Motivational & Self-Helps
It is not easy to not know where and when the next meal will come, it is not easy seeing your friends and neighbors do things you can only dream of, it is not easy being called out for owing rents, school fees, it is not easy not being able to afford bare essentials
Quit staying indoors and bemoaning your situation. If things have got to change, you have got to make moves too.
She said, she sees other ladies driving luxurious cars, shopping abroad, hanging with big guys and living the life, yet they can’t point to any hustle or job that fetches them money. She said, some times she just wants to abandon her business all together and ask these ladies to show her the way.
Don’t be afraid of change. If you don’t change, you become insignificant. Don’t be afraid of delving into new waters. Don’t get stuck doing same thing over and over again, it’s boring especially when you don’t have desired results.
it is easier to blame others for our problems than take responsibility. It makes it more comfortable telling the story; you playing the victim and getting someone to take the fall and play the villain…
Seriously, what is the essence of living when all you do is just exist. No plans, no goals, no impact, you are looking forward to nothing, you are not trying to do anything?
In other words, getting closer to God through Christ to be rich is just like going to school so you can be rich, one is not necessary a prerequisite of the other. You can be rich without God, just as you can be rich without going to school, examples of these abound.
You can’t keep what you are not ready for; money, relationship, opportunities, love, greatness, Fame etc. The power to make what you have lasting depends on how ready you are for it.
Something I am 100% sure of is that everyone is good at something, just that most have not discovered what they are good at yet and sadly they might not.
Winners embrace hard work. They love the discipline of it, the trade-off they’re making to win. Losers, on the other hand, see it as punishment. And that’s the difference.
Lou Holtz
