Time to Pause, Review

In pursuit of achieving perfection, we have been running the rat race but the irony is that its the race which is running us down. Check out the article below which explains this further:

http://www.mensxp.com/special-features/today/30761-why-we-are-not-happy-despite-our-well-paying-jobs-and-happening-social-lives.html

Fortune Favours the Brave

Recently came across this inspiring article on Youstory. Hats off to Srikanth. Really Hope India has many more like you.

In case you are reading this please click the link below and read the article.

http://yourstory.com/2015/12/srikanth-bolla-bollant-industries/

Your Time Shall Come..

Kenya is two hours ahead of Nigeria, but it does not mean that Nigeria is slow, and it does not mean that Kenya is faster than Nigeria. Both countries are working based on their own "Time Zone."

Someone got married as a virgin and 'waited' ten years before having a child, yet there is another who had had series of abortions before marriage, yet had a baby within one year after marriage.

Someone graduated at the age of 22, yet waited 5 years before securing a job; and there is another who graduated at the age of 27 and secured employment just after national service.

Someone became CEO at the age of 25 and died at the age of 50 while another became a CEO at the age of 50 and lived to 90 years.

Everyone worked based on their 'Time Zone'..

Some people have everything that work fast for them. Work in your “time zone”.

Colleagues, friends, associates, younger one(s) might "seem" to go ahead of you. Don't envy them, it's their 'Time Zone.'. Yours is coming soon. Hold on, be strong, and stay true to yourself. All things shall work together for your good. You’re not late… you’re on time!

Revenge

Revenge can be bitter sweet,but if you sit back and watch, KARMA can be pure entertainment

A Short Story

Solomon the powerful and wealthy king chooses to test his most loyal and trusted minister, Benaiah Ben Yehoyada, by asking of him an impossible task.

The king asks Benaiah to find for him a ring, knowing full well that the ring does not exist, which has magic powers. “If a happy man looks at it, he becomes sad, and if a sad man looks at it, he becomes happy,” he tells him. He expresses his desire to wear the ring for Sukkot, which is six months away.

After months of searching, Benaiah finds himself, the night before Sukkot, walking through the poorest neighborhood of Jerusalem. He happens upon a jeweler, who, when asked if he’s heard of such a ring, produces from his pocket a plain gold ring, to which he adds an engravement. Benaiah returns just in time on the eve of Sukkot to give the king the ring he has requested. When the king looks at the engraving, he reads four words:  “This too shall pass” . At that moment, Solomon realizes that his wisdom, tremendous wealth, and power are fleeting things, for one day he will be nothing but dust.”