Value what you have

It is easy to despise familiarity. We often assume far less of things done by ourselves or people close to us. But are easily enticed by the unfamiliar. That is what makes us vulnerable.

The other day, I attended a workshop on better living and the issue of forgiveness came up. Instantly my mind went back to this one teacher who always made me miserable. They punished me harsher
I have participated in several CSR projects and in some of cases have encountered persons who strongly disagree with the stated objectives. One recent case was in a project to construct computer labs in primary schools that cater to under privileged kids. The detractor’s argument was that, we should concentrate on providing for more pressing needs…
You may be unsuccessful and you don’t know it. That may be attributed to the fact that you think an accumulation of material things and people around you
Disappointment is the worst feeling in the world. It is even worse when you have your hopes up which is usually the case because hope is, after all, the last thing you lose.
I’m taking a break from serious today. I think I’ve been good this week, though I’ll admit I’m starting to feel a little worn out. I think I’m coming down from a high. I’ve talked on and on about how I’ve been on a literal roll for the last three weeks
There are times in life when you feel like nothing is changing or happening as it should. It almost feels like sleep paralysis where you are conscious but you cannot move nor talk: you feel like you are not in control and it is frightening.