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TMO 2020 Roundup!

December 26, 2020

2020 was quite a year for everyone. Like you, we were excited about the start of the new decade (or the end of the last decade?). We had our plans for the year neatly laid out. All we needed to do was join hands together in solidarity and make our dreams come true.

But, hey! Life comes with surprises and here we are! There were twists and turns in our plans but the good part is that we made a few things work.

Let us take you through the journey of 2020 in TMO.

Ready? Set? Come on now! 💃🏾🕺🏾 … More TMO 2020 Roundup!

How To Promote Your Sight As A Teenager

December 23, 2020

The human eyes are as important as every other part of your body. I believe you should promote the health of your eyes and sight as a teenager. However, there are many misconceptions about human eyes, especially for teenagers, which is why many are concerned about their sight.

As a teenager, you must understand that your vision is still developing, and you need to take care of it properly. This article will explain five ways to promote your sight and prevent any form of injury or infection. … More How To Promote Your Sight As A Teenager

To Our Men🥂

November 19, 2020

As a little child growing up, I thought my mother did all the work and had to take credit for it all, but now I am grown and I know better. Now I know that although men may not be seen through the world’s view as the “weaker vessel”, they still have their moments of weakness. They are men and yes, they are vulnerable. … More To Our Men🥂

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Doctor-Patient Communication: How to Prepare for a Visit to the Hospital

November 12, 2020

The importance that proper symptoms communication plays in the process of quality diagnosis cannot be underestimated; not only does it help the patient to recover quickly and better, while also being cost-effective, it also saves the Health Care Provider (HCP) time and help them to channel their energy in the right direction.

N.B- One challenge that medical practitioners have with their patients is patients’ non-compliance with medical advice. Especially as it concerns tests and drug use. Many times, the center for tests are often different from the initial point of consultation, and when tests is numerous, patients skip some which should have contributed to the diagnosis process. Drug use is often skipped too due to several like-a-work schedule. … More Doctor-Patient Communication: How to Prepare for a Visit to the Hospital

Dealing with Heartbreak

November 11, 2020

Relationships are like glass, sometimes it’s better to leave them broken than try to hurt yourself putting it back together.

Getting over a broken heart can take a lot of energy, work and time. It’s like quicksand; it takes and takes. You might think you’re over it, then the memories filter through your eyes. The scenes play like the fairytale you imagined – the happily-ever-after narrative. You get washed up with feelings all over again. … More Dealing with Heartbreak

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#TMOC5: Staying Financially Intelligent as a Teenager

November 7, 2020

This is a compilation of the third session in TMO Conversations 5.0. It was held by Edna Jennifer, MSc. Finance and Investment & Personal Finance Enthusiast, in a Tweet Chat.

Financial intelligence is not the goal. Financial freedom is the goal. So as you aim to get freedom, treat yourself every now and then. Reward yourself. It’s easier to convince yourself to keep saving & investing when you can see the benefits.

Read more on our blog … More #TMOC5: Staying Financially Intelligent as a Teenager