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Limitations Start From You By Leon Of Lifehack 🐭🐁 When was the last time you felt like you had no control over something? 🎐🎌🎏 Maybe it was some challenges you faced at work, or problems in your relationship that made you feel powerless over the situation? There may have been, or still are certain limitations holding you back from being in control of your life... But if you think about why you're feeling this way, or why you're stuck in this position, do you realize that  you're  the one deciding to feel or act this way? Everything that you've ever achieved, and want to accomplish comes from you -  your mind.  You essentially set the limits and expectations for what you want in life. So how you look at limitations also start from your thoughts. On the surface, limitations are things that prevent you from doing something, but if you dig deeper, you'll find that  limitations are the things that keep you constrained inside a loop. They keep

🍶☕🍧 Written By Mark Manson  The Great Accelerator of Change 🐁🐭🐹🐘 Welcome to another Mindf*ck Monday email, the only weekly newsletter that seeks progress through failure and wisdom through error. Each week, I introduce three ideas that challenge us to be slightly less terrible human beings. This week, we’re discussing: 1) how pausing society has paradoxically become an accelerant of change, 2) why people are having less sex, and 3) our growing inability to simply be ordinary.  Let’s get into it.  (Note: If you enjoy these emails and know someone who would benefit from them, please consider forwarding this to them. If you are reading this for the first time and would like to receive this newsletter every week, please  sign up here . It’s free and comes with a back rub… okay, that’s a lie, there is no back rub. Still,  sign up .)  1. The Great Accelerator  - Throughout history, economic crises have had a tendency to accelerate the economic

The best thing that ever happened to you 👑🎩🎓 Mark Manson,  Written Content  🌂💷💶💴💸 Welcome to another Mindf*ck Monday newsletter, the only weekly email that refuses to lie and say it likes your shitty haircut. Every week, I send out three ideas to hopefully make you a less terrible person. Sometimes it works. Other times we just laugh and continue being awful humans. This week, we’re talking about: 1) how to make your struggle the best thing that ever happened to you, 2) how to spot leverage points in life, and 3) surprise, bitches! I actually do have an app!  Let’s get into it.  (Note: If you enjoy this newsletter and know someone else who would enjoy it, consider forwarding it to them. If you’re reading this for the first time,  click here to sign up  and receive it every Monday.)  1. The best thing that ever happened to me  - In 2018, I spent three and a half months on business-related trips. In 2019, I spent nearly five months on business-related tri

 Break Free With Purpose  By Leon From Lifehack  Hi  Friends, Are You Ready To Change Your Life? 🚽🛀🛁🚿 To do so, it's important to break free from your limitations. And, to break free of your limitations, it's incredibly important to start with the right mindset. The best way to achieve the right mindset is to develop a very strong  sense of purpose . You've got to know what you're really after and always remember what you're working towards. It's too easy to forget within the bustle of your day to day that focusing on your purpose can really help guide you to living the life you've always dreamed. My friend recently shared a short story with me that I feel really illustrates this point well. It goes something like this. Two friends who were walking together along a deserted path found themselves getting quite thirsty. Suddenly, they came across a clean pool of water, and they both took out their cups to dr

By Mark Manson  Welcome to another Motherfuggin’ Monday email, the only weekly newsletter that dresses in all black, wears eyeliner, and sits alone brooding in its room because life is endless pain and get out of my room, Mom, geez!  Anyway… uh, every week we cover three new and interesting ideas, hopefully to make you a slightly less awful human being. This week, we’re talking: 1) lottery tickets and happiness, 2) the paradox of getting what you want, and 3) some thoughts about calendars.   Let’s get to it.  (Note: If you like this newsletter, then please forward it to someone you know and tell them to read it or else you’ll hate them forever. They can then  sign up themselves  and be a cool kid, too.)  1. Why the Lottery Makes People Happy  - Hundreds of millions of people all over the world play the lottery each week, making the game just as popular as it is financially stupid. Unlike casino games such as Blackjack or Roulette, your average expected return

ANCHOR SCRIPTURE: HABAKKUK 2:1-3 MESSAGE TOPIC: THE NECESSITY OF VISION By: Dr. Paul Enenche SERVICE OBJECTIVE: To understand why possessing vision is important to life The absence of vision can be equal to the wastage of life (Prov. 29:18) WHAT IS VISION? 1. Vision is insight into God’s purpose for a person’s life (Jer. 1:5) It is accessing the mind of God for life’s purpose 2. Vision is access to God’s original intention for a person’s creation (Rom. 8:28) 3. Vision is the mental picture of a desirable future (Gen. 13:14-15) Vision is the internal photograph of the future reality 4. Vision is the internal imagination of life’s destination (Eph. 3:20) It is an inner conscious definition of life’s destination NECESSITY OF VISION: 1. Vision brings focus to life’s pursuit thus helping to avoid the trap of distraction (Phil. 3:13-14; 1Cor. 9:26) When you are easily distracted, vision is lacking 2. Vision brings action to life (Hab. 2:2) It delivers from the spell o

 By Michael C. Onah  Buchi Emecheta quote before she passed on the darkest night.   Florence Buchi Emecheta ( was born in the year 1944) in lagos state till 25 January 2017 Emecheja had deceased. She was a Nigeria born British novelist. And she had stayed in the UK from 1962, she had written plays concerning her life (autobiography), also well work for children. She had written like more than 15 expensive and educative books for everyone including second-class citizen In 1974, the pride price 1976, the slave girl 1977, and   the joy of the mother wood in the year 1979. All of them are moving and selling well in the market and also recommended in schools. She had separated with her husband in time of hard ship and moved on in life along side with her loved children and her prolific profession writing as well. She had focused more 95 percent to write on gender issues in Africa community, race and sexual politics diaspora. Great mama, we missed you and we love yo