MIssed Opportunies by Kenneth Harper Finton ©2014
“We often miss opportunity because it’s dressed in overalls and looks like work.” — Thomas A. Edison
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS ONCE?
Does opportunity only knock once? Leon Spinks said it was so. He said that “opportunity knocks only once. You never know if you’ll get another opportunity.” Leon knows about knocking. He was the boxer that defeated Mohammad Ali in February of 1978 in a fifteen round decision fight.
Nonetheless, opportunity presents itself often. Opportunity is a set of circumstances that makes it possible to do something. Hopefully, this action is a creative act, but it could just as easily be destructive.
Opportunities are time sensitive. We have all missed many opportunities. Sometimes they slide by unrecognized. Sometimes we are not ready for them. Sometimes we choose to ignore them.
Whatever your secret desires, there are always ways to make them ripen.
“MAKE IT…
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Kenneth Harper Finton 
The opportunities that are missed are representations of why there are being had missed opportunities, and the opportunity taken shows that there was never an opportunity missed, but that the opportunity was exactly no opportunity but the situation as it could only be — that such an opportunity is only missed in the past.
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