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Life purpose : What is in your hands

March 23,2020
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As a mediocre and naive young lady, the only way I communicated my wants were in writing.

I’d write a letter to my uncle asking for any little thing.

If you can’t read then it will be difficult for me to pass my message across.

I read a lot of novels and always writes down new words and never fails to look them up in a dictionary.

I will always go to anywhere with a writing materia because I get inspiration at anytime maybe bus conversations, scenes from a bus stop or just mere pictures.

At a point I realised that writing has being a gift, harnessing on its own over the years.

Why am I boring you with all these gist?

The things we have in our hand are the things we actually need…

For the fact that it comes with ease, we ought to look at it critically.

That small drop can make a lot of difference.

Look closely at the things around you and you will discover they are the basic things you need.

Be observant, the fact that it keeps popping up is a pointer you shouldn’t neglect.

As a parent or guardian, watch your wards closely to know the pattern that keeps repeating itself, that maybe what he needs to succeed in life.

Those trait his exhibiting is a way the maker wants you to direct him or her to their intended destination. Don’t neglect them.

It’s too common..

You may feel it’s just common and everyone does it but then , because you are meant to do something about it, it will be repetitive and the hunger will always be there.

Do not neglect that hunger, feed it and watch it flourish.

What’s in your hand is actually what you need, look for a way to harness it properly so the world will benefit from your light which will spark up the lights of others.

Become the salt of the world by using what’s in your hand.

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