Life is about working hard and taking the opportunities that come to us. We prepare ourselves from the time we are born, to get better so as to survive. The challenges and opportunities may come our ways in different areas and tones, but the way we approach whatever comes our way is a direct reflection of what state of preparedness we are in at that point in our lives. We can not ask someone, (who has gotten to a point in their lives where the examination that is expected of them is an MBA), why he is writing that kind of exam because we are yet to take a school certificate examination. We can not tell someone who has earned and can afford the comfort of buying an airline ticket to travel all over the world, some people are able to travel to places by night bus because that is what some people's reality permits them. Don't get it wrong. We should not show off our wealth in a way that rubs it against the less privileged'. But can you really help it? Do you know that the money you buy data with to be online is someone's house rent in some climes? Do you know that the money you spend out there having fun can pay someone's house rent? Do you know that phone you bought for 50k... Is the cost of someone's medical bills? someone 's school fees? You see people who buy cars, properties worth millions of money. And you now think about it, and realize you could buy a bigger property with a lawn, pool, waterfront for £1.8m and have change. Today I want you to think about it, the life you lead now is luxurious to another just as someone's life is an example of ostentatious opulence. Live your reality. Don't compare yours to another person's reality. If you earn N150k, don't put the lifestyle of someone earning N2m monthly under your magnifying glass. The dynamics differs. You would rather save the £5m... Our realities are far apart...Let's be wise
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