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Even the most prominent researchers in the world started with a question

So many popular brands started by questioning their objectives and formulating ideas from such questions

So I asked my friend, "what makes freelance writing enjoyable, productive, and profitable?

She replied, "If you don't put yourself out there, nobody will come looking for you."

Immediately, I cringed so hard at the picture of my life and how I've been concealing the gift I ought to share

I am constantly learning and trying new things

I note every action, encounter, thought, and behavior

Our personalities shape our life, so we must make the best of it

Our goals envision the path we take to greatness

What we do with our very lives and the little actions we take contribute to who we become

And to figure out who we want to become, we need first to ask ourselves who we are

I am a creative and God's work in progress

Who are you?

A profound businessman wants a replacement for his old driver, who had just traveled south to bury his mom. He then puts out a job posting to the public. On seeing this vacancy, the first man came.

"Greetings, sir, please, I'm here to apply for the new job," the man said.

"Please sit," the businessman replied.

After a series of questions and interviews, there was an agreement, and Mr. Paul got the job.

Paul, however, has earned himself four years of experience but has failed to use the ingredients he has in preparing himself and serving his boss without distaste. His boss was the chubby and huge type, so he preferred a slow and comfortable ride.

Having worked in several large sectors across the United States, the businessman expected the driver to put the car in his care, as it was his responsibility to ensure proper car maintenance.

One Monday morning, the car got damaged from overheating and was taken to a nearby mechanic. Mr. James, however, has spent just three years repairing vehicles but has done everything in his power to perfect his craft. He and Paul did something quite similar with their lives. The only thing the former did differently was acquire all the information he can about the rich man's taste when it comes to roadsters.

James was sure he got all the information and instructions he needed to get the job done. Paul, on the other hand, earned the trust of his boss but failed to find a suitable serving technique.

Not long into the discussion, the businessman asked the mechanic how much he was making from vehicle repairs. He then made a better offer to this young man — to maintain his car alongside six other roadsters and a transport truck.

In excitement, the mechanic shouted, "Yes, sir!"

Paul enjoyed every bit of his conversation thereon and made up his mind to be a good listener. But he lost that particular job.

LESSON LEARNT - Talents and skills are much helpful. EXPERIENCE, HOWEVER, HELPS BEST.

Deepmind
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A profound businessman wants a replacement for his old driver, who had just traveled south to bury his mom. He then puts out a job posting to the public. On seeing this vacancy, the first man came.

"Greetings, sir, please, I'm here to apply for the new job," the man said.

"Please sit," the businessman replied.

After a series of questions and interviews, there was an agreement, and Mr. Paul got the job.

Paul, however, has earned himself four years of experience but has failed to use the ingredients he has in preparing himself and serving his boss without distaste. His boss was the chubby and huge type, so he preferred a slow and comfortable ride.

Having worked in several large sectors across the United States, the businessman expected the driver to put the car in his care, as it was his responsibility to ensure proper car maintenance.

One Monday morning, the car got damaged from overheating and was taken to a nearby mechanic. Mr. James, however, has spent just three years repairing vehicles but has done everything in his power to perfect his craft. He and Paul did something quite similar with their lives. The only thing the former did differently was acquire all the information he can about the rich man's taste when it comes to roadsters.

James was sure he got all the information and instructions he needed to get the job done. Paul, on the other hand, earned the trust of his boss but failed to find a suitable serving technique.

Not long into the discussion, the businessman asked the mechanic how much he was making from vehicle repairs. He then made a better offer to this young man — to maintain his car alongside six other roadsters and a transport truck.

In excitement, the mechanic shouted, "Yes, sir!"

Paul enjoyed every bit of his conversation thereon and made up his mind to be a good listener. But he lost that particular job.

LESSON LEARNT - Talents and skills are much helpful. EXPERIENCE, HOWEVER, HELPS BEST.

Deepmind
📝