RIGHT PERSPECTIVE

Let me tell you how to think about life that guarantees your freedom from the mediocre mindset of others. People will constantly limit their understanding of you to the limit of their exposure. So, they try to box you in their own limited knowledge.

No body will ever put you down without your permission. Anyone wants to kill your potential, they just need your acceptance to actualize it when they inform you, you can't do some things.

Hey, destiny is not emotional....

You can start a journey with someone, but your destinations will differ as you both begun to discover and unlock your purpose in life.

A perfect example is the conventional school of learning where we all attend same classes with our colleagues but it turns out today that we have different ventures with different incomes per individual. So, I don't have to pattern my life with tours because I like you. That's too cheesy.

Everyone is trying to take a shot and hit the mark.

Y.O.L.O. = You only live once, Live best please.

You don't owe anyone your potentials but maximize it and use it for the people who appreciate your worth and celebrate your ingenuity.

I love criticisms and I believe it's a lot of good if seen from the right perspective.

What is the right perspective?

By seeing criticism from the constructive reasoning even if whoever criticized you meant it to destroy you.

Remember: No one kills the giant on your inside without your permission.

What you permit is what you admit.

You can't see yourself as an eagle and keep walking with chickens. It is high time to think right. It is the set time to think best of you and run with your vision from an achiever's lenses.

Think about you as the best in that field and watch you emerge as your perception of you.

David could kill Goliath by looking inwards and seeing himself the way others couldn't. He knew he had it inside, and he could do the impossible.

Never, I mean never ever be a people pleaser. They won't go the extra mile for you, so know when to call your shots.

My final question to you, how do you see yourself now?