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who is the captain of your ship?

who is the captain of your ship?

A ship with no one at the wheel to steer it will easily get lost in the seas and sooner or later crash into rocks and sink to the bottom. The same applies to us humans too. Think of your life as a ship, your mind as the engine, and

you must be willing to wait patiently

you must be willing to wait patiently

> After waiting patiently, Abraham received what was promised. (Hebrews 6:15) Abraham’s life was far from easy, and he was tested for an extremely long time. By postponing the fulfillment of His promise, the Lord put him to the test. Satan put him to the test by temptation,

speed bump vs. barricade

speed bump vs. barricade

As we progress forward in our everyday lives, we encounter two kinds of obstacles: speed bumps and barricades. Speed bumps come out of nowhere. And they slow us down. They interrupt our intensity and our rhythms. Even though they are unavoidable and cause disturbance in our lives, the best way

life is change, change is life

life is change, change is life

> “Whatever the nature of the whole does, and whatever serves to maintain it, is good for every part of nature. The world is maintained by change—in the elements and in the things they compose. That should be enough for you; treat it as an axiom.” — Marcus Aurelius, Meditations,

the six essentials to having a good life

the six essentials to having a good life

Today, September 17th is my mentor Jim Rohn’s birth anniversary. We can all agree that Jim was a legend — someone whose teachings had a profound impact on countless people’s lives and helped them achieve extraordinary results, both in business and in life. Jim once remarked, “We’ve all

little acts of contribution can go a long way

little acts of contribution can go a long way

Late Dr. Gene Sharp was someone who made a meaningful contribution to numerous people’s lives. He articulated and advanced the cause of non-violence for change in his academic and professional career that spanned more than six decades. His books and writings influenced numerous anti-government resistance movements around the world

developing a victory mindset

developing a victory mindset

Jack Canfield in his book The Success Principles [https://amzn.to/3nbbYt0] explains that we need to take 100% responsibility for our lives. We need to let go of blame, excuses, and complaints. They are toxic to our lives and our success. In your journey to your desired destination, whether

things are unfolding in your best interests

things are unfolding in your best interests

> “Difficulties in your life do not come to destroy you, but to help you realise your hidden potential and power.” — Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam We all go through deep and dark valleys in this journey of life. We all face times when negative thoughts of fear, uncertainty,

you can’t do everything alone

you can’t do everything alone

No man or woman can do everything alone. Humans are social animals and we all need help to achieve success. Even ancient philosophers agreed with this notion. Aristotle once said, “He who is unable to live in society, or who has no need because he is sufficient for himself, must

becoming a victor, not a victim

becoming a victor, not a victim

Victimhood gives us the incentive of using as many excuses as we can because we get the ‘pass’ to live an easy and lazy life. It fuels our addictions, our obsessions, and compulsions, and we get inside the negativity loop never getting better. Becoming a victor from a victim demands