BREAK THAT CHAIN with ARIYO GBEMISOLA

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BREAK THAT CHAIN .                                                   The belief of many  Nigerians is that, since our leaders passed              through torments and pains before they reached their goal, therefore it's expedient for the coming generation to partake in that suffering.                     

 No, its not until we go to prison like Nelson Mandela,or go to school barefooted like Jonathan before we can make it in life. To succeed is not by suffering, to move up to grace, you must not be in grass. To eat good food, you must not beg or eat food from an horrible source. Its time to think and decide on our future, our leaders, grown up ones are not ready to help us through, we must find solutions to our predicament.                        How can we do it if all possible means are going down the drain.                   There are many possible ways to go about it.               


First and foremost, Be Skillful- Don't wait until your parents receives their monthly payment before you pay your school fees, the situation of our country is quite alarming there is little hope for government workers find something to do, help your parents in paying your school fees. Use your hand to start something tangible, engage in entrepreneurship skills and you will be surprise  that your pocket will be full to the brim.    Finally, Believe in your dreams, every one on earth has a dream to achieve. Be kind to yourself, love yourself, that is only when you can be kind to others.           

  In conclusion, Do not  look at your leaders they are history, their past is strong and encouraging, but when we attach ourselves with ugly experience, we fall and crumble. Failures story  gives us experience on how to succeed, but when you set on the principles of failures, saying to your self, "My leaders failed and they suffered before they reached up to their goals, definitely before I can be great, I too must suffer". No, break that tie, free your self from the chains of failure.         Wake up and actualise your dreams, and you will make it without stress.           

Show LOVE to others and rise up like the morning STAR and shake the Nation with your fulfilled dreams.

©Ariyo Gbemisola
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Genesis said…
“No, its not until we go to prison like Nelson Mandela,or go to school barefooted like Jonathan before we can make it in life. To succeed is not by suffering, to move up to grace, you must not be in grass”
Well said!
1 March 2018 at 03:59

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