Randy Travis; It's just a matter of time.
To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but also believe.
The moment we get to understand that everything in life is a season and it is just a matter of time you get to the place you look toward, the more people learn to be patient in life.
I have seen people make decisions I term bad because I believe it is so. No one can tell me that a fraudulent act is good. No! I know because I am human, and I am a hustler as well. I know how painful it is to see what you've worked days and even years to gather and get stolen from you. No one can tell me such a person will be happy. No one is ever happy being the victim of something bad because it hurts badly, especially when you know a part of you didn't want to go into it. The guilt will eat you up from inside out.
The doers, you can't tell me they'll go scott free from the pain they've inflicted on someone else because the pleasure they derive from their action is usually unspeakable. And sadly, the way the world is going now, news on people getting scammed is all over the Internet without even searching for it.
People have forgotten that there's time for everything and the need to wait and continue working toward your goal. They've now seen scamming as a way to get rich, and sadly, they can't be reported in this country even when you know those who do it. The reason it can't be reported is because the EFCC (Economic Financial Crimes Commission) is filled with corrupt minded individuals.
Calling them to report a well-known fraudster is like digging your grave because the fraudster will pay them off, and they'll be released to find you. This, among others, is what makes people mind their business even when they are deeply pained by it.
However, to you out there who work genuinely to provide not just yourself but also for those around you, you are an inspiration to the world. Keep up the good work and just so you know, "It is just a matter of time", just keep doing what you do best and soon your mind will tell you, "I told you so" as whatever good news comes for you is here to stay "Forever and Ever...Amen" because you walked through pins and needles to get there.
This is what led me to musical Saturday with Randy, our artiste.
Randy??? Do you mean Randy Orton?
Lol, sorry. This Randy is not an Orton, though I do have to admit that he wrestles the musical world with his voice. Hehe.
Randy Bruce Traywick, professionally known as Randy Travis, is an American country musician, gospel music singer, and songwriter.
He was born on May 4th, 1959, in Marshville, North Carolina, U.S. which means today speaks much volume about him. It was a special day to celebrate not just his music but his existence in our world as well.
Now, let's move to his musical world. Hehe.
It's just a matter of time; Randy Travis.
I know, and so do you. We both know that the day will soon be here. Someday, we believe we will get there because we've dreamt and the dreams are getting realer, and soon, it'll be the realest thing that happens to us.
Therefore, move your body slowly and dance to the music rhythm.
I told you so; Randy Travis.
Soon, there'll be happiness and love in our heart because we got to not just dream but now living what we thought to be only a dream.
And when that day comes, I'll be there, and so would you applaud yourself for believing and never giving up.
Forever and Ever...Amen.
Gently tap your feet like a cowboy/girl and move your waist gently to the tune as well.
All videos used were gotten from #YouTube.
Still yours truly,
Balikis.
Thanks for reading and listening.
Peace be unto those who crave it and more to those who chase it away.
I agree with you, scamming is totally wrong and is in no place or way to be understood.
Yes, it is wrong, and there should have been no place for it to begin with.
Thanks Mel 😊
I had a discussion with a young man a few days ago. He was complaining bitterly about the motives of EFCC for "harassing" internet fraudsters popularly called Yahoo Boys. To him, the victims are not Nigerians in most cases. He sees them as people that have more than they needed to make a living, so scamming them to some of the resources shouldn't be anyone's headache. I schooled him that these fraudsters are nothing but heartless criminals that should spend their remaining days on earth behind the bars. It's appalling.
That person deserves more than a knock to reset his brain. I don't know what people are thinking these days. Looking for stupid means to justify illegal actions. So because someone made more than they should, it gives him the right to scam them when he didn't work for that money.
I can and will never understand humans like that. It is such a pity.