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Past experiences thought me to say yes to the challenges I faced. It did not mean I was happy with the situation or that I approved of it, rather it meant that I accepted to turn the lemons thrown at me into beautiful lemonades. Acknowledging that situation or  mistake or any challenge removes resistance and obliterates stress and gives you greater power to change and recover from it.  All you need to do is say yes and yield to the lessons, and y ou will develop a loving and accepting side and not a bitter person. There is a lot of life lessons (I call it gift)  to learn from mistakes and challenges. Go ahead and open the box. 

Words(seed) are powerful, and if we can learn to create with them, we'd lead an amazing life.  What are you saying? What words are you speaking into your life, children, spouse, family, business, ministry and so on?  The Universe leverages on the  power of the Source—GOD, to meticulously bring the harvests of the seeds we sow.  So, sow wisely. You cannot be careless with your words. Do not follow the trends of how people coin words and say, "it is not that deep". Friend, words are deep and alive. They move as soon as you speak. They work according to what's said. They move at your command. You will agree with me that people that talk anyhow always get into trouble. In other words,  watch your words and be careful what you say, and you will keep yourself from troubles.  Lastly, what you say is what you get. If you want to see life, then speak life! Enjoy the new week. 🎉💖

Indeed, what GOD cannot do does not exist! Never doubt HIM. HE will come through for us Watch out. 

It is the truth okay, but let us not forget the very few loyalists who go the extra mile to give their 2 cents; not necessarily money, but their encouragements, prayers, advice, could literally leave whatever they are doing to give you their moral support, and more. Such people are treasures.💖🙏

 

There is a particular ideology I was made to believe was generally acceptable and preferred as a child growing up; I was meant to believe that going for a bigger, better and more appealing item(s) from a pack of items had a greedy connotation attached to it; in other words, go for the small and less appealing item to portray a humble and modest demeanour. You do not want to feel guilty and also be considered a greedy person, so you might as well pretend to be okay with the less appealing and inconspicuous item. Naturally, you become accustomed to the ‘norm’ which reflected in your choices at birthday parties, school games, friends, relationships etc. There is actually nothing wrong with choosing a smaller or less appealing/quality item, especially if it is something you genuinely like, the problem there is the wrong message or lesson which is being impacted as the reason to always go for less; but then again to my surprise, another child within the same sphere, ends up going for the bi