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My New Book-Navigate Your Life Has Become A Success

Passion and diligence are two traits that I believe most reflect me as an individual. It is my belief that this is the key to being successful in any endeavour that one set’s their mind to.

The meaning of life is to give life a meaning

I love to generate new ideas and devise feasible solutions to broadly relevant problems. I enjoy embracing the lessons learned from failure, stand up and continue to grow.

I can be usually found reading a book, and that book will be more likely than not be a psychological thriller. Writing a book has always been on my bucket list, and eventually, with Navigate Your Life, it became a reality. When I lost a scholarship to study Civil Engineering overseas in 2015 due to the demise of my father, my entire perspective about life changed.

In this book, I share very simple but powerful life principles I have personally learned throughout my life. We are not on this planet permanently.

I learned from my father that if you want to leave a legacy, do something worth writing or write something worth doing. In other words, a meaningful life must be purposeful. Most people fear that life will come to an end, but unfortunately for them, it never begins.

I wrote the book to help millions of people enjoy their present moments. I wrote it to help you enjoy the gifts you have—like your health, family, friends, and even your work. And at the same time, while enjoying the gifts, I hope it will help you to move your life in the right direction to ensure a brighter future.

What are the results that you can expect from reading this book?

Honestly, that is a little difficult for me to tell you right now, because the book will mean something different to each person who reads it.

I don’t know (and right now you probably don’t either) just which areas of your life you will want to change.

But I can tell you this: When you have finished reading NAVIGATE YOUR LIFE, you will know a lot more about how to move your life in the direction that you want it to go.

The 6 ideas and techniques in the book, will bring about a change in your thinking and your behaviour.

Just like me, you will be looking at yourself and your world in some profoundly different ways.

It is available worldwide in E-book and Paperback format(s) on Amazon

You can also get my book in e-book format instantly via email: https://paystack.shop/ischreibe

I hope you have a blessed read!

How I Battled Covid19 For 3 Months

Life is not a bed of roses – but it’s in your hands to choose how to lie on it.

Life has been really tough for everyone – not just the students but business owners, parents, organizations, churches and even the government. Yes.

In this article, I’ll share with you how I’ve managed to keep balling as a student – no matter how hard it may have seemed to be in these trying times.

Firstly, I failed big.

Fail Big!

Surviving as an independent individual and as the same time studying in a Nigerian school is not an easy thing to do.

Sometimes I would want to try out new thing and fail woefully. So at the start of the lockdown, I decided to take some time out and reflect on the failures that I scaled through and I found out that they really were worth the risks.

Secondly, I went remote.

When I noticed that most physical meetings would compulsorily be put on a standstill, I proceeded to do the alternative and it proved to be the best choice to make at that time.

I started by applying for remote jobs like freelance writing, web content creation, graphics designing, and even resume writing (yes, companies were still hiring).

So despite most businesses being on a pause, like a spring-fed river which flows continually, the dough ceaselessly flowed in my pockets.

I continued learning.

One thing that I never stopped doing was to learn new things everyday. I did not just read my academic books.

I constantly massacred personal development books which helped me greatly. Books such as – You can achieve more; live by design not by default by Shiv Khera, Soar! Build your vision from the ground up by T.D. Jakes, No Excuses! The Power of Self-discipline by Brian Tracy all proved to be very helpful.

God was always there for me.

He has always been there to support me especially when things get so bad. My dear reader, put God first and you will never regret it.

Have in mind that He knows everything you need. He will provide your needs according to His riches in Glory – that he has promised.

I Took Responsibility

Giving up easily is just as detrimental as not trying at all. So I tried as much as possible to Learn – Reflect – Implement – Share new ideas, imaginations, dreams and set my priorities right.

Another thing that helped me greatly was to avoid instant gratification. I actually delayed it and it was the best thing to do.

My dear reader, you can win. Develop the habit of self-discipline – Excusitis is a very big ailment. Winners don’t do different things, they do things differently.

Thank you for reading. Please share. 🙏

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