THE FOOLISH VERSUS THE WISE -An article for the wise at heart (3 mins read)

             The foolish are not only known for their bad behaviours but also for thier manner of speech and this will be the bowl of contention for today.

      Something very funny about the foolish  is the fact that even when they have  the knowledge of the right they never say it! you probably might be wondering why ? but that’s the reason why they are referred to as the foolish in the first place! because they neither say the right words nor the truth!

But the wise are somewhat unique in nature both in character and in thier manner of speech. Because they do the right and say the truth.  The knowledge of the wise is reflected through thier character and manner of speech. Hence they are called the wise due to the reflection of thier accumulated wealth of knowledge.                     

Lessons I Learnt From My Failures

      I came across a proverb of recent which said that ”for one to move forward one has to learn the mistakes made in one’s past failures so one wouldn’t repeat those mistakes again hence a forward movement in the direction of success so join me, come along as I share with you the corrections to my past failures perhaps they might be of help to you someday! Hey come along here they are:

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