OBI CUBANA
Dear Youth,
Today let’s talk about “Placing value on things that matter”
I was raised up in a Conservative environment, being a child of teachers.
I was taught that as much as riches and all that go with it are a necessity, core values should be a priority and a compass in this journey of life!
I was thought about some of the most important values of life viz; honesty, integrity, hardwork, contentment, gratitude!
I was taught to say my morning prayers on waking up, make my bed, do my chores, greet and respect my elders whenever i run into them, check on my friends and family, etc etc.
Now the interesting thing about life is that whatever behaviour you grow up with has a way of sticking with you like your skin!
As a person, what are your core values?
Even if you didn’t get the opportunity of being raised up in a good environment, what are you doing to be a better person than you are?
What values are you passing on the younger generation?
What legacies are you building that you will be remembered for?
When you see life from a perspective of “live and let live….”, it helps you to be a better person!
When last did u check on your childhood friends, family, classmates, relatives, even parents!
How often do u reach out to people that are less privileged than you are? (if you are in a position to)
How often do you have a self check on your core values?
As often as you can, try to…….e get why!
Have a result filled week 👍
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