Three traits that could make the world a better place.

Hello everyone. Una welcome back to my blog. How are y'all doing.?Hope you are doing well?
It's my pleasure to be here again this week. I'm going to be writing on three traits I think if everyone in the world had, it would be a better place.

Everybody get his or her own wahala for their body. We have where we de better and also where we no too try. That is we get our strength and weakness. But I'll be writing about three traits that I think if everyone in the world possesses it, the world will definitely be a better place.

I'll be talking about just three of them.
.Patience
.Transparency
. Courage
If a man could have at least these things I really think the world would be better. These three traits could make a good person.

PATIENCE
Patience can be defined as the capacity for a person to accept and tolerate a person or a situation without seeing the need to be annoyed. A patient person has the ability to wait without being angry . You have the willingness to endure whether things go your way or not.

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In our today's world a lot of people don't have the patience to stop and think in any situation before they act. That is why a lot of people are victims of murder and end up in the prison yard.

If everyone in the world has patience it will really help, because a lot of things will be endured and a lot of problems will go away. Having patience brings a sense of peace. If the world has patience , the world is better equipped to handle it's challenges and just keep moving forward.

Patience helps handle and manage enotions, especially when you are not sure or you are uncertain of a situation. Patience can make a person handle really challenging situations and avoid making hasty decisions that might have negative consequences later.

I go share small tori of wetin happen for the city where I de. E happen for this Nigeria gon gon. A beautiful woman had an occasion at home and the things needed to cook the food was not enough so she rushed out to buy them.

This woman don wait tire for years, she no get pikin. After years na, the aunty born twins, so the I occasion here na her bby Dem child dedication. In the market stall wey she go buy garri, the seller come notice say her phone no de wey she keep am.

The seller raised an alarm and before you knew it, the whole market descended on the woman. Before I could close my eyes, jungle justice. The woman was set ablaze. Few minutes later, the phone was ringing, under the table where she actually kept it. But was it not too late, an innocent woman had been burnt to death.

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Patience is so essential, because if she had the patience to look for the phone. A lot of problems would have passed by. I was sad, I tried to think of how her family would feel at that time.

TRANSPARENCY
Transparency means being open and honest. Transparency needs a person to share his or her thoughts and opinions honestly and respectfully. A transparent person is always direct.

In the world today people are not direct, open and not honest . Being transparent make people trusted. When there is Transparency, there is bound to be accountability, in the place of work, even in the government. Everyone works towards one goal. There will always be a honest communication and trust will be built.

In day to day business, even at home, when a person is open and honest about a situation , there is bound to be less problems of money lossing, scam and less fraudsters.

COURAGE
Courage can be said to be the quality of mind or spirit that enables a person or gives a person the ability to face a dangerous, painful and difficult situation without fear. A courageous person is also a brave person.

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If everyone could be courageous,that is acknowledge their fears,be able to confront it, have this inner positive self talk, just know that you have to try to make yourself comfortable around uncomfortable situations, the world will sure be a better place.

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@imaima