A hungry stomach, an empty pocket, and a broken heart teach you the most valuable lessons in life

Have you heard the saying: ‘A hungry man is an angry man?’ It may not be entirely true because, in most instances, a hungry man is a thoughtful man.

Life has a way of teaching us lessons we would not have learned anywhere. The moment you realize that you have squandered your time, money and feelings, you come back to your senses and rethink.

The great business ideas come to us when we are broke. The willingness to save for the future comes to us when our pockets are empty. The thought to be frugal with spending comes to us when we are hungry and the need to have an emotional intelligence dawns on us when our hearts are in shambles and tatters.

Why do we have to always wait until we are an obscure situation or the unfortunate happens before we begin to think of how to lead a better life.

As they say, opportunities come but ounce but nowadays, the opportunities are disguised or do not come at all. That is a more reason why our lives need to have a plan…a conscious plan.

Your ability to plan how to spend your money will help you to save for the future. And your ability to constantly save for the future will eventually make you financially independent.

You allowed that relationship to get into your head and rob you of your conscience. You saw the signs written on the wall but you were blinded with a false sense of love. Consequentially you had your heartbroken. Now you have come back to your senses and blaming yourself for not being smart and intelligent enough.

Yes! You weren’t smart but life has taught you a priceless lesson. The next time you decide to go into any relationship, you’ll be on the guard not to repeat your previous mistakes. That is life helping you to be wise.

But some people never learn from the lessons of life. They continue to repeat their mistakes and regret but make no effort to change.

They may perhaps remain broke, have failed relationships or think God does not love them. Allow life to be your teacher and you’ll forever not miss a thing.

To conclude, never be a fool; for once bitten twice shy.