Stop Living In Yesterday
…and don’t run backwards
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Self Help, Mental Health, Dreams, Self Improvement, Self-Esteem
| Author: | olajide olafuyi | ISBN: | 1230000928045 |
| Publisher: | OLAJIDE OLAFUYI | Publication: | February 5, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | olajide olafuyi |
| ISBN: | 1230000928045 |
| Publisher: | OLAJIDE OLAFUYI |
| Publication: | February 5, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
'Nothing fails like failure. ' I heard that from humans But the saying did not endure When failure revealed his plans.
Failure was mustering an army and was equipping them with creative excuses so that they could keep doing his bidding. The recruitment by Failure was so SUCCESSful that more space is being added to the camp till this day.
Once in a while--on special days--people achieve their dreams, but our narrative begins and ends on normal days. However, in between those days, something collided with an excuse-driven, most cynical pessimist named Maxwell, and he learnt a thunderous lesson: Your attitude determines the weather of your day.
Maxwell had an extra talent which hid all his talents. So he thought that he would not see good in his lifetime--and he was correct.
On the day that his life was partially taken from him, he abandoned Indolence on doctor's orders and lost his fear and excuses to the fear of death. That same month, he found himself in the camp across the road from Failure's camp.
'Nothing fails like failure. ' I heard that from humans But the saying did not endure When failure revealed his plans.
Failure was mustering an army and was equipping them with creative excuses so that they could keep doing his bidding. The recruitment by Failure was so SUCCESSful that more space is being added to the camp till this day.
Once in a while--on special days--people achieve their dreams, but our narrative begins and ends on normal days. However, in between those days, something collided with an excuse-driven, most cynical pessimist named Maxwell, and he learnt a thunderous lesson: Your attitude determines the weather of your day.
Maxwell had an extra talent which hid all his talents. So he thought that he would not see good in his lifetime--and he was correct.
On the day that his life was partially taken from him, he abandoned Indolence on doctor's orders and lost his fear and excuses to the fear of death. That same month, he found himself in the camp across the road from Failure's camp.
