Turn Your Disappointments To Opportunities


“When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.” — Dr. Wayne Dyer.

Perspective (how you see with your mind) is everything. 

Life consists of both high and low periods. We win, and at some point in time, we loose. But staying down or rising again is a choice we get to make.

While I was still an undergraduate at Yabatech, there was a concept I loved so much which every business leader uses till date. It is the "SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) Analysis".

SWOT analysis is a very balanced approach to problem solving because, it not only considers the weaknesses a business has and its threats in the market where it operates, but also considers the business' strengths and those opportunities it can leverage on. 

Now, if businesses and nations take detailed SWOT Analysis to clearly identify their weaknesses and threats, as well as their strengths and opportunities - then I suggest you do same whenever you are faced with personal challenges. 

Turning your disappointments into opportunities is a product of clearly identifying your strengths under any given circumstance, and being able to leverage available opportunities that complement your strengths.

So instead of sulking over those things you can't change - start focusing on the things you can control. 

Remember, YOU WIN MUCH EASILY IN LIFE BY OPERATING WITHIN YOUR STRENGTHS. 

PS: When you work for GOD, GOD would work for you. Nevertheless, GOD always loves you. 

Have a BLESSED NEW WEEK  ahead 🥂 🎉 🎊 

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