Happy Sunday, everyone. I'm writing my prompt this week on scifi-multiverse Karma. I admit I got to learn about the very word while growing up. There are so many consequences of our actions when we were kids that we usually do not know we will reap them later.
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During my childhood, we were told not to disrespect our elders or parents. I, on the other hand, am always stubborn. You can say it's in my blood. Growing up, having siblings after me, they picked up the pace and also started disrespecting me. That's one bite back.
Disobedience/stubbornness to our elder ones when we are younger and now that we've grown and to have younger relatives they tend to do those things we were doing when we were younger to our older siblings they’re now being heady to us now.
We rumble through an audacious path over
And over again, forgetting the road that leads beyond, and now who knows tomorrow that will pick up the distance decision in making us Countless titles of wanting more than non and yet life throws you back to Mother Nature to be right at mind wrong so I say ask karma, karma knows
Karma the relaxing thought…
While growing up with my parents I was always engaging in impulsive spending without even understanding how managing finances is critical and maximizing earning potential is all about. Then I believed it was easy to actually make money just because my parents were able to cater to my needs I didn’t realize it was easy to take care of people even people who are not related to you but depend on you for livelihood. My parents would usually inform me to be very judicious with the money given. I don’t listen to that advice or even adhere to their instructions; that’s because I was having free food, free care without a penny from me. So that made me think life is so easy because of the luxury of my parent being able to care for and supply my needs.
After my secondary school graduation, my parents couldn’t afford the basic things I needed. Things ain’t as smooth as it was then, I sincerely didn’t listen to their advice on money matters then but I later realized that I was extravagant and lacked a saving culture. And currently, I have someone under my care she is also behaving like I did then; this is more like a reflection of my past deeds. Indeed Karma is real.
My lesson here is, the master of money is value. If you want to grow financially you must adopt the habit of savings and acquire high-income skills that would be valuable to you. Above all listen to those who want the best for you especially those who truly care about you unconditionally.
Thanks for reading…
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