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 ARE YOU STILL A BABY IN THE            LORD?🤼🤹 Written By Mrs Obialor Grace 🚿🛁🚽🛀 Many Christains today refuse to grow, still remain babies, desiring to be taught again what we had known when we 1st came to Christ. At a time we ought to be teachers, there is need that we should still be taught, instead of desiring strong meat.  Strong meat is for those who have allowed the word of God they have heard, and experiences they have had to bring them to maturity. There wouldn't have been continuity of the gospel if everyone who had heard the Good News and became saved had remained as a baby. It is those who allowed themselves to grow unto maturity that can teach others. May we grow unto maturity in Christaindom to be able to pass on the Good News.

🥃🍼🥂🥛 There is no such thing as "success"   Written By Mark Manson 🍢🍌🍠🍘🍚 Welcome to another Mindf*ck Monday, the only weekly newsletter that promises not to date your sister, then does it anyway. Each week, I send you three potentially life-changing ideas to help you be a slightly less awful human being. This week, we’re talking about: 1) definitions of success, 2) the best and worst parts of ourselves, and 3) I’m hiring (yet again).  Let’s get into it.  (Note: If you enjoy this email, please consider forwarding it to someone who would get a lot out of it. If you were forwarded this email, you can  sign up  to receive it each Monday morning. It’s free.)  1. Arbitrary definitions of "success"  - When you’re an author in the self-help genre, there are certain questions you get again and again regardless of how interesting or important you believe them to actually be. For example, if I had a dollar for every time a heartbroken twenty-something emailed me asking

 Carthage Buckley  Hi Friends  🌚💱👛 Scott was a client of mine from California. He had come to me for time management coaching.  He was ambitious, intelligent and driven; but he was incredibly disorganised. As hard as he worked, he regularly felt like he was getting nowhere. At the beginning of one of our first sessions, I noticed that he was in a bad mood. When I asked why, he told me that he had just gotten back from a friend’s birthday party in New York. He hadn’t really wanted to go and, he hadn’t enjoyed himself. So, I asked why he had gone and received the following reply: ‘We were good friends who grew up together. We were always close as kids and it is nice to see him. I felt obliged to go.’ When I pushed him further, Scott told me the following: His friend would be home in California at least once a year but they would rarely meet up during this time. They rarely (every 6 months or so) exchanged calls, texts, emails or any other communication. While he liked his old friend,

HOW TO FIND & KEEP THE RIGHT BUSINESS PARTNER TO GROW YOUR STARTUP By John Paul  🍳🍫☔🌀 To grow a business, you need people with the right skills and experience. But as a #startup, you often cannot afford the kind of pay or salary that may attract and keep such people. That's why equity deals are sometimes necessary. By offering a share of your business (equity), you can often "buy" the loyalty and commitment of good people to your business. But equity deals at the startup stage are like a marriage -- it's for the long term and divorce can be costly and devastating to a young business. So, how do you make sure that a potential business partner is the right person before you give them equity? And how do you value the business to determine how much equity you should offer? Yesterday, I had an interesting strategy session with Nosipho, the newest member of our Insiders community. She is an engineer and CEO of Torque Engineering in Jo'burg, South Africa. During t

MEET THE SUPER GRAIN FROM AFRICA THAT COULD BECOME THE NEXT GLOBAL FAVOURITE ----------- 🍎🍌🍊 John Paul Iwuoha #smallstarter #africa #business #entrepreneurship #innovation ⛅🌨🌧🌨 Before imported rice became a staple in West Africa, #fonio had been grown and eaten in the region for more than 5,000 years. This nutritious and drought-resistant cereal is so rich in cultural significance that ancient Egyptians chose fonio as one of the grains they took in their tombs to the afterlife. Pierre Thiam, the Senegalese #entrepreneur and New York celebrity chef, is on a mission to bring back fonio. He is starting with the US market, and it's a move that makes a lot of sense. It's the same playbook that launched quinoa - another super grain - into the global limelight. And once fonio goes mainstream, African farmers will have the incentive to cultivate more fonio. Gluten-free, easy to digest, and with a low glycemic index, fonio contains amino acids methionine and cysteine, which suppor

VISION AND PURPOSE  By Orji Victor CP 🥞🍙🥘  - Do you have a driving force?  - Why do you wake up every morning? - Why do you intend doing what you do?  Text : PROVERB:29:18  -Looking is the function of the eye, while seeing is the function of the mind.  DEFINITION OF VISION  -Vision is the knowledge of your tomorrow today  -Vision is seeing ahead of the time  - Vision is seeing the end from the beginning  -Vision is seeing the ultimate purpose for God for creating you  -Vision is a way to honour a dignity person  -Vision is a direction giver  - Vision is the ability to see farther than your eyes can see.  In the direction of a visionary, there's no impossibility  BENEFITS OF VISION  * Makes impossible possible  * Invisible visble  *Have a way making the weak strong *Makes you unique, special and different  * Attract position  * Add hope to the live of a hopeless person  * Infuxes discipline/Your appetite / Your sleep / Your spending  * Infuxes joy in the midst of sorrow  * Makes

Hi – Friends  😁😆🤣🤣 17 Essential Time Management Skills By  Carthage Burkley  🙅👨‍👨‍👦‍👦 17 Essential time management skills which you must possess. Freshly updated with a lot of new content, resoruces and examples, you can check the article out here: 17 Essential time management skills I would really appreciate if you would consider clicking on one of the social share buttons and sharing to social media. Have a fantastic day, Carthage