Connecting the Dots

People use certain ways of expressing thoughts and feelings to let go frustrations and anxieties, on my phase; literature is the pathway for contents flow from our inner dimensions to the outside world. As every minute passes, the world gets older and so do people, in respect to our dynamic character, we undergo changes in every aspect, despite the fact every individual is out there looking for perfection, at some point efforts seems to go in vain and we begin to question ourselves; why fail despite the endeavors? Why lose that important person? Why miss out that opportunity? And the questions keeps coming

Life doesn’t always go the way you hope it will, sometimes the timing is not just right, even if you don’t believe in destiny you believe in second chances, you just have to be ready for it when it comes. When frustration hits us due to treat from a situation, random thoughts flock our mind which stays within a limited time in a period of consciousness, words spoken by the thoughts are like the pieces of a puzzle to the bigger picture of the problem. If you take the liberty of creating a journal out of your random thoughts by putting them in a record, one day you would connect the dots and truly unveil your true identity whereby discover who is willing to stand by you in your darkest hour and sometimes it shows you what is there all along that you just couldn’t see

Sometimes I hold the grief and pretend my problems do not exist, taking days off avoid paranoia whereby helps sort things out easily. A bit of good thing that comes with headship is; it makes you appreciate good times. Because life always has a way of turning things upside-down when you least expect it, it tests our resolve, makes us question everything we take for granted, but sometimes that’s a good thing, it’s the only way to move forward to usher in a new adventure and yet it can come at a cost but that cost is a reminder of what is truly valuable, what is worth fighting for

“We often skip responsibilities to feed our addictions and seem particularly detached to the notion of consequences for our actions”. We all started with a simple goal, somewhere along the way, we get lost about what we hope to accomplished, then we drown ourselves and care for anything no more but here is the thing; there are moments in life where your believes are challenged where you find your true calling, it might not be exactly what you set up to do but is the way you respond that matters.