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Saturday, June 03, 2017

BREAK THE BARRICADE!

A hospital survey was done on a hundred elderly people on their dying bed, they were asked to reflect about their life's greatest regret. 





Nearly all of them admitted that they regret, not the things they did, but the things they didn't do!

People don't choose dreams, dreams choose them. But often times, they lack the courage to challenge their limitations. So, they let it slip away! You have to get used to people not liking you. You must learn to fight for yourself! To achieve your dream, Some will believe in you, others wouldn't, and so what if they don't? Someone somewhere is waiting and depending on your dream to pull through life! 

TOO MANY PEOPLE ARE TIED TO YOUR DREAM.

With what South Africa enjoys today, I wonder what they would have been without Nelson Mandela and his team? What will Isreal have been if not for Moses? What is the next generation going to benefit from the fact that you lived?


You know, I thought aeroplanes were too risky to fly in, till I learnt that planes are more dangerous to stay on the ground because they wear, rust and begin to malfunction much faster than having them in the air. So, airplanes were made to thrive in the air!


Everyone was made to live out the dream they have inside. And it will be a travesty to live and end your life on the ground without ever taking off! You see, though airplanes are risky to fly in, it still does not stop people from flying everyday! Risk is an inevitable part of life. But it is left for you to chose what type you want to take. Either the risk on the road to success or the pain on your death bed filled with regrets.


All it takes is Comittment, determination and the willingness to give your everything to that dream that chose you!
You may fall a thousand times on your way to achieving it, but who is even counting?


Though you cannot take back the hands of time to have a brand new start, you can begin to do something now to have a BRAND NEW END!

By Amos Dede


37 comments:

  1. Thanks bvs Amos. God bless you

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    1. Thanks Amos.

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    2. Thank you Amos. This makes alot of sense. But I have questions I would have loved to ask you.

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    3. In the Western world; 100% applicable. In Africa, 60%. Nice pice BTW.

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    4. Nice to stumble upon this.

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  2. Thanks bvs Amos. God bless you

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  3. a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said...
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    Stuff like this can never be related to Nigerians shah because without money no one will ever look your face, unlike oversea, they award scholaships to exceptional kids in both sports and academics..... Fuck Naija and i say it with all my muscles and strength.....
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    ***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***

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    1. You have a point, but Nelson Mandela did not require money. Moses did not require money. You can work your stuff irrespective of money or not!

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    2. I Concur

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    3. Despite the fact that Nigeria is not encouraging but do you know there are people who are making it? Despite the limitations they still faced.
      Those kids they award, they prepared very hard to be awarded the scholarship, Nelson Mandela and the rest of them didn't get the approval at first but you have to fight for your dream, you have to look beyond the limitation of the country. You have to start working yourself out before people will even look at you, there are still much persons who want to sponsor people's dream but they are rare to find. Bring yourself out first then they will locate you.

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    4. What are you saying? In the western world, will they give you money? The people that succeeded here in Nigeria, did anyone give them money? *In Wunmi's words* Go and work your stuff my friend!

      BTW, Thank you for this Amos and Stella. Nice piece

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    5. Thank you Sir. This blessed me

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  4. I cuncur!

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  5. Thanks Amos. Really deep stuff. Somany people live life without taking off from the ground.

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  6. Great article.
    Thanks to you Amos Dede.

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    1. Preach it Sir! I love your articles. Thanks for being a blessing to us.

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  8. #Spending today complaining about yesterday won't make tomorrow any better*

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  9. in Nigeria, there is no light.

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  10. I hope that the message find a good ear like seeds find fertile soil. I for one was born with physical limitations and I always wonder how ppl who are born with every sense perfectly intact and full mobility cannot achieve more? I know why I am where I am in life, but I really do not understand why so many others are where they are. I look at these ppl in their perfect bodies without any challenges, nothing to stop them in life and they cannot make a go of it. If you were born with all your senses intact, and have full mobility and good health you already won in the birth lottery, there is no reason for you not to succeed and accomplish your dreams. None!

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    1. Thank you. Care to share your story?

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    2. You write so well. God bless you for you reason like a sound mind.

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  11. Chinelo Anyadike3 June 2017 at 12:46

    Beautiful piece. Thank you for this.

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  12. Really deep and true stuff there. Thanks bv Amos

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  13. This just made me determined more. I will fulfill my purpose b4 I kiss the earth goodbye

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  14. Oh my! This is piece is full of information! Thanks thanks thanks.

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  15. God bless you Amos. Sometimes I wonder what your face looks like. Would really love to see the face behind this great job.

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  16. This touched a part of me. Thank you bro.

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  17. Very inspiring. Thanks for this great piece

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  18. Amos my man. Thank you for this episode. God bless you bro.

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  19. I loveee you Amos Dede.

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  20. ChiamakaTheGreat4 June 2017 at 07:28

    Always on point Amos.

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  21. But this will be tougher in Nigeria. The govt. Is not helping matters. Nice piece though

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