Of My African Mindset

It's said opportunity knocks once on every man's door. Could be right...well, it depends on perspective I guess. The other day I read a quote that was kind of anonymous, went like this, "Follow your dream or someone else will pay you to follow theirs". The above video sort of explains why it's important to break free from a place of comfort. Everybody likes to start and build something(own business especially, we all do) but no one is ready to maintain. Take the risks and to stick with the tides. Easier said, ha? But not really. Its always comfortable just staying at a place of convenience. Not letting go. Not wanting to go and discover the risks that life has to offer.Being comffy and living a life of timings. Fulfilling the laws of nature. Where the river goes. Going with the flow. It's about that time. Check the video..you might learn a thing or two Cheers

"It is in your power, your will; apply that burning desire to break the shield. Don’t be afraid of the unknown, spread your wings and fly to where you’d never think you could fly to. That is when you’ll realize your true potential. Don’t give up – free your mind – free your soul. Be positive." The first thing that strikes you when you land to this place is the well polished houses. Everything kept neat in a corner. Everything labeled and organised so that there's no mistaking where you are going or where you wanna go. You really don't have to ask anyone in this little town. There are rules to be followed. Rules on the walls, unwritten rules in bold. The dress code is different too. Everyone is dressed according to their own titles. The doctors, the gardeners, the laundry people, there's no mistaking who they are. What their role is. They have been engraved on their foreheads. Rules Rules. No overthinking. All's done for you. So the Niggers work. Work