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THE IMPACT OF DESIRE


          Hello everyone, happy new month. We thank God for His never ending mercies over our lives. I also want to appreciate everyone that has been following me on my blog since last year. Thank you all so much.

          For this topic, I will be putting more emphasis on HOPE and DESIRE. Hope is a desire for something, with some confidence or expectation of success.

   -CHAMBERS 21st CENTURY DICTIONARY.

          From the definition above, hope comes with a desire. A strong desire propels manifestation of what your mind conceives. Be it an adventure, educational pursuit, goal, aspiration and so on. Your desire towards a thing has the strength to determine if it is going to be a success or not. In my words,I will say that desire is an urge that propels us to accomplish necessary things in our everyday lives. Our desire for success and accomplishments in our careers, businesses, groups and academics and our everyday lives comes before we can catch a glimpse of hope in accomplishing a thing.

          If a man says that he has hope but has no desire to accomplish what he hopes for, then he is only joking. It is desire that prompts a man to walk in the path of his aspiration; otherwise, hope without a push is a journey that ultimately leads to frustration. Things do not happen by mere hoping; your hope has to be supported by a strong desire. A strong desire in the sense that your desire is so strong to the extent of overcoming temptations on the way to your success. Many people have allowed their desires and hope to be cut off because of a certain difficult temptation.

          Every achiever overcame certain challenges to attain a level of success. Many dreams have been cut short because challenges arose along the way. The power of desire conquers every limitation and sets your eyes on success and whatever you want to accomplish I want to encourage you today to realise that being productive in life is a proof of your desire to rise above all your difficulties and challenges.

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