MAKING HEADWAYS IN BUSINESS AND LIFE

Success is not a magical manifestation, but a reward for hard work—which is a criteria for meaningful progressive attainment in life’s pursuits. Just like perfection, which is not attainable on a one-day basis or forthwith, but relentless effort matched with sustainable development that would stand for a life time.

Life is a business; it’s only those who are adventurously willing to take risks that are positively geared towards successful prospects that stand the chance of surviving the heat and turbulence of the drama-called-success. The truth about “who we are” is all about what we do, hence profit in business or success in life is not about where we come from, our names, tribe, sex, race or status; rather, it’s what we are able to make out of it (life) is what defines or justifies our hard work and resilience in the pursuit of winnings in this hardship-entangled world. It’s noteworthy that, being religious or irreligious, educated or illiterate, male or female, adult or adolescents, black or white has got nothing to do with our success, failure, wealth or poverty. It’s our mindset or psychology that sets our pace—such that, it’s what we have got that we can give out or let go. Invariably, you are who you are and what you can perceive of yourself about life.

Being poor has got nothing to do with our families, religious or educational background, but how prepared and ready to wage war against ‘the monster called poverty’. More so, the difference between a rich man and a poor man is not their tribes or race, but rests in their levels of understanding to the mastery of success. Indeed, it’s undermined today, that the reasons why so many number of people are still poor in Africa and Asia (today) despite its boundless wealth resources ranging from human to material etc., is not ancestral curse or hereditary, but lack of proper planning, lack of creativity, fear of risks etc which of course had added to the number of hungry mouths yet to be fed; in the end, it’s worsening the hopes of bridging the gap between the rich and the myriad poor.