Life in Scope

It is perfectly normal that at a point in life, we feel pressured to take some hasty decisions that we've not planned to especially when it appears as though we are lagging in life. But as these pressures mount, pause to ask yourself this thoughtful question;  What matters most in life? The pace or the value. Certainly it can't be  the pace. And so as much as it is beautiful to do it quickly,  i humbly  wish that you will take your time and do it expertly and congruously that it may stand the test of time. For in the end,  it is in value that real beauty lies. When you take a critical and close look at today's life, it is an inevitable fact that a better tomorrow is never guaranteed. Whether or not we will succeed  cannot be determined or controlled. In contrast, there is one thing, we can fully control at every moment and that is how we choose to face tomorrow. We can keep giving  shots and wait in anticipation that one of these days a shot will hit a target or wait idly, give up and wait for a miracle. But as a gentle reminder and counsel, giving up is certainly not an option we should explore because whether or not we give up will  not necessarily stop the storms from blowing or change  life's course. And so, even if we are bound to fail, let's remember that it is more honourable to fail while trying. Good evening  . How has life been?

[03/08, 20:38] SHADRACK 100: The scope of life can be as broad as a ship in the midst of the high seas and this overwhelming scope may compel us to take unguided and unwise steps with the hope that every direction we take will lead to a destination. But we are never to forget this, that,  as broad as the ocean is, not every navigation necessarily leads to a destination. It is not out of the ordinary for a ship to sail endlessly and hopelessly on the high seas. As much as possible try not to be that stranded ship. Though the scope of life may be hugely broad, try to narrow yours by focusing on a particular destination. That way you will learn to use available resources cleverly. Shadrach, Ghana.