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                      THE LITTLE BOY AND THE CANDY         STORE.                                                    A kid with his dad walked into a candy store and was bedazzled by the array of numerous provision made available. Confused, “which should I pick? Which should I choose?’’ the kid was in a battle with his mind. “time is at war against us son,’’ said the dad. ‘’these are my favorite. No. wait, this, no, this’’ as the kid said this confusingly he walked along the aisles trying to surmount indecision. And immediately Came the loud voice from dad, “quick, son. We should be out of here,’’ This boy did a race with his eyes as he snappily glanced from one shelf to the other until impatient dad grabbed his hands and out of the store hurriedly walked they both. The kid wanted them all but ended up having none. Conquered by indecision, he wept. We are that little boy and the world we live is that candy store. We are tempted to have a taste of everything around us, we are tem

TWO INVESTMENT THAT WILL PAY HANDSOME PROFIT YEARS TO COME. 1. Education : True education is the soundest investment you can make for yourself. But let's be sure we understand what education really is. some folks measure education by the number of years spent in school or the number of diplomas, certificate and degrees earned, but this quantative approach to education doesn't necessarily produce a successful person. Ralph Benites expressed attitude of top business executives toward education this way .'' Two of our most outstanding president never had opportunity to attend colleague. although some of our present officers have doctor degrees. Twelve out of forty have no college degrees. we are intrested in compentency not diplomas. a diploma or degree will help you get a job. but business is intrested in compentency, not diplomas. To others, education means the quantity of informationa person have logged in his brain. but this kind of fact will not get you anywhere