FORTUNE SIDES WITH HE WHO DARES






When there is no struggle there is no progress. Facing difficulties is inevitable. learning from them is optional. Whether you learn, is based on if you understand that difficulties present opportunities to learn and treat them accordingly.It is sometimes very difficult to see the opportunity in the midst of the pain, but  it is there.

William Penn words will encourage you, 'No pain, No palm, No Thorns, No Gall, No Cross, No Crown' It is nearly impossible to grow in any significant way when you don't take responsibility of yourself and your life. You can choose to live beyond the circumstances of your life and place of birth.

You must understand and live with the mentality that you were not just brought to this world as a result of two people sleeping together but you had to be here that was why they had to sleep together.You must find your place in life, because your place is the only place you can function like a computer and maximize your fortune without stress.

Fortune I say sides with only those who dares. The world is never out to celebrate your similarities with the rest of the world but what stands you out, your USP (Unique Selling Proposition). Fortune only sides and look for those who dare to be different, those who dare to be exceptional, those who dare not to be limited by their lives prevailing circumstances.

My Boss, Mr. Segun Oduola once said, 'People only appreciate efforts, but results gives rewards'. In essence, Efforts are appreciated but results are rewarded. Only those who dare to be different make conscious effort to get results. It is not just enough to put effort in getting something done, the world only celebrates you when you get it done.


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