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Hello hiavians! how are you all doing hope you are having a great and wonderful day,am excited to be in your midst to share an important message, something that I have noticed in our societies today,so stick with me to hear the message.
Actually in our communities today, a quiet storm is brewing among our youth. Many are caught in the painful cycle of comparing themselves to others—measuring their worth by wealth, fashion, and flashy lifestyles. Some, desperate to keep up, turn to dangerous paths like internet fraud, believing it’s the only way to gain respect and comfort. Others even seek power through juju and rituals, chasing quick riches that come at a terrible cost. But the truth is, this wealth doesn’t last. Lives are lost. Minds are broken. Families are shattered.
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The Bible a book of wisdom reminds us saying: “Wait on the Lord; be of good courage, and He shall strengthen your heart” (Psalm 27:14). God’s timing is perfect. When He blesses, He does so without sorrow or hidden pain. Quick money may shine today, but Proverbs 13:11 warns, “Wealth gained hastily will dwindle.” Truth be told true success isn’t measured by what you wear or how much you have—it’s found in integrity, peace, and a clear conscience.
The question is how do we break free from comparison?
First, guard your heart and your eyes. Limit time on social media where people show only their highlights. Remember, all that glitters are not gold,and what you see isn’t always real.
Second, focus on your purpose. God has a unique plan for you. When you chase someone else’s life, you delay your own destiny.
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Third, practice gratitude. Thank God daily for what you have. Contentment is a shield against envy.
Fourth, surround yourself with wise friends—those who value character over cash,the will influence your life positively and the will help to learn good morals.
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And finally, be patient. indeed patience is a virtue,just like a farmer waits for the harvest (James 5:7), trust that your season is coming.
Let us teach our youth: Your value isn’t in your bank account. It’s in your character. Your calling. Your connection to God. Stay faithful. Stay pure. And when your time comes, it will come with peace, purpose, and lasting blessing.
I hope this Advice helps our youths, our society at large both younger, older and upcoming generations. Do have a nice day thank you for reading my blog and do well to like share comment and reblog.
