By Asiwaju Dele Taiwo
Reflects the Yoruba saying, “Ojú ti olowo tí ó rà ilé , tó kọ ilé, ti íilé ṣe kù,” reminding us that life is not defined by what we gather but by the impact we leave behind. Many try to hold the whole world in their hands, chasing wealth and power while forgetting compassion and human connection, yet every journey ends within six feet of earth. The rich who ignore the poor, and leaders or bosses who care only for today’s gain, may build much but truly enjoy little. Real success is found in lifting others, nurturing relationships, and living with humility, knowing that what matters most is not just what we build but how we live before our time runs out.
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