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Mind your business!

 1 Thessalonians  4:11  "And that ye study to be quiet, and to do your own business, and to work with your own hands, as we commanded you;"

One of the hallmarks of successful people is focus & minding their businesses. A lot of times people spend time intruding or prying to others' affairs, some say "I'm not gossiping but I just feel we should talk about what this person is doing". I love a particular instance in the scriptures where Jesus perfectly demonstrated minding one's business, Luke  12:14 "And he said unto him, Man, who made me a judge or a divider over you?". As a man on a journey of greatness, you don't need to meddle into the affairs of others, however this doesn't mean you keep quiet when others are suffering injustice, but when its got to do with other people's matter and your opinion isn't sought, stay away and focus on your own work. A man who has time to meddle into other people's affairs will not have time to grow his own business. Show me a man who meddles into everyone's business, and I'd show you a man heading for irrelevance and poverty. You must focus on your own work, as we start a new week, focus on your own business, and ignore meddling into matters that don't concern you. Also, in addition, keep busybodies away from you, a busybody will always infect you with a whole lot of negativity. Do have a fruitful week ahead as you mind and grow your business. 

(Daily Nuggets with Tobi Adebayo)

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