Yep yep, it’s called Defective Success, succeeding in the wrong things, even with all the right tools!
The truth is, all failures starts from when you fail a maths of life (LPV = MPL – MAL), because you’ve made your MPL and MAL so far apart, never to meet because your calling (wall) and your current job (ladder) isn’t in intersection like letter “X” or at least in tangent like the letter “T”. Instead it is parallel as the number “11”. You exist but not living. You’ve been alive in a mind and body not your own.
It’s like cheating in an exam, but the person you copy has a different question paper type…oops!
It’s called misuse!
Like a Ferrari in Lagos traffic.
At that point you feel useless like the “P” in psychology. You may even become confused. Your world and end of the year becomes like copied assignment….you can’t explain it.
My dear,
Greatness starts from understanding a simple maths:
LPV = MPL – MAL.
Let me explain,
All these eventful days like anniversaries, funerals, New Year means nothing, the two most important days of a man’s life is 1) the day he was born and then
2) The day he finds out the reason why he was born. Sadly, it is possible to live all through on earth without knowing number 2, most people don’t. I pray your theme leads you to it. If you do it right, it should.
Know
LPV = MPL – MAL.
I know you hate mathematics. Well, sadly I do, and since l had my first university degree in it, let me try to break it down.
Your LPV (Lifetime Performance Variance is what you deliver for the year), it is MPL (Maximum Potential Limit, your greatest capacity for the year created by God ) MINUS your MAL (Maximum Attainable Limit, the capacity chosen by you, what you THINK is your limit). You determine your LPV.
LPV = MPL – MAL.
That is, at every point in your year or life (LPV), you are between what you were created to be (MPL) and what you choose to be (MAL, where you are).
LPV = MPL – MAL
The idea is to end the year empty (0 LPV), because you have used all you set out to achieve and was created to do that year.
You reduce your LPV by increasing your MAL (the limit to what you can do) and decreasing MPL (using up what God put in you positively). Don’t be a victim of micro-economics amortization and depreciation. Utilise 2017 Lifetime Performance Variance, LPV. It starts from defining what it is, theme.
