OPENING GREAT DOORS WITH THE STRENGTH OF A BABY

 

QUALITIES OF A BABY
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                                            OBSERVANT

You need to learn to pay close attention to details. When you enter a room, take a careful look at the fittings, arrangement of things, people in the room; expression on their faces and most importantly the atmosphere of the place before you sit down comfortably.

A lot of people have run into serious troubles by not paying attention when needed the most.

Being observant is not the same as being suspicious.

In Africa where I used to live, so many people fell victims of kidnappers who parade as commercial buses and innocent passengers will board this vehicles and half way into the journey, the bus conductor and his cohorts who had disguised as co passengers will suddenly bring out guns and hold the innocent passengers hostage. Rob them of their money and valuables, some are thrown off the bus while on top speed and they die, others are killed or taken to a shrine to be used for money rituals. Most of such disasters could have been averted if the individual was observant enough to look at the faces of the occupants of the bus before boarding such vehicles. A tout will always leave a clue, no matter how much they try to pretend or disguise as normal people.

I remember the true life story of a guy who wants to enter an eatery and the glass door refuses to open, and he kept struggling, trying to open the door by force because he could see people sitting and eating inside the facility and he keep wondering how were they able to open this door. Meanwhile the people inside where wondering if this guy is insane or a maniac, because it is clearly and boldly written on the door, ”DO NOT COME IN THROUGH THIS PLACE, USE THE NEXT DOOR”.