FULFILMENT IS IN THE DOING

Life can be so fickle and that is a reason why I ensure I make each day count, say whatever I have to say to whoever, make that call, send that mail, and try that new spot or corner at any oppourtunity I get because we can never say when would be the last chance I get.

I am not a fan of football, but Diogo Jota’s death did strike a chord in some part of me. I saw some tweets talking about who should be pitied for his death; the wife? the brother? the children? or Jota himself. if he hadn’t lived his dream, achieved some of his purpose as an iconic footballer, done that wedding, birth his children then it’ll be said that he lived a live unfulfilled and I myself think he was fulfilled in life even though he died at an early age, and in his career hayday but his deepest regrets won’t be any of these if he hadn’t bonded with his family, married his love, or birth those children.

This came as sad news and also a lesson + motivation for me to dare to be, dare to do, dare to love, dare to live. I am a very optimistic person, but I also do procastinate. I have written atleast 7 drafts in the past one month but they didn’t feel enough for me to post, I hate mediocrity, but I dare to be mediocre and ordinary because I came to understand you have to start rough, ordinarily and most importantly mediocre.

I am writing this full of typos, no further review, I am just writing.

This is a sign from me to you to start rough, coffee get cold later.

Just Do It!

Best regards
Abdulmalik Adebayo Omoniyi | Admon
#GrowWIthAdmon