Today I logged into Facebook and was notified that today is Terry Ajayi's birthday. Yes, the Terry you know, or as he is known here: @surpassinggoogle.

When I joined steemit early this year, I was always seeing the name @surpassinggoogle on many blog posts. Good things were always said about him, they said he was usually assisting them.
Later on, I started seeing almost everyone I followed posting something about #untalented adjustment. I was quite amused at such a caption. I decided to see what it was all about, but all the posts where ridden with @surpassinggoogle.
Who is this fellow that wants to surpass Google? I asked myself. Then I followed him both on steemit and saw his Facebook page and did likewise.
As time went on, I started knowing more about him, I don't know him personally but someone referred to him as the 'steemit hushpuppy', the guy that loved to see the minnows grow. I agreed to that because I was always seeing him resteeming newbies' introductory posts, probably to give them exposure.
It would not be long till I saw teardrops, an initiative of his, and then later #untalented sing-song.
Then I noticed that he was unconsciously building people to grow beyond the 'talent ideology', he always made it known that

"everyone has something to offer"

Men, the guy is just good and want those that are seemingly untalented to either be seen or discover their talents I thought.
His helping spree was not yet over, he then introduced @steemgigs, and as you'd expect also, he was still preaching his 'untalented sermon'; EVERYONE HAS SOMETHING TO OFFER. Only a few people will believe in others like that.
Suffice to say, Terry is a good man.
Happy birthday Sir.

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Well, unfortunately I don't have any birthday gift for him other than to say thanks for helping us grow. I also broke the laziness and voted @surpassinggoogle and @steemgigs as witnesses, well that's the least I could do and I advice you to do the same.
Once again I say

Happy birthday Terry

Let Jehovah be your light!