THE LEAKY TAP LESSON: How Small, Consistent Actions Can Transform ones Life! —Leah Akinfiresoye Orijeminiyi

THE LEAKY TAP LESSON:


How Small, Consistent Actions Can Transform ones Life!


—Leah Akinfiresoye Orijeminiyi









One night, I noticed water dripping slowly from my bathroom tap into an empty bucket. I decided to let it be and went to sleep.


The next morning, around 5 am, I was surprised to find the bucket almost full! I thought, 'Just drops?!' It hit me how those tiny drops added up fast.


The following night, I made sure to lock the tap completely and checked the bucket - it was empty, though wet.


I went to sleep, and the next morning, the bucket was dry! This experience taught me the importance of small, consistent actions.


Imagine letting those drops continue for a year - I'd be scooping with drums at the end of the year! It's not just about water drops; it's about applying this principle to various aspects of life:


A drop of daily savings can become a flood of wealth


A drop of kindness and love everyday, can change someone's life


A drop of daily reading can make you a lifelong learner


 A drop of scripture can fill your heart with wisdom


A drop of prayer can move mountains


A drop of  Worship can bring you closer to God


A drop of action towards your God given dreams can get you there


A drop of giving can reap a harvest


The journey of a thousand miles begins with a step.


This new year, be intentional and consistent. Start a tiny habit to create a positive impact in your life.


Wishing you a fruitful Year 


©️ Leah Akinfiresoye Orijeminiyi

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