http://www.eolutosin.com/everybody-has-24-hours-in-a-day/ Helping Other People Excel Mon, 17 Oct 2011 13:22:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= http://www.eolutosin.com/everybody-has-24-hours-in-a-day/comment-page-1/#comment-37951 Oluwatoyin Wed, 04 Apr 2007 09:35:17 +0000 http://www.yemma.com.ng/2006/10/27/everybody-has-24-hours-in-a-day/#comment-37951 Time as you said is the only talent evenly distributed to all man, but it is the way and manner in which it is spent that makes a difference to individual destinies. May we find the internal strenght to pursue our hearts' desires Time as you said is the only talent evenly distributed to all man, but it is the way and manner in which it is spent that makes a difference to individual destinies.
May we find the internal strenght to pursue our hearts’ desires

]]> http://www.eolutosin.com/everybody-has-24-hours-in-a-day/comment-page-1/#comment-25909 Deoluakinyemi » Daily Motivation and Development for People and Organizations - ASE » Blog Archive » Second Step to Abundance Wed, 22 Nov 2006 08:06:00 +0000 http://www.yemma.com.ng/2006/10/27/everybody-has-24-hours-in-a-day/#comment-25909 [...] Fear! The number one deterent to laying down our seed is fear. I remember the story of an old farmer. A young executive was travelling near a village when he had a flat tire, he got help from some of the young boys nearby and rather than stay with them, he decided to stroll over to a farmer nearby. The farmer was old, and relaxing in his cane chair. He took a sit beside him and in an attempt to make a conversation, asked the man a question, ” How is the corn doing this year?” he asked. The old man muttered that he didn’t plant any corn this year, he was afraid the rain will wash away the seeds. The man asked how about the beans, the old man replied that he was afraid that there would be drought. How about casava the young man asked, hoping this time to get a good answer, again the old man had been afraid that the weather would not favour casava. “What did you plant?”, the young man asked almost shouting. “Nothing” replied the old man, “I was playing it safe”. Not taking any risk is worse than taking uncalculated risks. Until your seed hits the ground, it remains alone. Move confidently against your fear inspite of your fear. As you face it, it will fade, F.E.A.R is really False Evidence Appearing Real. Procrastination! The thief of time. Another reason our seed never hits the ground is because tomorrow seems like the best day. We are not ready, something else needs to happen, I’ll do it later, e.t.c. I’m not sermonizing you, it’s the encouragement I have given myself lately. I finished my second book two years ago. Everybody that has read it have told me it’s a masterpiece. I’ve read it almost 10 times, and even I love to read it. It’s a career guide, a wonderful seed. For the past 2yrs it has abided alone, it has been one of those good seeds sitting in a glass frame. What are you procrastinating. Your idea, money, opportunity, skill and talent will not only abide alone, it might be taken from you. Don’t push to later what you must do today, develop a sense of urgency. Your future is Now! Wisdom! Your seed will not grow anywhere, your earth may not be the ground, it may be people. There is an appropriate earth for your seed, wisdom is knowing what you don’t know, and being able to enquire. The labor of fools wearies every one of them; for he doesn’t know how to go to the city. -Attributed to a wise king (Ecc 10:15) [...] [...] Fear! The number one deterent to laying down our seed is fear. I remember the story of an old farmer. A young executive was travelling near a village when he had a flat tire, he got help from some of the young boys nearby and rather than stay with them, he decided to stroll over to a farmer nearby. The farmer was old, and relaxing in his cane chair. He took a sit beside him and in an attempt to make a conversation, asked the man a question, ” How is the corn doing this year?” he asked. The old man muttered that he didn’t plant any corn this year, he was afraid the rain will wash away the seeds. The man asked how about the beans, the old man replied that he was afraid that there would be drought. How about casava the young man asked, hoping this time to get a good answer, again the old man had been afraid that the weather would not favour casava. “What did you plant?”, the young man asked almost shouting. “Nothing” replied the old man, “I was playing it safe”. Not taking any risk is worse than taking uncalculated risks. Until your seed hits the ground, it remains alone. Move confidently against your fear inspite of your fear. As you face it, it will fade, F.E.A.R is really False Evidence Appearing Real. Procrastination! The thief of time. Another reason our seed never hits the ground is because tomorrow seems like the best day. We are not ready, something else needs to happen, I’ll do it later, e.t.c. I’m not sermonizing you, it’s the encouragement I have given myself lately. I finished my second book two years ago. Everybody that has read it have told me it’s a masterpiece. I’ve read it almost 10 times, and even I love to read it. It’s a career guide, a wonderful seed. For the past 2yrs it has abided alone, it has been one of those good seeds sitting in a glass frame. What are you procrastinating. Your idea, money, opportunity, skill and talent will not only abide alone, it might be taken from you. Don’t push to later what you must do today, develop a sense of urgency. Your future is Now! Wisdom! Your seed will not grow anywhere, your earth may not be the ground, it may be people. There is an appropriate earth for your seed, wisdom is knowing what you don’t know, and being able to enquire. The labor of fools wearies every one of them; for he doesn’t know how to go to the city. -Attributed to a wise king (Ecc 10:15) [...]

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