“These days, I see some things and just ‘waka pas’. We cannot all have common interests. You like what you do; I like what I do. Life may seem like a competition, much like a struggle for survival, but on a closer look, all you need is just something unique, something outstanding.
Identify something special about you, and you may not need to bother about life being a competition any more. Just like adaptive features, your uniqueness makes you less cognizant of the struggle, less affected by it. Stand out, and the world will pause to observe you. You have to be an individual; it’s no use running with the herd.
It’s a beautiful Monday morning here, another opportunity to start afresh. Go and make that impact! The world is patient. It always waits for those who have something to offer.”
— Omoya
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True talk
Real talk.
Thanks Omoya, for a timely reminder.
My pleasure, Julianah. I hope it stirs a little thing in us.