When there are feelings of dejection, it's best to amplify the positives.

You all must have already noticed how busy it is when we are set to keep the ground running in the little things we do in life. Whether you are building a business or working on your career or trying to develop a skill, what we all have in common is that we genuinely give our best to achieve what we want.

I will take office workers as an example. You can envy their glamorous dress code all you want but make no mistake about the workload it takes them to earn their keep in a position and subsequently move up the ladder. On a lighter note, I know for sure that wearing ties every working day is surely not an easy thing to do.

It felt quite suffocating while I was in the corporate world.

Do you see? It's not easy to be successful in anything you are doing!

There are prices to be paid and sacrifices to be made. For the most part, climbing up the ladder and building a good career or business or learning a skill usually takes a long period, but it takes just a moment for people to instantly fall from grace.

Little wonder why some think the principle of fairness is a joke in this universe.

That's by the way. Let's lighten up the mood!

As far as I'm concerned, I'm always ready for the busyness that is attached to the little things I'm doing. I love it and I like to soak in all the thrills and emotions but I also love my days off. Haha. I like to take some moments off or 'days' when the circumstances permit.

The last couple of weeks has been hectic in more ways than I can imagine. I had a lot going through my mind before I fell sick and went off for a couple of days. Got back and started playing weird games with real estate agents. Haha. The good news is, that storm seems to be over and I couldn't think of a better way to get my mind back to order than to spend quality time with family.

I love all sorts of family reunions. I'm made for these moments. This time around, I decided to visit my adorable cousin, @nkemakonam89, and her family in Lagos.

The trip itself had a mixture of every weird thing you would expect from a road trip in Nigeria. From bad traffic situations to Police harassment.... everything!

I've seen these too many times so I won't be ranting about any of that shameful anomaly. One day, we will surely look back on all these with shame.

I call it a wrap for the day. Bottom line is that this guy may just be too busy enjoying well-made meals to the point that he will forget online activities for a while. Haha. Whatever happens, I'm all-in for the experience.

Thanks For Not Missing Any Full-stop Or Comma

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