One Step At a Time

In this book, Segun Adesesan offers a vivid and gradual approach to life achievement. He opines that the fact about our existence is that talent is not the same thing as maturity and that brilliance is not equal to applied experience. He believes it is a big error to promote people above what they know, and that it is a mistake for so many to aspire for a certain position or opportunity when they have not made enough preparation. More so, he posits that most people who believe in competing all the time never rise above those they compete with. Going by the above position, this book, therefore, deals with orderliness and systematic approach to life and achievement. It points to the danger of rat race, ambition and competition among people. You might have to discover in the end that what you are in a hurry for could be achieved gradually and effectively if we allow timing to dictate and take proper approach.