POB-WOTW #014, CAUSALITY. what a man soweth, that shall he also reap.

The beautiful thing about the world of this week is that , every situation/ event in life revolves round it. Everything that is happening today is a result of what had been done in the past, or let me say that the steps a man takes today has a very huge impact on his life in the nearest future.

Galatians 6:7

Be not deceived, God is not mocked. For whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.
A man will not plant orange seed and reap mango, neither will he plant apple and reap orange.

For example, a man who wastefully plays away his time and recourses would suffer for it with his old age,m. The time that he should have used to work which he thinks he has successfully escaped will definitely wait for him in the future.

Another great example that we all can relate with here on hive is the engagements and payouts. We all know that payouts are scheduled to come after seven days which is exactly one week after a particular engagement. This means that how well you create posts, curate others, read, comment and get upvoted from Sunday to Saturday determines how well you get to claim rewards the following week.

These are CAUSALITY rules, what you do now that has an effect on what happens later.

Without taking much of your time, I hope I have been able to convince you that every situation we find ourselves today is as a result and effect of some things we did right or wrong in the past, and that the steps we take today will definitely determine what happens in the future.

With this understanding, I would admonish us to think about the possible effects(positive and negative) of any steps we are about to take before diving into it.

Fourteen (14) solid weeks of brain charging words here on POB-WOTW, it has actually taught me a lot and improved my writing skills. Thanks to @calumum and all supporters. Thanks to all participants, most times I learn more from your posts than I do while making researches on words. I wish you good luck in the contest