put our hand on deck to see the action being implemented.    

           Delay is more deadly than danger, for if we boast more of what we would have done yet couldn’t do anything to savage the hardship or better the outcomes, we are traitors to success. Moreover, “well done is far better than well said” Benjamin Franklin. More so, our actions should be geared towards solving someof the numerous problems in the world. The way out of the most devastating challenges of the human race today is basically not having knowledge or lack of strength; rather it’s based on loss of direction and purposefulness. Kahlil Gibran said; “A little knowledge that acts is worth infinitely more than much knowledge that’s idle”.