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Growth is something we all desire. But it doesn’t come on a platter. There are demands and responsibilities that always come with our quest to improve and become a better person. More often than not, all these usually boil down to two things: the need to give up certain things and the willingness to take …
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From as early as 8 years, I have been involved with leadership. And this ranges from various dimensions of secular service roles to the academic and spiritual. Everywhere I went; it seemed there was always a seat reserved for me. And I kept wondering, ‘Why do I keep getting these appointments? Why does Providence keep lending …
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Sometimes, it seems life just tosses you around whichever way. It seems as if you are just being swayed around by people, technology, social media and circumstances; without a control over anything. You just seem not to be able to get a hold on your life. And you are wondering: ‘how can I actually be …
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Government directives to curb the pandemic are making us stay more indoors now. Find out practical ways to engage yourself as the Covid-19 lockdown wears on.
One of the biggest challenges of a busy student is time management. And Jim Rohn was right when he said, ‘Either the day runs you or you run the day.’ But how do you run your day when there’s so much to do, and it doesn’t look like 24 hours would be enough? To-do lists …
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Failing an exam is not something desirable but sometimes it happens. When it does, what matters is not that we failed but how we respond. #1. Find Out the Cause of the Failure In Nigeria, there’s a saying that, when a child slips and falls on the road, he looks ahead and not behind; crying, …
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