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BENDS ONLY, NOT THE END
Jimmy Teo
Philosopher, Motivator and Entrepreneur
Life is always in the forward gear until the end
All problems are necessary bends;
Without bitterness, sweetness has less contents
Without stormy weather, the bright sunshine is just a blank. Add 'b' to 'end', and we have 'bend'
That 'curve or sharp' bend necessary to slow us
To be safe & have adequate rest
Or burn out & suffer before the 'end'. Add 'f' to 'end' and we have 'fend'
That mandatory personal self-effort
To move against laziness & dependence on others & parents
And be self-supporting; inspiring others likewise. Add 'l' to 'end' and we have 'lend'
It is good if we could lend or help the poor,
Instead of borrowing from others;
As helping the poor is lending to the Lord. Add 'm' to 'end' and we have 'mend'
That sincere & loving efforts to mend our ways
To be better & humbler
And to be exemplary for others. Add 'r' to end and we have 'rend'
To pull asunder or tear apart everything wrong
Both within or without;
Daring to speak & fight for the rights of the poor & underprivileged. Add 's' to end and we have 'send'
The art of relaying & sending good inspirations
To all our friends, even financial support for genuine needy
Especially for kids, so that they could have a good future. Add 't' to 'end' and we have 'tend'
That tender touch to tend to whatever we have
With simplicity & purity
So that we have less complication & difficulties. Add 'v' to 'end' and we have 'vend'
That ability to provide, like a vending machine
For ourselves & loved ones
Through prudent sufficient savings rather than to be dependent on others.
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Jimmy Teo
Philosopher, Motivator and Entrepreneur
Singapore
teojimmy07@gmail.com
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