Hopeful Me
Article • Jan 10, 2019
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The world's richest man Jeff Bezos, the CEO of Amazon (he's relatively richer than Bill Gates) has filed a divorce with his wife.
Which simply means they are no longer married couples.
Personally, I see him as successful and the whole world do too but this incident has really changed people's perception about the whole thing.
For those of us that feel money is the secret to a happy marriage, family or relationship. Please it's not!
Love is beyond physical needs.
Building a home is beyond providing food and shelter. There's more to it.
Dangote the richest man in Africa is divorced thrice.
All am just saying is, don't neglect your family in whatever you do.
Naturally, we tend to loose affection and attention for our family members as we grow older.
How you loved and often cared about your siblings shouldn't diminish year to year.
When your parents get old, still dedicate time and effort to take care of them.
Some of us, as young people we always want to come home but today we don't.
It's not maturity, it's negligence and it's very subtle.
Please spend time with your family members. They are your first business, organization, company etc.
It's unfair after buying all the houses, you lose your home.
It's painful after buying all the cars, you have no one to drive with.
So call home today!!!, call your siblings and parents. Text and call them, don't only chat them.
Buy gifts, food items etc whenever you are returning home. It mustn't be done always but at least make the commitment to build your home in your own capacity and leave the rest for God!
More importantly pray for your family.
Those who leave everything in God's hands, eventually see God's hands in everything!
Maybe couples who divorced in the past, did everything within their reach to keep their family together.
Maybe they were just victims of circumstances.
No one plans divorce before marriage.
No one prays for a broken home.
And that's every reason you have to put God first, because your home is also God's home.
By Johnson Crystal Kalu.
#HopefulMe #RealityLifeTalks
Which simply means they are no longer married couples.
Personally, I see him as successful and the whole world do too but this incident has really changed people's perception about the whole thing.
For those of us that feel money is the secret to a happy marriage, family or relationship. Please it's not!
Love is beyond physical needs.
Building a home is beyond providing food and shelter. There's more to it.
Dangote the richest man in Africa is divorced thrice.
All am just saying is, don't neglect your family in whatever you do.
Naturally, we tend to loose affection and attention for our family members as we grow older.
How you loved and often cared about your siblings shouldn't diminish year to year.
When your parents get old, still dedicate time and effort to take care of them.
Some of us, as young people we always want to come home but today we don't.
It's not maturity, it's negligence and it's very subtle.
Please spend time with your family members. They are your first business, organization, company etc.
It's unfair after buying all the houses, you lose your home.
It's painful after buying all the cars, you have no one to drive with.
So call home today!!!, call your siblings and parents. Text and call them, don't only chat them.
Buy gifts, food items etc whenever you are returning home. It mustn't be done always but at least make the commitment to build your home in your own capacity and leave the rest for God!
More importantly pray for your family.
Those who leave everything in God's hands, eventually see God's hands in everything!
Maybe couples who divorced in the past, did everything within their reach to keep their family together.
Maybe they were just victims of circumstances.
No one plans divorce before marriage.
No one prays for a broken home.
And that's every reason you have to put God first, because your home is also God's home.
By Johnson Crystal Kalu.
#HopefulMe #RealityLifeTalks
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