Change isn’t Weak

 

Once upon a time I hated Change; it made me feel so vulnerable. Not knowing what’s going to happen next after making a new decision really causes uneasiness.

I remember a friend of mine making jest of me in high school ‘cause I said I detested coco pops, when I haven’t even tasted it. I thought I was Miss Loyal to cornflakes, but I later discovered I feared I won’t like it the way others did, so I decided not to even give it a try.

Well I’ve tasted it now and as I predicted I didn’t like it. :)

Back then I was sort of hmm… “omo-get-inside”, but the truth was it was very comfortable to follow a pattern as at then, but thanks to the College of Medicine, University of Lagos, soon to be my alma mater by April 2016, I’ve gotten a little feel of the outside world but it still gives me chills as many thoughts run on my mind.

I’ve being reading a book for the past one month, then I thought to myself  why haven’t I finished this book in order to move to another, oh my I lack discipline. This also applies to my blog, because its being a while I posted anything. I’m counting on myself to be devoted this time around.

So the same goes to you, what have you being slacking in, take this as a wakeup call, be disciplined. To impart in your environment you have to develop yourself.

Oh! I’ve diverted, my story isn’t correlating. Okay let’s get on track. Do you remember Abraham Lincoln; if he had being afraid of change, the horror of slavery would have continued in America. As a black do you think living in South-Africa would be fun if Nelson Mandela feared change? Would you have loved still reading by candlelight after sundown if Thomas Edison feared change?

Once upon a time I hated change, but here I am today, I seek it every day and every time, because without change there is no growth and anything that is not growing is dying. Change is a fact of life we do not need to fear it, we can handle it because God never changes (because He is always the same we can trust him through any changing situations).

Season Greetings…