It is just a few hours into the new year, and you can still make it count. All you need to do is make a list of the goals you could not achieve in this year, the mistakes you made and how you should have been better. After doing this, write on a new page how you intend to handle them in the new year. … More Letting Go of 2018
The ride’s been great and fun! 2018 was my legal year, Lol, so I embarked on another verge. I can’t trade the lessons and memories I’ve made here for anything in the world.
There are lessons we need to learn outside the classroom. The lessons life teaches and hey, what life teaches you is what remains with you throughout your life. … More Five Lessons 2018 Taught Me
2018 started out with no fairy tale dreams or resolution, it started with a made up mind to act on deliberation and accountability. I wish we all could put an end to this year, so I can take a peep into 2019, and see what the new year has for me. This post is meant to keep you in a self-reflective mode; at least by doing that, you will know how perfect or almost perfect your year could have been … More Lessons From 2018: Daring and Fruitful
When you see people move in a different direction from yours, it does not necessarily mean you are wrong or they are. Neither is it that they do not know where they are going. We are all on different missions. The destination differs.
However, if you are headed in a way that will not lead to a place of fulfillment, make a quick turn, so you do not waste away this short moment of your life. … More Keep On Moving
Choice of career determines destiny and an understanding of purpose helps to know what field of study to go. Most times, the supposed fame attached to a career is the reason why some parents want their children to go for it. Now, it isn’t about disobeying your parent but about giving your best to all you do. Let them know what you want and be good at it so they won’t have any choice but to let you go for what you desire. … More Pressures From Parents on Choosing a Career Path
It is tempting to just copy what others are doing or to copy what anyone is doing.
Learning from what others do well can be effective if done properly. To improve your practices, you can see what works for others, pick the principles for that success and then determine how to adapt them to your situation.
Don’t copy effort; learn from already laid down principles. … More Don’t Copy Effort
Don’t you think it’s time you evaluated your method of communication?
To communicate whatever issues you may be having as a teenager, have you taken time to check if your method will be accepted and understood?
Remember that a communication is only authentic when it’s been received, accepted, and responded to. … More Effective Communication
I realized that there are a lot of people like me out there who because we don’t have what the world has deemed a talent, we hide away believing we have nothing to offer. We’re all talented in one way or another, maybe not in the way the world considers a talent but trust me, no one is talentless. … More Is Anyone Talentless?
God predestined you, He foreknew you and has a plan for you which can only be unveiled to you by communing with him. No one is too small to communicate with God. As a teenager, you can always communicate with the father; in fact, God loves it the most. A lot of people live to regret their lives because they didn’t get it right with God from the start. … More Why you Should Take God Seriously as a Teen
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