The Price for The Prize
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Inspiration & Meditation, Christianity, Christian Life
| Author: | Ifeoma Eze | ISBN: | 9781370099955 |
| Publisher: | Ifeoma Eze | Publication: | February 11, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Ifeoma Eze |
| ISBN: | 9781370099955 |
| Publisher: | Ifeoma Eze |
| Publication: | February 11, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Price will always separate products in the market and for the separation to last, there has to be a disparity in quality. People are always willing to pay for the quality they desire. For Instance, the daughter of a university professor living in a duplex with all her academic needs well catered for does not need to fast and pray for the parents to realize the need for her to pay her fees before the closing date; the parents are already in the system and understand the academic need of their daughter if she must focus on her studies. But the son of a poor rural farmer might need to fast and pray for the parents to realize the need to send him to school in the first place even if they don’t have what to eat, or the means to register him for his final exams. The professor paid the price for studying which the rural farmer did not pay.
The sacrifice you make in life determines where you will end up in destiny. A writer once said, “The heights attained by great men were not by sudden flight, but they, while others were sleeping, were toiling away in the night.” While some men were busy paying the price, others were busy sleeping and wasting away their precious time and opportunity. And the disparity is the heights attained by these men.
Price will always separate products in the market and for the separation to last, there has to be a disparity in quality. People are always willing to pay for the quality they desire. For Instance, the daughter of a university professor living in a duplex with all her academic needs well catered for does not need to fast and pray for the parents to realize the need for her to pay her fees before the closing date; the parents are already in the system and understand the academic need of their daughter if she must focus on her studies. But the son of a poor rural farmer might need to fast and pray for the parents to realize the need to send him to school in the first place even if they don’t have what to eat, or the means to register him for his final exams. The professor paid the price for studying which the rural farmer did not pay.
The sacrifice you make in life determines where you will end up in destiny. A writer once said, “The heights attained by great men were not by sudden flight, but they, while others were sleeping, were toiling away in the night.” While some men were busy paying the price, others were busy sleeping and wasting away their precious time and opportunity. And the disparity is the heights attained by these men.
