There was a time when the Atinka family were farmers. They only knew how to farm since that was the only work their predecessors taught them. They had a family land very small but big enough to feed the whole family. Everyday, they went to plant and when it came to harvest, they did it diligently. In the family, the men did most of the farm work (from weeding using cutlasses to planting mainly).
The harvesting was done by the women and children. As time went on, the men grew old and could not be as efficient as before and so did some of the women . The children were now the vibrant men and women.Then the cycle began again as it had for years before. Mr. Atinka had a friend Mr. Akoto,who had been to school in the city and understood the need for change so on visiting his old friend after retirement as a Mechanical Engineer, he decided to introduce to the Atinkas what he knew that could help reduce human labor on the farm and at the same time, increasing farm produce.
Mr. Atinka did not love the idea initially for one simple reason. To him, the question he kept on asking within his mind was, “what if it doesn’t work as promised and we loose everything”. To Mr.Atinka, his family had used a strategy for years and it had worked for generations so why change it now? These were the valid concerns of the head of the Atinka family so he declined the opportunity to retire early and have a residual source of meal for he and his family.
The point of this story is to bring out the importance of change which is inevitable by the way. It is to show you how the acceptance of a new way of doing things could save generations to come the hustle the old generation went through. Take the blockchain for example, it is a new way for people to build trust and keep track of a myriad of information such as Land titles, Birth Records and a whole lot.
I hope this not so perfect story in a way incites you to look up to the future with hopes of greater joy.
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I look forward to writing such a good piece as you do. It's great bro. Yere wo ho.
Beautiful story, what happens is that many of our predecessors is not that seintan resigned to the changes, only that they will feel less useful, they were always active is one of the reasons I notice. Despite the age they may have, they want to feel active since most of their lives have been workers. But of course, technology, new machinery that achil ajilizar work without so much human effort is the reality more fruitful for new generations and above all greater profits.
Well it's a unusual way to compare this farmer with blockchain. There are so many ways to get information on the internet nowadays. I don't really see the connection with the story of this farmer.... so help me .....
You might have a good say but take your time to read the post you will then identify the core value of the post.
the world is changing without a doubt, in history we can confirm it. nothing remains static .. very good story. regards
Change is the constant thing in our society that is in a state of flux, and we must be willing and ready to embrace it with discretion.
Thanks for sharing.
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Very interesting story. Your story is very common in our country. People are not open for change. Humans will not take risk for a change. Good thing, that the new generation is now trying. Thanks to the presence of social media it opens up the mind of people to become optimistic for change. Your post is worth the read as it captures the heart of the many. Thank you for the wonderful share.
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Excellent piece Kwaku. The beginning of a positive change may not always be comfortable but pays a great deal at the end. Thanks for the insight.
muy cierto en cambio es inevitable pero siempre hay una nueva estrategia para realizar las cosas y como dices ver la vida coln optimismo y alegria