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Welcome to my blog and another wonderful edition of the Hive Learners' featured post. Some were born with a silver spoon, with no need to work or stress so much as their family's wealth was already there; they live an exotic life and enjoy it, while some were born without any. Well, I am one of those who were born into a family where it wasn't all that easy, but God has been faithful.
Sometimes I wish I was born with a silver spoon, where I am not mandated to work my ass out for a better tomorrow. I was made to understand that not every rich individual you see today was born with a silver spoon. This simply means that anyone can work until their dreams are achieved and they live the life they have always dreamed of.
No doubt, going down memory lane, a lot has happened, things have changed, and my family's financial status has upgraded a little, but that's not enough. We just have to keep pushing until we get there—until we get the life we dream of. I was made to believe that whatever happens tomorrow is a result of what you did today, and for you to get where you want to be, you must make sacrifices.
You cannot dream so big and be relaxed without working; you cannot have the tomorrow you dream of unless you put in the work and God helps you; your effort and struggle will not pay off. That's the only way to get where you want to be. The efforts, moves, and sacrifices you make today determine where you will be tomorrow.
To be frank, no one knows what tomorrow holds, and there's no one out there that is not dreaming big. You cannot dream big and relax by doing nothing. You ought to make sacrifices, and I am busy making mine, working myself out every day just to see that my dreams become a reality.
Owning a house, working for a good company with good pay, having multiple streams of income in order to attain financial stability, starting my own family, having a partner that's always there to support you and stick by you through the highs and lows, and being the best parent to my kids Looking at where I am currently, all I can say is that I am trying my best, even though sometimes I feel like my best is not enough.
With how much hard work I put in daily and my belief in God Almighty, who makes everything possible, I see myself attaining the level I have always dreamed of. If God permits as well, I wouldn't want to live all my life in Nigeria; I have plans of visiting countries outside Nigeria and maybe even basing there and only visiting Nigeria once in a while.
If my future goes as planned, then I'd be grateful to God, but if, on the contrary, God has a better plan for me, who am I to question him? I know his thoughts for me are of good and not evil, therefore, it's surely going to be something good and even better than the plan I had for myself.
Thanks for reading my post.
