New Year

Everything always seems impossible until it is done. I've had this lingering predilection for the creativity/design niche, howbeit, the thought of not being a computer science graduate kept holding me back. I resolved to shrug it off in 2020 and went all out foraging for those skills. 

Excitedly, I have many of them at my disposal now, and the ripple effect on me is evident. Now I know it, skills augment your value. You don't get valuable by mere word of affirmation. Your value is the weight of the problems you can solve and the difficulty in finding a suitable replacement for you. 

For those thinking 2021 will automatically roll away the bad experiences you had this year, na lie ooo. Time doesn't heal or transform anything, it is what you do with the time that counts. You'll still get the same result if you do the same thing you did in 2020. No magic about that. Our life does not get better by chance, it gets better by change. You want to get something you never had, you have to do something you never did. 

Incidentally, that something doesn't work for you the first time does not mean it won't work, you just have to change your approach. You can still achieve some of the things you wanted in 2020 if you come off differently this time. I wish you consider changing your strategy in 2021. It's one way to get the best of the year. It'll surely pay off. Have a remarkable 2021.

Happy New Year in advance