CATALYST OF THE WEEK

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It's ok to start small, as long as you don't stop growing.

My generation is a funny one, I don't know if yours can relate with it. My generation believes in making it quick and they wouldn't mind cutting every process short either in righteousness or unrighteousness as long as it makes them get to where they envisaged faster.

Coming to think about it, you will agree with me that it is not abnormal to suddenly breakforth and breakthrough, particularly because we may not have known what or which processes have been going on in the past. But we must generally recognize that life is a process. Hence the need to grow and follow process.

Appreciate greatness but give growth it's due course. Rome we often say was not built in a day. Don't be ashamed to start small especially when that is your only option. Process is a language that only becomes clearer with time. It may seem like jagon initially but it will eventually make sense.

So, please pick something from all the fables I have written for the week and take that step you need to now.

Happy New Week 🎉

©J.O Akubo

#IDEALYOUTH2020

Keep staying Safe!!!

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