We Never Meet People By Accident.

Human path.

The present world population is about 7.3billion with an average annual growth rate of 1.09% - out of this population you are just 1 out of billions and your path crossed with the person next to you right now.

This simply means no one matters more than the next, for the job you are lucky to have there are billions of people that would replace you and same goes to that relationship you complain a lot about, sorry to burst your bubble you are so replaceable.

My point being - cherish whatever you have, a bird at hand they say is worth thousands in the forest. While you are sulking and murmuring over that job you don't like as that's not what you want but yet it picks the bills - there are tonnes of people that want that job as a lifeline.

Your partner is not perfect, he or she is this and that - work on it and make it work for you, the grass is not always greener on the other side. If a wall is not cracked there won't be any access for reptiles.

Hold on to whatever you have and make it work for you - it saves you lots of stress and agony in the long run.

Out of the billions of people in this world, your path crossed with that friend, colleague, neighbor, lover or that sworn enemy of yours - be humble, be appreciative, be approachable and be thankful.

We never meet people by accident, they are meant to cross our path for a reason. It's up to us to identify the reason.

Be blessed

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