Experience is the instructor that literature can never be. Everyone is different, created uniquely with gifts andtalents that can not be taught in a book. A person that ventures off after something that has nothing to do with their inner desire, can easily be taught to do something that they have no skill to do. What experience provides however in contrast the what you read, is the enlightenment that comes with getting your hands dirty. To physically interact with something can tell person that there are a million ways to do a task, whereas a book tells you of one way; which limits your creative capacity. A perfect example is how children think so much further out of the box than many adults. When children grow olfer, they are less creative, unless they are put in an environment that stimulates creativity. I’ve ran into “Can’t” so many times, there is so much logic with can’t, safey precuations and regulations put in place so that you remain secure. Those very securities introduce us to the dangers that we face, the dangers that we do not acknowlege as such. If a mother was afraid of her child to trip, she would never teach her child to walk. It is through our experiences that we face different trials meants that stregthens us and reveal our capabilities to us. There is alot that we can do and achieve, because The Lord made us outstanding regardless of our shortcomings. We are outstanding because through Christ we can do all things.

Experience is the instructor that literature can never be. -Chelbe Tebbs