YESTERDAY'S PROBLEM COULD BECOME TODAY'S SOLUTION


Today's solution could become tomorrow's problem. Life is dynamic, so is our problems and challenges. That's why 'tables turn'. Circumstances that are random are difficult to predict. WHY THEN DO WE LIVE A STEREOTYPE LIFE?
As the situations and circumstances keep changing so must we keep improving and changing our approach to the circumstances!!!!!
Life is  beautiful because of the dynamism of life. The 45th President of the United States of America will definitely be different in his leadership approach compare to his predecessor Barrack Obama.

We begin to enjoy life when we are open to changes that improves life. When we think out of the box. When we think impossible. When we break every barrier. When we innovate.
Remember life is dynamic. Keep improving, keep innovating, keep learning!!! We cannot know it all, moreso we cannot solve a problem with the same mind that creates it.
Expect the surprise! But be prepared for the impossible, the impact of the highly improbable, the event that dazzles our mind.
 In a quote by Elizabeth C. Mock
       "Life is dynamic and always changing. Sometimes, you’ve got to be able to adapt your instructions to those changes in order to complete your mission."

May every moment of our lives sparkles with joy, peace, fulfilment and happiness!!!

Shallom!!!

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