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 Planning and evaluating our productivity  Text:1st chronicles 12:32 *Without a goal you have no plan  *planning is intentional  Plans can be  long term (yearly)or  short term(weekly or daily) *aimlessness is the worst enemy of success  *your plans have to be on paper *planning will make you do 20% of the things that will give you 80% fulfillment  *perspective thinking (successful people look into the future as far as they can look) *planning is not all about action but also what not to do discipline  *as success is not an accident, so also is failure  *making a list of everything you can think of that you could possibly do to achieve your goal *time management is life management  *know your priorities and posteriorities  *the A B C D E methods of time management  A=they are things you must do, they have serious consequences  B=should do C=right to do D=delegate aspect...

Don’t try your best, do your best I’ve come a long way studying people and I’ve noticed that, often time many people don’t even get to do their best; they hide under the shadow of trying. Imagine someone preparing for an exam and you ask how has been their preparation for exams, and you get response like “I’m trying my best”!!! What happen to “I’m doing my best?” or just picture someone who just finished writing an exam and you ask the person,” how was the exams?” and the person would be like “ummm!!! See I tried my best” sometimes our best is not even enough, and when you try your best you end up doing below your best, don’t forget that your best is not even @100% yet, the more you keep trying to do your best the more you keep doing below per. Dump trying, start doing, be confident in what you can do best, do it and stop trying. The world is waiting for you to conquer it, but you have to know that you can’t conquer the world by trying but by doing…..

What language do they speak in heaven? Have you ever thought of or even imagined what it would be like? It? Yes! Heaven: What food do they eat there? Where? Heaven? Yes! So many times we fantasies about Heaven to a point that it all look like a comic, there's no link between the dead and the living, so how then can we even verify if it's true or not! If it is a fiction then it has actually been a good one, it has made a couple of fellows live a pretty much decent and moral life but if it's not then, I don't know,  Heaven a place that's beautiful, the streets are made of Gold, in Heaven there's no tears nor pain It's all joy and joy and joy!!! Sounds like a typical Disney channel story right!, but one thing is for sure, the scriptures doesn't lie!  If it says heaven is real then it is real! If it says it's a place of joy and no sorrow, so it is! If it says it always full of light and beautiful, so it i...

*Daily☀ Bible📖 Verse✝: Isaiah 40:29* 29 He gives strength to the weary and increases the power of the weak.     29 Dá força ao cansado, e multiplica as forças ao que não tem nenhum vigor.   29 El da esfuerzo al cansado, y multiplica las fuerzas al que no tiene ningunas.   29 Il donne de la force à celui qui est fatigué, Et il augmente la vigueur de celui qui tombe en défaillance.    

“The great breakthrough in your life comes when you realize that you can learn anything you need to learn to accomplish any goal that you set for yourself.” ”Spend eighty percent of your time focusing on the opportunities of tomorrow rather than the problems of yesterday.” “Success comes when you do what you love to do, and commit to being the best in your field.” One of my absolute favourite personal development people is Brian Tracy. He has written many, many books about success, effectiveness and leadership. What do I like about him? He gets to the point quickly. Brian Tracy is one of the most concise writers I have found in the personal development niche so far. His products are often jampacked with practical value. You get stuff you can use when you buy one of his products rather than just a few tips and a lot of motivational padding. Here are just 11 of my favourite tips from Brain Tracy at the moment. If you want to learn much more I highly recommend checki...

Need easy money?  asks what must I do if I need easy money 🤑 ? There is no such thing as easy money unless you were lucky enough to be born rich. Check you expenses to see whether you are spending too much on something that you don't really need or can be obtained more cheaply. Check if you have anything of value that you can sell or rent out. Always be on the lookout for a job (a better job if you already have one) or side gigs. If you are a student, concentrate on your studies if you can afford to do so - higher education eventually leads to higher pay.  Boyfriend wants us to live together 💖 ? asks boyfriend wants us to live together 💖 ? Living together can be a big step in a relationship. You will really get to see how your partner lives from day to day - for better or for worse! Living together can also save a quite bit in expenses. It makes breaking up more difficult though - make sure both you and your boyfriend maintain financial independenc...

I've been watching you for a while  And I've been making my considerations here and there  And especially for the fact that we've been talking for sometime now  I'm beginning to connect well with you  I really like you  I admire you   I think we connect not just for the now but for the future  I really want us to be in a relationship  Well I'm not in a hurry  I want us to be friends with better understanding  Let's build it(our future together)

In October 2011, Steve Jobs passed away at the age of 56. He had just left the CEO post at Apple, the company he cofounded, for the second time. Jobs was an entrepreneur through and through, and the story of his rise is the story of Apple as a company, along with some very interesting twists. In this article, we'll look at the career of Steve Jobs and the company he founded, as well as some of the lessons there are for would-be entrepreneurs. From Blue Boxes to Apple Steve Jobs got his start in business with another Steve, Steve Wozniak, building the blue boxes phone phreakers used to make free calls across the nation. The two were members of the HomeBrew Computer Club, where they quickly became enamored with kit computers, leaving the blue boxes behind. The next product the two sold was the Apple I. It was a kit for building a PC, one the customer needed to add a monitor and keyboard to before they could do anything with them. With Wozniak do...