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The Factors of Life....Intro



Life is a parade of complexity which without efforts, seeded in time, cannot be demystified. Every mind begins in state of tabularasa, yet not all ends as such. This gives a clue that even if one decides not to achieve anything, one ends up only to achieve nothing. Whether you accept it or not, there are factors of life that affect your input and output in life. As we take on this journey to the exploration of the factors of life, the only way to be carried along is to have an unbiased mindset.


Most of the time you thrive in some things, yet in some others, you do not. All your efforts could be nothing if not well articulated and considered appropriate. The man who is given ten hours to cut down a tree must choose to decide the best ways to carry out the task. The possibilities are: he may dissipate all his energy in the function and become tired at the end; he may actualize the function in less than ten hours; more so, he may become a victim of circumstance, probably, on cutting the tree it falls on him and he dies. Whether he is alive or not, the story will be told of how the tree was cut down. These I have mentioned are anticipatory occurrences which are on the platform of possibility. 

For him to dissipate energy, preferably, means that he was using a blunt knife and for him to cut the tree in less than ten hoursmeans he, actually, leveraged the act by taking enough time out to sharpen his knife. Now so farhim to be a victim of circumstance may infer that he had never learnt the art of falling trees, so to speak. However, there are factors behind his success, failures, or predicament which were paid attention, fully. For you to succeed, you must pay attention to detail. The attention is on “the how to” and “how not to” in carrying out procedures. I write to let you know that the outcome of any event depends on the law of total compliance – which is not half obeyed, but usually in full. This is implied to let you know that with or without your consent there are factors affecting your life both positively and negatively. The implied factors could be failure, success, freedom, self – discovery, purpose, fear, even God.
You see the above mentioned factors have a place in your life, more or less.

No individual has sufficient experience, education, native ability, and knowledge to insure the accumulation of a great fortune, without the cooperation of other people.

Life without factors will amount to nothing.

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