Does the hotel manager go shopping on the same moment a customer place an order ?
Or does he tell the customer he is not ready and does not have the food?
Nay!
The hotel manager is smart and alert,
He does his shopping in his own time,
He gathered and stored food according to his menu,
He is well prepared for the customer.
When the customer place an order,
The food is cooked and served on time.
Likewise..
A sheephard,
Should prepare,
In his own time,
Because anytime,
A call will come to preach,
To tell a lost sheep about the Love of the Savior,
Do not mis the golden opportunity,
Do not turn down an offer to preach,
Just because you are not ready.
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Irene Mugang Narewec
I got inspired and motivated by other people's work. Their books and teachings molded me to become a leader and agent of change. Am here to give back to the world.
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Fabulous ♦️♦️♦️
This was soooo profound and uplifting. Loved it so much!
This comparison between a hotel manager and a shepherd makes an interesting point. It's like in tech, we need to be prepared in advance. Just like the manager stocks up on food, we should be ready with our skills and knowledge. Are there other situations you can think of where being prepared ahead of time is crucial? And how can we better prepare ourselves for those unexpected opportunities to share something important, like the shepherd does?