Life Lessons: Sexagenarian Reveals The Benefits Of Making Mistakes

In an exclusive interview with KOKO TV on KOKO Docuseries, she stated that when people make mistakes, it enables them to understand the experience and then know how to guide others and prevent them from making the same mistake.
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Mrs. Grace said this on Life Lessons when she was asked to give her opinion on these life sayings; Time is money/ mistakes are for the greater good? She said, waiting for your own time is the best, looking at the pace of others is very bad for the future. In the yar 2003, I built the house which I am living in now and selling my market, all my co-traders that we do business together if one of them is having a party and we are to pick the cloth and the price is N4000, I will tell them I am still small, so I can’t afford it because my children were still small. I will tell them, my kids are still in school and I don’t have that amount.
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This made me wait for my time and when it is my time it can elude me. Time is money, if one has the privilege or opportunity to work for money, it’s the best. This money we are talking about sometimes ceases from one and even beauty. When you have the opportunity to work hard, work because the money you gather when you work hard, is what you will spend when the money ceases. But when you don’t work for money and you are looking for it, this money we are talking about does not just come or attach itself to you but if money sees you are working hard, it will come for you because you will know its usefulness. When I was young and I had the strength to run after money, I ran after it as well and God did it for me. It’s true, all the mistakes we made then are the ones we are using as a guide and giving as advice. If you don’t make mistakes, you can’t tell the story of how you made the mistake and you can’t advise someone else if you haven’t made any mistake in your lifetime.  Watch the interview below;