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This is a guest post by Pastor Ademola Awoyele of Destiny Impact Church, Akure, Nigeria. Pastor Demola’s core area of ministry is equipping people to become what God has ordained them to be. Connect with him on Facebook and Twitter … Continued
Let’s face it – life can get so busy that we skimp on the important things. For instance, how many books did you read last week and which ones are you reading this week? We live in a fast paced world … Continued
If we’re going to succeed and make significant progress in life, especially as leaders, we must learn to keep our fears to ourselves and share our inspiration with others. In other words, don’t infect others with your fear; inspire them … Continued
Let’s face it – we all want to multiply our income and create more impact. It’s our motives that differ. More money means more options. It gives us the latitude to do the things that matter to us, the kind … Continued
This post is a contribution from ‘Tosin Oyetade, a student of Obafemi Awolowo University, an aspiring psychologist and a budding entrepreneur. “So, what did you say your son does?”, Dare asked his friend Tope as they left the restaurant after a … Continued
We have heard so much about making a difference in our world that we probably don’t need more motivational talk. What we need is decisive action springing up from a foundation of self awareness. This is because you must first … Continued
In a previous article, I pointed out the generally accepted fact that reading is a habit of great leaders. In addition to being a great investment in one’s personal development, it is one of the most powerful sources of growth, … Continued
A “word picture” of what success means to us is both not only a self-fulfilling prophecy but also a compass that guides us through the labyrinth of life.
Everyone agrees that reading is very important. Through reading, one encounters insights that one might not have accessed otherwise. Consequently, readers have the benefit of a broadened mental and intellectual horizon, increased knowledge and elevated understanding. Through reading, we expose ourselves to new cultures, ideas, beliefs and ways of life which may be different from those in our immediate environment. Oprah Winfrey described this well when she said, “Books were my personal pass to freedom. I learned to read at age three, and soon discovered there was a whole world to conquer that went beyond our farm in Mississippi.”
Rather than being a cause for wild excitement and boisterous displays, the beginning of a new year is more like a stopover to reflect, retool and refuel.