It’s all up to you now!

How far have you gone with your plans for this year?

How are you doing with self audit of your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats? Are you using your strengths to take advantage of opportunities, while you mitigate threats and work to overcome weaknesses?

Have you enrolled for that programme required to equip you better for this IT driven post COVID-19 work era?

Have you taken conscious steps to develop/improve yourself for that great future you desire?

Have you forgiven and made up with …?

Have you made progress in dropping that bad and injurious habit of yours?

Have you started to save for the raining day, and or to build up some investable funds?

Are you more consistent and sacrificial in feeding, clothing, educating, housing and caring for the needy?

Have you started to spend more time (quality time) with your family, loved ones or spouse?

Well, these are examples of good plans for those who may not even have had any plans.

Sadly, many of us use yesterday or even peharps our humble beginnings as a measure of success in life. We sometimes feel accomplished already because where we are today may be much better than where we were when we started. Hmmm, while that may be progress, you must remain constantly in motion, growing, learning new and doing new things. 

And if things have continued to be tough and perhaps appear  hopeless <<First Name>>, I have a message for you, “Who we were or are doesn’t have to define who we are going to be. We can CHOOSE better.”

 

   "Success in this world is about doing, learning from the outcome, and going on to do things even better until you get desired results.

You may have prayed, planned and perhaps even made some progress. That’s good, but you still need to get up and begin to do something about that desired state you seek. Opportunities are all over the place and they meet us while in the process of doing something. 

You are not here on earth by accident. Be bold in pursuit of your life's vision.

Take responsibility for your life and stop blaming your parents, leaders, Nigeria or society for all the ills around you. While they all could be contributing factors, it’s all up to you now.