the Chronicle in progress...by Thulisa Qangule

“Too often we ask for success with things that we have no knowledge of” © Thulisa Qangule 2010

Inspired and driven by someone who made a breakthrough in the last 18 months.
This individual happens to feel trapped in a space so unfamiliar that he’s resorted to entertaining the old habits of days gone by.
One of the major issues coming to the surface is that his financial status has gone through a total make-over- for the better, yet his old identity is something that is still lingering in the air haunting him like a live ghost as it were.
This particular individual has no sense of where to go, who to hang out with, what to wear or what the social etiquette for his new found status is…hmmm…

All too darn familiar.
Got me introspecting on the number of things many of us sit down and invest paper and ink in, especially at the beginning of each year.
· I want a trimmer, more slender shape. All very well. Do you know how to carry that new shape?
· I want a promotion and would like to see my salary quadruple in the next 2 years. All very well. Do you know how to be wealthy and how to live “ rich” ?
· I want new friends and powerful alliances in high places. All very well. Do you know that realm, can you navigate it with superb dexterity?
· I want so and so’s such and such and the ability to do yada yada yada. All very well. Do you know how it all works?

All these unsatisfied desires that people carry in their minds and hearts, on a daily basis. Do most people even realize that sometimes, giving too much too quickly is like giving an untrained 5year old nuclear missiles?
Do people even consider that everything on this earth plane has its own pros and cons?

I just have a blazing suspicion from assessing the number of people unable to take accountability and responsibility for the basic, simple things in THEIR CURRENT lives and selves, that the bigger things would be highly catastrophic to handle.

I’m not going to spend the entire day manifesting symptoms of typo-sis over this. I’m leaving this subject matter right here, the rest of it will remain with the reader to fully consider whether or not thorough research, skill, knowledge and capacity to handle any requests made co-exists with their current selves. If not, more reflection and learning may be necessary.
DON’T GO AND ASK FOR THINGS YOU CANNOT HANDLE. DON’T GO AND TAKE UPON SELF RESPONSIBILITIES BEYOND YOUR CAPACITY AND DON’T GO CHASING DREAMS PREMATURELY AS THE RESULTS MAY PROVE MORE DISASTROUS THAN VICTOROIUS.

LETS ALL GET IN TOUCH WITH OUR COMPETENCE FIRST, AND THEN ASK AROUND. ©