Progress hindrance: the mentality of destroying or hijacking in Afr...

One of the most dangerous mentalities in life is hate the act of building, you see. It is straightforward for anybody to hate building just because building takes time. It will test every positive aspect of your life, perseverance, and determination and it will test your morals because it is not always easy to build, there will be times when things are not going how they should, and there will be times when you might question yourself that is what you are doing right?

Building is often overlooked due to the perception that it is time-consuming, and people tend to prioritize quick fixes that can bring wealth. However, some individuals may have a passion for building despite their busy lives, while others may be facing personal challenges that hinder their ability to focus on long-term goals. As a result, proposing building projects to individuals who are already overwhelmed can be difficult.

Many people assume that building requires a lot of money or time but that's not entirely true. Building something worthwhile often requires more than just financial resources. For example, building a strong family or a successful business requires dedication, hard work, and patience. Unfortunately, some people struggle with building relationships or anything and may resort to interfering with someone else's progress instead.

For those who have been on this platform for a long time, you will understand why people love to hijack what others have been building, and a perfect example is what happened recently with steem and Justin Low and That's how some people do, they can't build for themselves more than we prefer to use their money or their influence or their power to hijack what you are building to enforce themselves on you. If you say no, it's either they hurt you or destroy what you are building because there is the mentality of if I can have it, you can't have it too.

Human beings as always been like this that is why you must protect what you are building.

When I was growing up, I used to hate people who love private life because I believe they are hiding something, especially in relationships. Maybe they are cheating on you; that's why they want their relationship to be private. Well, if you have been with people who just love destroying good things, you will understand why most people like that choose to keep their relationship private.

Just because a friend of mine admired my relationship, he started feeding my so-called girlfriend lies about things I don't see myself doing for life and she also believed it, and we ended up breaking up, but recently, we started having different conversations and I realized the main reason she had to let me go then, and everything was a lie, which is crazy, just because my relationship is good and you admire it, you destroyed what I was building and instead of your focus should be on building, you call other people's name just to feel good.

We have seen that in every aspect of life where Negative and ill-intentioned people can harm your brand or business reputation through various means, including hiring influencers to spread negative remarks about your products just because they want to enter the same market or start up the same business. One thing this brings about is a lack of progress, Individuals with this mindset struggle to keep up with the changing times and make advancements in their personal or professional lives.

In businesses, we often come across situations where people take over someone else's business but fail to maintain it. They can't keep up delivering a good product or maintaining good relationships with workers and they just destroy everything and we have seen that with what happened with Steemit. It hinders growth and this is one of the major problems in Africa and other developing countries. This is the main reason why there have been stagnant have not seen many changes.

In many of these countries, opportunities are scarce, which leads to many people seeing building from scratch as a daunting task. As a result, some choose to destroy the work of others and even create a toxic competitive environment by setting up the same type of business next to someone who is trying to build.

Focusing on building instead of destroying someone else's career, relationship, marriage or business is crucial. This mentality can lead to individual growth and contribute to the growth of Africa as a whole. Those who sabotage or destroy others' careers should realize the harm they are doing and strive to adopt a more constructive approach. It's time to eradicate this harmful mentality and embrace a positive, growth-oriented mindset.