THE JOY OF MY EARLY STARTERS

I started adventuring into businesses and enterprises immediately after my secondary school education. AT a young   age, I worked with Mrs Adebusola Wale of God Real; I was in charge of running the business. We were into frozen food and other related stuff. Venturing into the commercial world at an early age was rather for me a matter of supreme necessity. And from that time, I had always been enterprising and industrious.

So it has been that with much passion and good conscience, I have conducted myself diligently, not quantifying my worth in how much I was paid but in my service to my employer and their recommendation of me. I would not say I had a bad report working even in my first business environment, because few month after I stopped working for him, he invited me to join him again, which I declined due to being already engaged with computer training programme.

The joy of starting early in life is awesome. Can you imagine that Tiger Woods started playing golf at 4; Michael joined his first at age 2; Bill Gates started at 19; Farray Gray who became a millionaire at 14 started at 9? It reminds me of the story of a great, highly celebrated American soccer player, whose father asked him when he was 5 years old, ‘’Son, what do you want to become?’’

He said, ‘’ The best American soccer player.’’ The next day his father went to him at 5am and tapped him to wake up, but said, ‘’Daddy it is too early, Didn’t  you wanted to be the best, so wake up and we would go jogging that every morning until he was 18. One day the boy became the best American soccer player of his time. When he said, ‘’I owe it all to my dad’’ and then he shared the story. Starting early in life is the fastest route to becoming the best at anything in life because people who think they are too big to do little things are perhaps too be asked to do big things.