I never give up,
but I learned when to quit.
Introduction
Anything in life worth having takes work to keep it. Say this to any that takes pride in their work and they will nod “yes” and get back to work.
This is the mindset of anyone doing what they love for a cause that they believe in.
The word “quit” isn’t even a thought or a word to us types of people.
The T.M.I.
This type of mindset is a gift and a curse. Being around people with the same goals and work ethic is a must.
Lazy and opportunist persons will use this trait to their advantage, knowing that the person will passionately work to achieve the shared goals.
Credit is not really important as getting the task completed.
This mindset can be easily high-jacked and put to work on tasks of “world destruction.”
What’s the Point?
I’m glad you asked.
I learned to quit. Not to give up.
I quit the tasks that bring me no happiness.
I quit that person who brings drama and confusion.
I leave broken, what can not be fixed.
In Conclusion
I have been ‘Bob the Builder’ my whole life. Can we fix it? (Lookin-ass-boy)
I spend many years fixing that free car, if you get it running? Watch me flex!(Lookin-ass-boy)
The backstory when someone asks you about ‘the car’ is the allure I guess.
However, people with never ending emergencies are not the type of people I want to be around.
Somethings are broken, others are destroyed.
Some dastards are puzzle pieces for the future generation to build new heights; but not all.
My name is Kinfolk Wellin’,
and I thank you for your time.
Hold on…P.S.
Thank you everyone that rock wit me.
I think that’s what the young-sta say.)
I see the growth in my numbers across the board.
I don’t do not make content for fame, I make it to be enjoyed.
Anything with the (Kinfolk Wellin’) brand name really come from my brain and experience.
I promise you the more you engage the better the content will get. Thank you again for you support, that’s love.
Peace.
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