Good evening great people of hiveGhana, how is everyone doing?hope you all are enjoying your weekend. Am patience by name, this is my first time post here, am glad to be among this great team.
Today am here to share my little experience with you
Some days ago I had to attend a brief meeting in church and since I'm not so fascinated by hand bags I had to go out with just a small purse. While returning from the meeting I bought a sachet of water by the road side to quench my thirst. After drinking the water I folded the empty sachet of water in my hand. Alongside the empty sachet of water were other things I had bought and my balance (Change) from the things I just bought.
I took a bike back home and while on the bike I felt I had too much in my hand and just then I remembered that i still had the empty sachet of water I had drank some moments ago, so gently I released my tight fist to carefully let the empty sachet of water slip off, forgetting that I had something else clutched in my hand.
On arriving home I realized that instead of the empty sachet of water that I had let my balance slipped away from my hand. I was pained for the loss of money but some thoughts creeped into my mind and I just smiled while I savoured in the moment of reflection.
Here's what I thought to myself; in life we hold on too long or take up too many things in our hands , and when we finally decide to let go some things we let go of the important ones without knowing.
So when you decide to hold on to things ask yourselves some questions; how important are these things I'm holding on to?, how long do I intend to hold onto them?... And when we decide to let go let's be sure we are not letting go of our "balance"only to create room for "an empty sachet of water" in our hand. Imagine how hurtful that could be knowing that the "balance" was your transport to the next destination..... Don't hold on to that empty sachet of water so that you don't let your balance slip away
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