O. C. Novak Michael

    A man with an attitude of self-discovery is more likely to discover who he is than a man with self-discovery aptitude. Attitude of self-discovery is more a matter of faith berthed by conviction of who you really are while self-discovery aptitude is more of an activity motivated by association with the environment. In Dr. Myles Munroe book “Spirit of Leadership, ” the story of a lion among sheep is told:   There was once a farmer who lived in this village and also was a herder of sheep. One day, he took his sheep out to pasture, and while they were grazing, he suddenly heard a strange noise coming from a patch of grass, which first sounded like a kitten. Led by his curiosity, the old shepherd went to see what was the source of this insistent sound, and to his surprise, he found a lone shivering lion cub, obviously separated from his family. His first thought was the danger he would be in if he stayed too close to the cub and his parents returned. So the old man...