Not been here in a while, been having some bouts of emotional offside (mind not my choice of words!)
Leaving you with this:
“You’re God’s POS*, hope you serve your customers right!”
That’s taken(ing)* me several months to fully digest, hope it does you same J
*POS: Point Of Sale
* Taken(ing): substitute en with ing
Now i don’t really remember what aspect of the English Language Grammar deals with the proper arrangement of words, like when you want to define a bag that belongs to you, it’s branded Next, it’s orange in colour bla bla bla, ok, now you get my drift!
I wonder how many people have ever been at a loss on what to buy for who! this usually happens when you embark on a journey, now it doesn’t really matter where but you sha stepped into a plane and landed somewhere whether 15mins, 6 hrs, 24hrs or even days after! I think it’s an African or Nigerian mentality where everyone expects to get sthg upon ur return. Who cares what ur mission for travel was?? (more…)
A friend shared this piece with me:
I Woke up this morning…. lying in bed, I asked myself ‘what are some of the secrets of success in life?’ I found the answers right there, in my very room. The fan said: be cool. The roof said: aim high. The window said: see the world. The clock said: every minute is precious. The mirror said: reflect before you act. The calendar said: be updated. The door said: push hard for your goals!
I’m reading a book at the moment, Today Matters by John C. Maxwell. Therein, he shared the concept of what he calls ‘Daily Dozen’.These are his 12 critical areas for success:
Something common to each of these areas is the daily requirement, a little dose of each on a daily basis will surely guarantee success. Each critical area has been dealt with on a chapter by chapter basis with applications and self discovery exercises to propel action.
I may be back sharing what I’ve learnt, I may not! Till then, have a great week and Happy Easter!
