omoladeazeez:
https://alexcarverjobberguysinfoblog./?p=20&preview=true&preview_id=20

Stephanie75:
Here a breakfast for you all;

"The deepest ocean feeds from shallow rivers."

#thinkaboutit#

dearpreye:


Where have you been? It's being a while.

I'm thinking about your quote; please bail me out.

Good morning.

Stephanie75:


Was busy with exams but on break now. That quote has so many explanations to it.

For example, that one wants to build a duplex doesn't mean that one has no use for bricks, because bricks are what will build one a duplex. In other words, no knowledge is too small or irrelevant as every great idea comes from little ideas.
Sometimes, the things you think doesn't matter, matters a lot.

Oxytocin:
Wow, I love your personal text

dearpreye:
It's YOUR money.
It's YOUR life.
You've got to be in CONTROL!

dearpreye:


This way you set up a chain of events, and it becomes convenient for you to accomplish your various tasks.

dearpreye:
Good morning, friends. Hope you all had some needed rest? Let's please continue with our 7 Habits. Today we shall be explaining Habit 4.

Habit 4: Think Win-Win.

We have been conditioned to think, by our parents, teachers and society in general, that life is all about winning. Now, that is not wrong in itself, but the approach that we have been taught is definitely wrong. We have been taught to win at someone else's expense. Or, we have been taught to understand that if we lose, someone else will win. This has become our natural thought process, and we rarely do think in any other way.

But, what Stephen Covey tells us to learn is that life is not about winning at the expense of someone else......or losing if someone else wins. This is not the way successes are carved. In the world of successful people, the success has been of everyone.

Think of the inventor of the telephone....or the radio....or the person who first landed on the moon....or the one who created Microsoft.....what is the common element in all these people?

The common strand is that it is not just they who won. When the telephone was invented by Alexander Graham Bell, everyone used it. Communication improved immensely, all over the world. When Guglielmo Marconi invented the radio, the whole world rejoiced at the new avenue of entertainment that had opens up. When Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin landed on the moon, it was a giant leap for the entire humankind. When William Gates developed Microsoft, it is not just the Microsoft Corporation that became the richest commercial organisation in the world, but it is all of us who witnessed and benefited from the revolutionary phenomenon.

Our lives have been shaped by these things. ...by these people who who did not stop to think about their personal victories. They only thought about how they could take someone else ahead as well....how they could improve the world that they lived in.

Thinking about the world is along shot,but you should at least think about the people who are close to you. To give you the right interpretation of Stephen Covey's model for the highly effective people, the one thing that is important is that you should not aim for the victory at someone else's expense. Instead, you should think about you can collectively move towards victory. Success, in the present times, is about collaboration and cooperation.

The Internet has made this possible. The Internet has shown us that victory doesn't belong to a single person. In fact, if it belongs to a single person,it feels inadequate. Victory is something we need to share collectively. We have to think the win-win situation in which everyone is a winner, no one is a loser.

Good morning.

Mikwus:

There's never any loss, just #Feedback.

You either when or you get feedback. Now, what you do with the feedback you get is what matters.

#Winks


Hmmm....where have you been?

Mikwus:


Hahahahahaha.............Been around oo.

How have you been?

So great you're keeping this post alive. Great job dear friend.

dearpreye:


But you've out of my range. LOL!

Nice to have you back shaa......my dear, I've been busy like crazy, running circles within the mad Rat Race; I just can't wait to get the hell out of it. Seriously sometimes I get sick knowing I have to wake up by 5.30 A.M whether I like it or not, stuck in the traffic for an hour or two, work round the clock, engage another round of traffic homewards......the cycle I wish to break free someday.

To be rich is to have money. To be wealthy is to have TIME. I prefer the latter. Seriously I do.

I've been a little tardy in keeping the thread due to excessive schedule but I'll be a little timely in the coming weeks.

Thanks for visiting.

Mikwus:
Thank you too.

Here's a pet project, so you might get to know me better.

http://sicklestrength.com/2015/11/advocating-bakare-abidemi-abiodun/

Winks

dearpreye:


That's some great work you're doing there. Keep up the good work. I'll be happy to do my little ASAP. Good efforts.

dearpreye:


That's some great work you're doing there. Keep up the good work. I'll be happy to do my little ASAP. Good efforts.

ogaofficer:
You are doing a great job here sir. just heard this from you and I love it "To be rich is to have money. To be wealthy is to
have TIME. " says preye

awakon:
Do You Shape the World or Does the World Shape You?

Do you know that you are a product of the Culture/Society/Politics that you are born into?

Do you know that the way you react and the way you think is related to the messages you have been told and this manifests in what you become and the Society you create?

What this means is that you tempted to be bounded by your self imposed standards. There is a possibility that you are limiting yourself to the Status Quo.

You shape the World in ways you can never imagine. If you learn to question the Status Quo and ask Why, you are moving forward in creating a world that is beyond your imagination and one that you will enjoy

If you get rid of the Self-imposed standards, the sky is just the Limit for you.

Don't let the World shape you. Shape the World, be an inspiration and make a difference.