The Plain Truth

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Over the time, it has been a great concern of different kinds of people, they keep questioning themselves a lot. All they want to know is " Why do I always turn out to be the black spot on a plain white sheet?" Putting it in a few lines, why don't I always fit in? ... And that always happens to be a serious blockage to any progress and any stand outs to contribute to their own selves and the society at large.

What might surprise you though, some of these people are people with great physical strength, people with elevated IQs and many more talents, but because of a few neglecting sessions offered by those that seem "superior" to them they tend to bury all they can do away and acknowledge the fact that, they're nothing other than simply failures.

Those who try to hang on to make sure at least they have somewhere to belong, they end up draining themselves too much and going an extra mile into things that would really have happened but since they see it as the only way to make it as part of the crew, they absolutely can't rethink about any made decisions.

I request you though, from the point of your reading this simple context, learn never to hustle too hard to fit in, if your energy ain't welcome play it cool and wait for those who will have use for it make you feel appreciated and a valued member of society.


Written by,

    Benjamin Busuulwa, (Mr.B)

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