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Oct 4, 2023 9 min

7. Don't Scatter Your Rays, So That You Can Start a Fire

from POK EXPERIENCE Hosted by Olawumi Kolawole

The rays of the sun are scattered, they’re divergent and if you want to start a fire with the sun, you only need to converge the rays of the sun with a focus to a flammable object or fuel and boom! You have your fire. However, the rays are scattered, and that’s why the world is not on fire right now. This ideology is the same for us humans, let’s liken our actions, interests, and behaviour to rays, and if we want it to make an impact, if we want it to be capable of starting a fire, if we want it to be able to have a significant effect on your life, then you need to converge your rays. You have to stop scattering your rays so that they can start a fire, scattered rays are doing you a great disserve and it’s bad. Why you haven’t landed a tech job yet might be because you scattering your rays, why not focus, and concentrate your interest, your social media, your calls, your emails, and your action on getting a tech job’ do you think you have a higher chance to land a job that way or not? There are so many distractions around and today’s message from me to you is to stop scattering your rays, stop allowing irrelevant things to sap away your energy, stop giving your time to online gossip, focus it all on something and watch how big the fire you will start will be. GYLY MessToSuccess

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