ZORB
ZORB
A lot of decisions in life are not very easy to make, they would sometimes require that one look away from the comfort, convenience, and safety, and look towards achieving results. You take a leap into the risky zone, and hope that all things work in your favour. The journey may not be smooth and easy, but when completed, it would be worth every bit of it.
In the sport of zorbing, people go inside a zorb (a large air cushioned hollow ball) and are rolled down a hill. The person in the zorb may not find it funny being rolled uncontrolled in that ball, but he would arrive at his destination safe and in time. It would have been impossible for one to go down same hill on anything else without a high risk of getting injured.
Sometimes, you have to go into an uneasy territory; at times, you have to let the wheels be, and let it go on autopilot; nothing in life is a guarantee, and nothing is achieved without an amount of risk, but not all risks are good risks. Before taking risks, you must examine the kind of risk, and what is in it for you, you should take calculated rather than blind risks.
Go into the ZORB; close your eyes to the fears; do what you want to do; live the life you have always wanted to live; the riskier, the more rewarding; those who would not take risks will not achieve greatness. It may be scary in the ZORB, but you will surely get to your destination faster. Nothing in life comes easy, whatever comes easy, goes easy.
(A➡️Z)14➕Z)
John Kamikun
Author, "366 days of wisdom".
