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By Yinka Akintunde


Noah Template Of Enterprise Success - Serial -5

Why Noah

"Be there and be counted, if you are spared".

Noah was spared by grace and so he took his chance and maximized his moment. We cannot discountenance the existence of tragedies and unfortunate situations which daily assail the natural but fallen world. Whenever they happen, they do not only threatened but most certainly takeaway survival from their victims. Sicknesses,
disabilities, natural and manmade disasters such as war and many more rank highs among such tragedies. For the victims, enterprise is likely not one of the major issues that will come up in their priority lists.

But if you are privileged to be reading and can comprehend this writing, then you are a spared breed. You probably have gone through dangers and distress but if you have been spared, get productive. You were not spared to play the victim and live as one for the rest of your life; you were spared to rebuild your world. Many were drowned in the same water you rode to this dry ground. It took a long time for the water to recede but at least you are now on dry ground. You might have had to be kept in the ark for a while, but now you have been let loose to bring forth.

If you have survived your own flood, it is time to bring forth. I am talking of the flood of abuse and discriminations. The flood you survived may be of past failure and mistakes. It could be the flood of alcoholism, broken marriage, past drug abuse and the worst of habits out there. If you have survived it, then get up and prove it. Prove that the flood has a survivor. Prove that you are now on dry ground by cultivating the ground. Let what is left of and for you become the capital platform of bringing forth the great possibilities resident within, yet hidden and veiled away from your waiting world.




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