The Bloom in The Trim

Arise and go to where the few go

Few gongs of green lights

I see the flicker of light in the night

I put a song on

I dance as I march to the starting line

A perch in merch

prances to the mountain

the mountain of trade

I am the revolving door

I pave the way; I serve, they serve me back

o my place and plate them to serve

is too small

I need manure, teeth to grow

sinews and meat of the business, to chew

So down on my knees

I am all a crane of decrees and pleas

up, up the crane right to

to the twenty-four hours storeroom,

entrance gate

Like a revolving door,

Praying

listening

No cowering, for answers

I wait

The providence womb

answers unto my supplicating crane

they supply

Running over

Gravitation takes my crane back to ground zero

I am a balloon of curiosity

my hands with all velocity

a dip into the miracle basket

Ouch! Ouch, my hands, my heart bleeds

Profuse of confusion

ooze of frustration

unceasing tears of anguish

They are the wisest, this I know

But blades as my daily bread?

blades for the upgrade

The sorrow can't simply blow away.

But it's another day

Now I know the blades were part of the deal

the bleeding not to kill

but for a capacity gloom for the new

The making up a business lady in progress still

by Gertie Kadzuwa

Matchless Prudence®

Poetic Nuggets on the Entrepreneurial Journey

Every businessperson puts effort and possibly acquire new skills i.e.

Invest in the administration side of the business - the daily decrees, prayer

and preparation, to clear the entanglements along the way od starting up a business

However, the growth that happens after facing hurdles is incomparable to any preparation or efforts put together

Give ourself, room to fail. That's part of growth.

Nugget

• The journey is full of challenges; they might be unique in one's business world, bearing in mind the holistic package of a person and holistic response. But challenges are common to all.

• No farmer does grafting - a practice of placing one plant unto a stem or root of another to form a union of two plants.

• Likewise, no businessperson goes to learn about becoming a doctor if all she needs is to cut spending habits in the business - so the best is to Prune the spending habits.

• But how does one do that if she has never experienced pruning moments of any sort in one's life as she met them but did not see the prudence in the fragments?

Prudence

• Let's not grow bitter and sour because of hard times; we hate them, period!

But yet if there was another way we could grow both professional and personal growth. We would. But sadly, sometimes, the only place to grow is the barren place.

• Today's blades are their breadbasket of tomorrow, not if they are hungry, rather when they will be hungry.

• Yes, certainly out of our business adventures and failures, our slips and trips are what will give them some sleep.

• Knowing that our mishaps became mash-ups and the makeup of our entrepreneurial journey.

• Undoubtedly we are not there yet, but they are comforted that we have not given up.

How liberating it is to the business world, even so in life, the parade of our mess-ups and not our cover-ups is the medicine that helps many to recover from otherwise seemingly irreparably or unredeemable life situations

HOPE

• Only those who have known the bottom of the pit will come to appreciate and spend profits wisely.

• More importantly, knowing that no business model or idea is free of challenges. Yet solving or rising above those challenges are some founding stones of a successful business.

• Knowing this fact helps how to keep faith even during challenging times.