THE EUCLIDEAN THEORY

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You can learn from our favorite dictum (euclid dabo and prudence Temu.) Which goes like this.. "just as cowards die many times before their dead, over confidence kills" .
I always try to avoid anything "trouble" but if it comes my way, I don't run away from it, putting in much effort to welcome it warmly, and solve it sequentially till I find that hidden "X".
You should not run away from your problems, because, unless you solve them, the will always be with you.... Adding much interest from the capital that was initially invested.
Shallom....
Yours.::.EUCLID A. B. D. ::::Aug.2016::::



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