You hold a bunch of keys to the door of possibilities. The right key is within the bunch.
Some do not know which key opens the door, but they are lucky. The first key they try, unlocks the door.
Some do not know which key opens the door, so they try each key using a pattern, until they get to the one that opens the door.
Some do not know which key opens the door, so they try each key haphazardly, always forgetting the keys they’ve tried before, and keep getting frustrated.
Some do not know which key opens the door, so they think a key is not required. They try to tear down the door, leaving bruises on both themselves and the door.
Some know the key which opens the door, because they’ve been shown by someone who came before, so they mark that key until they unlock the door.
Some know the key which opens the door, but they’ve forgotten because the key is unmarked. They might as well be said to not know the key.
Some know the key which opens the door, because they’ve accessed the door often. By habit, they know the shape and pattern of the key, and they just pick it at will.
Some know the key which opens the door, but they want to try other keys and see what happens. They waste time fiddling.
Each door of possibilities has a key.
The right key is always available, but it not always apparent.
– Osasu Oviawe
