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Know What Works For You What works for person A may not work for person B. a friend and I were discussing not quite long back and he said whenever he receives something unique, if per chance such a thing eluded him, to get the thing back would be difficult or say to get a similar thing would be difficult. Where as another person would keep on receiving such thing, in other words opportunities would keep flowing to the person. Someone says all his achievements come through hard work, but another person says, whenever he pushes a thing and the thing does not work it would mean God has no hand in it. Individuals differ and not until one knows what is working for him or her one may not be able to make progress in life. Have you discovered what works for you? If you are yet to discover such, you must sit down to discover it.

Bibeli Àwọn Àgbàlagbà (Elders Bible) Bibeli Àwọn Àgbàlagbà iwe Arọkùtùkùtù orí kinni ẹsẹ kínní, “bàbá ẹsin ló mọ aré, ọmọ rẹ kò mọ aré” Translation The Elders Bible the Book of the Early Morning chapter 1 verse 1 says, it is the father of the horse that knows what it is to run, its child/children do not. Application The elders’ Bible is just a way of adding flavor to the Yoruba word. It is a proverb for the young ones telling them that some issues are deeper than being seen at the surface level alone.