In times like these, it is easy to lament at life for the hardship, setbacks, pain, and sufferings we are experiencing. Our anxiety is heightened, hope is almost lost, and despair is about to set in.

But even in such circumstances, we are alive and have many other things going well for us, yet those good things are not recognised, their value diminished, and much focus is on our inconveniences and lack.

Sometimes we need to appreciate what we have going well for us than our lack. To appreciate the true value of what we have, just imagine what the quality of your life would be if you had what you currently lack and lost all that you currently have and are probably assuming.

Many would rather wish they were dead than go through such life. James Ingram was right, “You never know what you got until it’s over” – Always You, 1993. By Nimroth Gwetsa, 31 July 2021. Continue reading →