My Heart Has Been Set On Fire??

“The saddest tragedy of life is a heart that has not caught fire”- Mike Murdock, Secrets of the Richest Man Who Ever Lived.

Truer words have never been spoken!.

I absolutely agree because when my heart caught a certain fire in 2020, it completely altered my course

??During the COVID pandemic, I set out to maximize the period by actively learning and pursuing my love for pastry making.

What started as a personal love evolved into a food business(All Xpecial Bites)

I had no thoughts or plans to ever venture into business field before then, it was just beyond my wildest dreams and my greatest imagination

If someone hinted that I would be in business, I'd probably have bet my last coin in disbelief!??

Yet here I stand today, actively chasing what was once an inconvenience idea.

“Was it difficult at some point?”, yeah, very much at most points; juggling business with demands of medical school work was not small heat and now with clinical practice - but you know what, God’s grace has been unending

At a certain point, I took a break for close to a year but that never extinguished the fire

With the unflinching support of family and loved ones, we came back into business much stronger and with a refined sense of direction

The overwhelming sense of direction and fulfillment it gives coupled with the satisfaction of my Xpecial clients turns every sweat and periods of exhaustion into a worthwhile endeavor

So, permit me to rephrase Mike Murdock’s quote:

“The saddest tragedy of life is a heart that has not caught the fire of passion and purpose for in its discovery lies great joy and fulfillment”

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