Hello there, if you missed the first part of the writeup on rejections, you can read that here. In this episode, we elaborate on why rejections are normal, outcomes of
CRUSHED. BROKEN HEARTED. DEJECTED. DENIED. DEVASTATED. In the dimly lit corridors of our lives, there exists a formidable adversary, an unwelcome guest, and an unrelenting foe that we all must
If I perish, I perish! Are you prepared to soldier on in your purpose in the face of death? It's effortless to love your life when everything is going as
By doing what makes you happy, you not only benefit yourself but also those around you.
Explore how Nehemiah’s story can inspire and inform your own leadership journey.
The simple answer to 'How to not fail,' is to live without trying. To live without venturing into anything new. To live without stepping out of your comfort zone which
The next time, you see your ‘yet to be realised’ idea in full motion by another, remember that many people would have the same idea but the approach would be different. YOU are not them and THEY are not you. We all have fingers but God blessed each and everyone with unique finger prints. Don’t forget this!
These strategies have proven effective in my life, and my sincere wish is that they inspire you to create your unique tradition, one that will turn birthdays into an occasion you eagerly anticipate, no matter the circumstances you find yourself in.
For individuals blessed with multiple gifts and passions, it becomes even more important to discern the current season of life and focus on what truly matters in that particular season.
“Who sent you?” was a question I would occasionally ask myself, but in the end, my own self-imposed limitations were overturned, and I saw that even the strongest barriers could be dismantled with time.
About the book Kids grow up with the one-sided view that superheroes wear capes and are able to do extraordinary things with their "superpowers." This book inspired by my kids
“The best introduction to art is to stroll through a museum.
The more art you see, the more you’ll learn to define your own taste.”
– Jeanne Frank
