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Written By Leon From Lifehack Hi Friends, "I'm waiting for the right time" "I'm waiting for all this to be over so we can go back to how things were" "I'm waiting for things to go back to normal" "I'm waiting for the right opportunity"  I'm sure you've either heard these lines.. or you've said it to someone. Especially so this year?  Many of us have been waiting for the right moment..waiting out the pandemic, waiting for a vaccine, waiting for the job market or economy to pick up... But what have you been doing in the mean time?  Because time hasn't stopped.  For some, this mentality holds us back from doing more. We're losing precious time and missing out on potential opportunities.  My friend Lionel (not really his name, for obvious reasons 😞) gained 8kg in 5 months since the COVID-19 pandemic. As gyms were closed, he stopped working out. Despite my efforts of encouraging him to do home work outs, and even s

Written By Lucyene Johnsonidakwo 🎠🎨🎪📷📹📹  She drives a car : Ashawo  She rents a flat; Ashawo   She buys her own land..Ashawo Ignore cat calls; Ashawo  She buys a house..Ashawo.  She Goes to a bar/club alone: Ashawo  She takes her friends out and picks up the bill..Ashawo She goes to the market; Ashawo  Gets a degree; Ashawo  Does charity; Ashawo Dresses comfortably; Ashawo Makes up; Ashawo  Laughs: Ashawo  Breathes; Ashawo  Exists: Ashawo.  Becomes a celebrity; Ashawo ..Starts Her own Business...Ashawo...Pays for her own trips abroad...Ashawo..Decides to stay own her own...Ashawo ..She expresses her Opinion...Ashawo...HABA..KILODE?? Please why is it so difficult and hard to respect women for their hard work? Why must you look down on successful,hardworking and struggling women as "ashawo"?  Must you term every achievement of a woman as "ashawo"?.  To every hardworking lady doing legit jobs and doing well for herself, I AM PROUD OF YOU.  Soon we will celebrate