Throw your dice

Snake-Ladder, during our little game, is a fine example of a game of human fate. There are patches that must be overcome. There are stairs that will take us up to a higher plot. There is a snake that will make us go down to the wet underneath.
We live. And was playing with a lot of snake-Ladder board. There is a board called college. There is a board called a career. Like it or not with a game that is being lived, everyone has to go. Or he just kept it there in the plot. Like it or not, everyone has to shake and throw dadunya. And that's the extent of human endeavor: roll the dice (and predict the results with the theory of probability). The end result, how much sum that comes out, is the absolute power of God. What is the Snake that we will meet, or Ladder, it is Allah who regulate. And that's where fate. The power we are only limited to roll the dice.
Unfortunately, there are also people who are reluctant to roll the dice and think that that is his fate. That's where his fate, the plots were. Those who are poor, continued to be there. Accepting the situation as fate, without ever throwing the dice.
They are afraid to roll the dice, never went anywhere. Those who are reluctant to roll the dice, never finish the game.
Each time you see Snake, throw dadumu back. Optimislah that among so many throws, you'll find a ladder. The difference between the optimist and the pessimist when they both failed, The pessimists find disappointment and the Optimists have hope.

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