I’ve always had financial goals. However, last year, I realized that they are mostly “wishes” as I did not have actionable plans for my “goals”. So, I put action to my wishes and started actively …
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5 PRACTICAL WAYS TO BOOST YOUR CONFIDENCE
Bowed heads and slouched shoulders are symptoms of a person with a zero confidence level. Taking a glance at the dictionary, it is seen that confidence entails a self-assurance arising from belief in one’s ability …
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Of Little Things and Mustard Seeds
Did you know that- a man sentenced to five years imprisonment five years ago will be released next week and he will thus have served his term and be free to live his life as …
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5 PRACTICAL WAYS TO DEAL WITH REJECTION
Rejection is a part of life, however, how we handle it determines how well or bad our lives become eventually. At some point in time in our lives, we are bound to face one form of rejection or the other. It could either be rejection from social circles, a job offer, or whatever. Let me share with you 5 practical steps on how to handle rejection
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It’s June 2018 – Time for Goal Review and A Change of Mindset
Apart from the fact that it’s the last month in the first half of the year, hence a need to start doing goal review, I am really excited about the start of the second half of this year. To make the best of the rest of the year, you not only need a goal review, you need the right mindset.
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5 PRACTICAL STEPS ON HOW TO ACTIVELY DEVELOP CONSISTENCY
Consistency is something that regularly occurs, it is of a dependable nature and it is always reliable. It is something abstract, vague that many people desire to achieve, but it is usually gained by only a few people.
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The Day I Acquired True Wealth
I’m intelligent, beautiful, confident and outspoken. Added to this is a good knowledge of the Bible due to the fact that I hardly miss church services or personal Bible study periods. Now, because of the qualities mentioned above, I had a tendency to assume I was better than the average person; I might not show it outwardly but it was there in my heart nevertheless.
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