Hello guys, it's @maduprecious and happy Sunday to you all. I hope your weekend was fabulous. Well I bring to you a short piece of motivation this morning to the four corners of your door.

What mark are you creating on earth? How sustainable is it? Can generations still show gratitudes to you base on your influence in the universe? Most people have sustainable mark, People like Nelson Mandela, Achebe and the rest. It can only be what your over passionate about that can breed a mark on earth for you. You can't be doing what you don't love and expect people to remember you for it.

Passion comes First

Everybody loves to be a positive influence to people, it's like being famous for something worth it in life. But I don't expect you to be idle or doing things that doesn't relate to your passion. This so called passion would bring out the unique best from you to your beautiful world and enable people know you. Thus, planning to create a mark is planning to be famous. You must have it at the back of your head that you will deal with camera flashlights, paparazi and many other media folks. But the question is, what is the rationale behind the flashlights or spotlights? What are or were your works on earth that deserves attention from the corners of the earth? Do you think what would make you famous for great things is sustainable enough? Can it stand the test of time?
That is when questions and answers comes to play. What ever you are doing, the first step is having an innate passion and desire for it.

We have seen alot of people who hate their jobs but are left with no other option, due to the salary and wages earned. You can't make a mark or a significance on earth if you are in this group. I went to a Federal Hospital in Nigeria, and what I kept on hearing were complaints from the workers of not being paid for months, they poured all their frustrations on people who needed their services. They complained about the most little mistakes and it was very uncomfortable for us who were in need of their service. At this point, they are not bringing out the best in them, they are underutilized by the government. The only breakthrough to their problem is not even salary, it's having passion of what they do. Many were just employed there for employment sake, their major aim was to earn and when salary wasn't coming, they don't like their jobs again. I know salaries are incentives for working harder but a man who loves what he does won't complain to people who need their service instead it would be to the government.
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The major lesson from the above is that, you can't make a mark if all you do is to complain about what you love doing because it limits your opportunities. You might end up complaining to someone who has connection for you.

Make a mark when you have passion for that specialty. I can't be ordinary-that's my everyday quote.

Desire and love what you think that would make you have your fingerprints on this soil. Work and be passionate towards it. Be diligent and selfless, don't sell it and don't buy it, let it all come from you because it will stand the test of time, maybe not now, tomorrow or next but someday it will, and the day it will, it would be sustainable.
Be passionate, hardworking, selfless and diligent.

It's @maduprecious and I hope you are inspired