Me: I remember onetime during devotion, my father asked me to read out a non English bible verses, as I was reading, I skipped some part because the words were to hard to pronounce. My father noticed this and asked me to read back. For every part I skipped I got a knock on my head.


Lesson: This taught me not to take shortcuts while learning. And that the person with the right answers is the one who will impress the coaches, employers, colleagues, investors and other powerful people.


Victor Amos
(Author Spanner twelve)
I tell business and management short stories

chatinent:
I learnt to grow the hard way without love. In fact, I was.

This is deep.

Growing up, we were taught to be content with what we had, we don't steal.
Every place I have worked, they trust me with more than they trust others. I don't ever get tempted to take what is not mine, even if the hunger wants to tie my stomach to a bow. infact it's grace, not just upbringing.

yvelchstores:
Growing up, we were taught to be content with what we had, we don't steal.
Every place I have worked, they trust me with more than they trust others. I don't ever get tempted to take what is not mine, even if the hunger wants to tie my stomach to a bow. infact it's grace, not just upbringing.

Credibility! I won’t be surprised if one day I find you at the helm of leadership in an organization.