Have you
heard of people who are rehearsing for failure? Because from their rehearsals
we can tell that they may likely fail. That’s the way the routines of some
people are. The things that they do clearly shows that they are heading for disaster
o’ clock.
Another category
of people who are undoubtedly going to be failing in no time except they do
something about it are unchallenged
people. You see, the world is full of unmotivated people; people who are
fine with every status quo. Such people don’t believe in “no condition is
permanent.” The worst set of people to be around definitely are those who care
about nothing at all. Unchallenged people are onlookers. They are looking at
everything; they don’t respond, they don’t participate, they don’t even react,
they are just looking - Passive mediocres! They are people who should never be
hung around.
Unchallenged
people lack quality passion that produces unprecedented results. They are
people who have resigned to fate, they have submitted to unholy destiny
believing they are not just the fortunate kind of people. Haven’t you met
people who rather than take responsibility for being unchallenged, they quickly
zero in and say that ‘they do not have a destiny and they were fitted for that
purpose.’ They blame everything on destiny. They just agree that they were not
fortunate and as such the benefits of life were not meant for people like them.
Unchallenged
people settle for average, they like what they presently have and enjoy but
they do not aspire for better opportunities. They don’t believe that there is
anything like a maximum life, or a progressive report, or that there is always
a challenge and there is somebody who can trigger something in us so that we
can do more. Haven’t you come across people who great stories do not interest? Check
yourself, if you are beginning to notice that you really do not bother about
your life and the direction it is moving, then it is a source of worry. When your
friends come with a success story and you are not asking questions about how
you can intelligently know the process and respond by doing the things that
they did, but all you are asking for is a celebration (washing of a new car and
drinking beer at their house warming party!)
Hello there, I am
not saying that you should be envious or that you shouldn’t celebrate people’s
success. I’m saying if that is all you do and you are not in any way inspired
to want to do more, then you are an unchallenged person. You were born to be
celebrated also.
If you are
going to ever taste greatness and if you are ever going to find your name on
the hall of fame of great people, then you must learn to be challenged. When you
are challenged your perspectives about things will change. Rather than focus on
stupid things, you will ask the right questions. Challenge makes people buckle
up and innovate. If everybody were to be unchallenged, then the world would
probably be a millennium behind today. Life evolves because people are
challenged; there is the hunger to surpass innovations and inventions. The economy
rocks and rolls because there is a challenge going on there. In fact, one of the
roles of government anywhere is to encourage healthy challenge and competition
and discourage monopoly. So what makes life revolve and continue to make sense
and become better is the fact that people choose to be challenged!
If you do
something, we will do better. Not necessarily because we are dangerous rivals
but because variety is the spice of life so we must learn the language of
challenge. If you have anyone around your life who is not challenged, then they
are rehearsing for disaster o’ clock because a time will come when the fruits
of all their rehearsals will come upon them!
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Yours Sincerely
Paul Amusa
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Yours Sincerely
Paul Amusa