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Tue, 21 May 2019 Feature Article

Respect Your Job But Build Your Dream

Respect Your Job But Build Your Dream

A wise man once said, “Sow your seeds in the morning, but in the evening, don’t let your hands be idle”.

One will ask, why?
This is because you don’t know which one will prosper. Whether the morning seed or the evening seed, or both. It means in the morning go for your job, but in the evening, build your own dreams.

You mustunderstand that your future is after 5pm in the evening. If you are working for someone, you go for work from 8am to 5pm.

But have you taught about working for youself? Imagine you were fired from your job, and that is all you have. That means you only had the morning seed which is your job.

But where is the evening seed?
Be a different person, build your dreams. Your down-time should be your up-town. Read books and study for your unborn generation.Build your dream.

Whiles others are sleeping, build your future. In the end, you will make it. Make sure what others are dreaming of in their sleep, you are awake working toward achieving it.

Your dream can be anything you deeply feel about. It is not about building a big company. Simply doing the things that gives you inner fulfillment.

Take one step at a time. You will get there with time.

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It is well
Author: Tsifodze Ernest
All images and names used in this story do not reflect the true identities of the original characters

Ernest Tsifodze
Ernest Tsifodze, © 2019

"Leadership is about making others better as a result of your presence and making sure that impact lasts in your absence".- Sheryl Sandberg . More Ernest Tsifodze is a coach and an author on leadership. He is the author of “A Life Beyond The Ordinary”. He is also the founder of Leaders of Change, a non-profit organization that trains about 500 youth from different parts of the world every month on leadership and personal development themes. He is a columnist on Modern Ghana (modernghana.com/author/ErnestTsifodze) and blogs at www.tsifodzeernest.com.

Ernest holds a BSc. in Real Estate from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Ghana and a Masters in Built Environment from Anant National University, India.
Column: Ernest Tsifodze

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