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Assumptions

 Though assumption is the lowest level of knowledge; it is still a form of knowledge and knowledge is key. Assumptions are the foundation upon which interpretations and conclusions are built. Everything in life operates under certain assumptions.
 
We make management decisions based on the assumptions we hold about how management  ought to function and how people ought to be governed. For some of us, we consciously imbibe assumptions and Principles about life and consciously decide on them; for others, it is unconsciously but potent all the same. Our assumptions will either drown us or help us soar through life. We have always seen life as an immense mansion with many rooms. Some roots lead to wealth others to the opposite. Ultimately, we decide where we end up; and life, thus far, has proved that not every one of us decide well. We all behave differently where we have different levels of understanding, and behave the same way where our understanding is the same. We eat because we all understand the consequences of not eating. We all wear clothes because each of us comprehends lunacy. The list goes on and on. It is inevitable that some of us will make choices that get and keep us in the the lover rung of the ladder by reason of exposure, training or some other variables.

 Life is about role playing. We choose our roles wisely or foolishly, consciously or unconsciously. Some of us get wiser to new levels of self-awareness enough to redefine our roles, others make no effort to build further capacity and therefore remain where they are. It is based on these realities that we draw the conclusion that not every one will be wealthy in life. We lead, Inspire and motivate people to strive and succeed. It is also Important that we paint the full and true picture of life so that we can discourage vain pursuits. Balance must be enthroned as a critical component of truth, and people know, for instance, that the 'top' is not a place that all must ascend.

Adapted from Daily independence.

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