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
True repentance isn’t all about shedding tears and being enveloped by guilt. It’s being convicted to move on and fix our mistakes in order to become better versions of ourselves tomorrow.
Don’t fall under the pressure of having to forgive someone instantaneously within the same second that you say you forgive them. It’s a process. Little by little, the hurt will disappear and that’s just fine. … More Forgiving Yourself and Others
This is my first “official” written letter to you and I hope to express myself in the best way I can. I want to, first of all, express my gratitude for the beautiful things you have done for me, the first being giving me salvation. I am really thankful for Jesus’ birth, death and resurrection and the life it gave me. … More A Letter to Abba II
2017, we recorded a few feats and were glad to kick-start 2018 in full force. We did that and here we are, at the end of 2018, reviewing how the year went.
December is for drafting plans for the new year and making sure things are in place and that’s exactly what we are busy with at the moment. … More 2018 in Review and a Peek into 2019
I understand that so many wishes and emotions will be flying through the air this festive season, and I hope you get it right in the best way you can. … More Keeping Your Emotions in Check This Christmas
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
With this festive season comes lots of love, exchange of gifts, joy, love and of course lots of food. This means lots of buying as well, which would include non-cooking items too. In other words, lots of purchases to be made!
Before making a list of all you’ll need this holiday, pay attention to your current financial situation and consider if all you’re about writing down is really necessary.
Do you really need to give those expensive presents to everyone? Who will really understand how hard you had to work on your budget than you do? What about homemade goodies? … More 5 Ways to Avoid Debts In This Christmas Season
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
Little savings today, a little tomorrow, a bit there and a bit here is what sums up to large savings. Learning how to handle personal finance from an early stage will go a long way in helping to build a saving culture, management skill among others. … More Why Teens Need to Learn About Personal Finance
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