What are the chances?

A person given a company (complete with customer base, ongoing business, goodwill, equipment, staff, building, stock, lock and barrel) to run, with 5 million dollars cash in the company's bank account. Will he 100% succeed? Hard to tell. It all depends on how he manage (his company and his 24 hours every day), right?
Likewise, as long as we are alive and healthy, we have everything we need to succeed in the things we commit to. But that doesn't mean we will succeed.
We have what it takes to succeed. But if we don't deploy what we have in the right way, the right results will not happen.
Too often we choose to focus on complaining what we don't have and ended up overlooking at what we already have and then deploy them wisely to achieve whatever outcome we desire.
It's a shame really. We fail not because we don't have the qualities inside us but because we choose not to use them.

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