I
recently watched two ants on the lid of my pot. They walked up from
God-knows-where when they noticed the change in temperature. So, the hotter the
pot became, the more restless they became. They walked from one end to the
other as fast as their tiny legs permitted.
After
some time, one "jumped" off what seems more like a cliff and guess
what? It landed on the table bearing the cooker! It immediately took to its
heel as though it is chased by a faster predator.
Seriously,
when I saw it slide off the lid, I pitied the poor creature as I thought it's
heading straight for the cooker (which is expected to be much hotter than the
pot lid). But as God'll have it, it never happened as I rationally thought it
would...
We
all came into the world without being asked. That is, no one chose to be born.
No one chose to be born black or white. No one chose to be born by rich or poor
parents. No one chose to be born in a particular location. No one chose to be
born on a particular date and time. You just grew up to know that you were born
some few years back. That enough is a lesson for us all. How do I mean?
From
the facts above, you will agree with me that life is a 'risksphere'. Wait,
don't reach for your dictionary yet, you won't find that word there. Let me
explain it. Can you remember biosphere, lithosphere and hydrosphere? Aha!
Risksphere is simply a territory of uncertain possibilities. Where you just
must plunge into, without a compass or fore-knowledge. But you are expected to
arrive the land of fulfillment successfully.
You
didn't even bother to ask "what happened to the second ant?". I'll
tell you anyway. It eventually got roasted and got blown off the pot lid
afterwards. Hmm, they both got off the death zone but only one made it alive.
And that was the one that took a giant leap into a seeming uncertainty...
To
stay alive, you may have to #JumpOffTheCliff. To effect a change or make a
reasonable impart, you'll have to #JumpOffTheCliff. Complacency makes you feel
safe but it is a symptom of insecurity. Try new things. Think outside the box.
Never limit yourself to what you think you can do. There are a million and one
undiscovered potentials in you!
Do
have a fallow-ground breaking week ahead!
iKOHCares
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