Hello everyone, and welcome to Part 2 of my recent post on the “Feeling of being Unlucky”. Fortunately, I had the opportunity to write this one. I suppose time was on my side by this point.
We all have distinct opportunities, time constraints, and opportunities. We each have our own set of difficulties to overcome and lives to live. As a developing adult, I have less experience and opportunity than those who fight for their life on the field. They are fortunate to have survived despite the odds. And I was fortunate in that I now have more time for myself, which I plan to use till the end. Life can have a bitter finish, which is something I hope never happens to me. But how would we find out?
Time. When we think of time, we always think of a clock that turns 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It is an unending occurrence in which we wish we could know the limit yet end up exceeding it. It is the seemingly inexorable succession of existence and events that occur from the past, through the present, and into the future. It is a component quantity of many measurements that are used to sequence events, compare the duration of occurrences or gaps between them, and quantify the rates of change of quantities in material reality or conscious experience. Along with three spatial dimensions, time is frequently referred to as a fourth dimension.
Time has long been a major theme in our lives. Nonetheless, various fields all incorporate some concept of time into their particular measuring systems. Time is very important. Time assists us in developing the habit of arranging and organizing our everyday activities. You can gain experience and improve talents through time if you appreciate the value of time better. Because you can't get it back, time is the most valuable resource.
Chances and opportunities, on the other hand, come and go. It appears at the most inopportune times in our life, and we sometimes discover later that we require it. The two words are nearly identical. Taking a chance, on the other hand, is not the same as taking an opportunity. "Taking a chance" is undertaking something with a high risk of failure; you are betting on something that could go wrong. "Taking an opportunity" means grabbing an opportunity to enhance your position in some way.
In other cases, "Chance" will refer to a neutral event with some uncertainty, and "Opportunity" will still relate to the prospect of doing something that benefits you. People and organizations grow and develop to the extent that they seize possibilities for growth and development. Opportunities matter to leaders because they matter to the people they lead. Opportunities are places where people can experiment, explore, improve, and perhaps discover themselves.
These definitions, however, will be ineffective unless you begin to move. It will always be determined by our actions and choices in life. But keep in mind that not every opportunity is meant for you. Sometimes it will simply test you if you sneeze it and take it while you still have the opportunity, and other times it will simply become a chance that once slipped away, preparing you for a better one. Choose wisely.
