The Excellent Teenager: How to Be More Than Average in Today’s World

You don’t become an excellent teenager by chance. You become one by choosing growth over comfort, discipline over distraction and purpose over pressure. Our world needs more excellent teenagers who will lead, build, influence and transform our society, and you should be one of them. … More The Excellent Teenager: How to Be More Than Average in Today’s World

Bipolar Disorder or Depression: 5 Myths and Facts About them

A child can be depressed. Either as a result of trauma from sexual harassment, peer pressure in school, harsh words from parents Etc. Regardless of age, background, and ethnic group, a child can still slip into depression. And at a young age, … More Bipolar Disorder or Depression: 5 Myths and Facts About them

Making Excuses For People: a Peaceful Way to Live

Rather than drowning in anger, bitterness, and frustration, what if we choose to start making excuses for people?

We draw out conclusions and make certain projections which are mostly negative and based only on what we see on the surface.

But rather than drowning in anger, bitterness, and frustration, what if we choose to start making excuses for people? By doing this, we get to put our mind in a place of rest/peace. … More Making Excuses For People: a Peaceful Way to Live

#EndSARS: My Experience as an Online Protester

This past week has had me on a rollercoaster of emotions. Pain. Anger. Sorrow. Frustration. Despair. From hearing people speak up about their ordeals in the hands of SARS operatives to seeing graphic images and watching horrifying videos of extra-judicial killings masterminded by this infamous unit, I have felt these emotions over and over again.

At first, I felt guilty for feeling all of these things because while it was clear that I needed a break, I honestly didn’t think I had a right to one. I thought it selfish to step back when there were people at the frontlines risking their lives. … More #EndSARS: My Experience as an Online Protester