To ensure a full experience, what must firstly be of knowledge is when and where to be. There is no worse tragedy than being in the wrong time, especially for something so important as a life experience. Time, like water that slips through fingers clinched in efforts to arrest it; it eludes even the mightiest of mankind. Since none can stop it but the Almighty it is best to make good use of what time we have since wasting it would be tragic.

What is most consequential of all about time, is knowing when it is–the “right” time–since to be wrong about it could be catastrophic much less a regret. Since no man has ever been applauded for being tardy; it is best to be punctilious in punctuality than pungently tardy, for one who withers time for the sake of grandiose effects is not remembered for much other than being habitually late. Time is far too precious, though ever-elusive, to lose to the ignorance of its importance.

One who can manage such an elusive thing as time to work in favor, can manage even the most daunting of tasks, for time will be as a patriot to the task on command.

Tshombe Sekou