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nice write up....though some of us are not yet married,hopefully we are getting set for the big game |
the fact about life is you can't be doing a particular thing and see success in other things you never worked for. Sex never made anyone tall by any inch.just find away to seriously connect yourself and the girl back to God trust me you will see changes |
[quote author=LeonMacJames post=32404241]For how many mins bro. I can help you. it is now totally disabled |
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pls i need help my ipad got disabled after several attempt of putting wrong password by my younger bro ... |
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0955eb027:...thank u guy u make sense....talk more those that combines mathematics n computer science hons |
well op you're correct ,but that seems to be fun of most guys because its like chasing a she goat...... |
[quote author=Feranmicharles post=27435592]Anything fit make FP make I sha book space Let us greet the OP. Weldone from me to you. #OkuOriReRe..thnks bro,you know the feel that you begin to compare yourself with others instead of appreciating yourself..! |
comparison with others Comparison is the act of evaluating personal self worth in terms of others.comparing yourself with others is very much good only within a certain proportion at which you are able to spring positively . However most people get into comparison resulting to self pity at the end. This very attitude should be extremely examine in order to have peaceful daily living as this may result to suicide “You shouldn't compare yourself to others!”, people might tell you. Of course, without an explanation this is about as good advice as “Just be yourself!” or “Just be more confident!”. Most likely it will not help at all. So, why shouldn’t we compare ourselves to others? One reason is that there is always someone – or more likely, a bunch of folks – better than you. If you focus your mind to compare your life to other people´s lives you will always find someone new above you. And your self- esteem will take a beating. If you get a nicer car to feel better compared to Bill Patterson next door and you will feel satisfied for a while. The next day, on you way to work, you notice that the guy who's always out walking his poodle at weekends has an even sweeter ride than you. And if you buy a better car than him six months later then you will soon notice that the Amberson kid around the corner has made millions via some internet- contraption and now drives a Koenigsegg to school. One of the big reasons we compare our lives is to get approval. And in general I think that wanting approval from others is a big obstacle in both personal growth and living a happy life. We may want the neighbours, friends etc. to think/say: “Did you see that new car/ swimming-pool/shoes? It is the coolest on the block. S/he´s is moving up in the world”. A problem with comparing yourself to others and wanting approval from them is that you let others control how you feel in life. You feel bad when you are saving for the new car. You feel great when you finally have gotten enough money to drive it home. And then you feel bad again when you see that someone else has an even finer automobile. It´s a bit like being puppet and having other people pulling the strings. They limit you movements and your life. You might have some movement but the strings controls which way you are going. How to gain that inner freedom The thing about lessening your need for approval is that you have give up both positive and negative approval. They are connected because when if you no longer crave positive cheers and approval from people then you will no longer have fears of not getting that approval either. When you really start to give it up – which might have to be done over time and with patience as your ego probably will want to snap back to seeking that sweet, sweet approval – you start to realise that neither of them are that important. They are really only as important as you decide they are. You are what you think you are and the world is what you think it is. Another way to free yourself is to put in some massive, drastic action. Like, instead of driving your car, starting to ride a bicycle to work. This could catapult you right into disapproval and let you move outside your comfort zone quickly. When you first move out of your comfort zone it is uncomfortable. But after a while you get used to it and the discomfort starts to dissipate. If you try this method you may discover that people don´t care as much as you feared – maybe they are busy worrying about their own problems and what others may think of them. Or you can find that you ´ve had a positive effect on others. Next week maybe you are not the only one riding a bicycle to work. A third way is one I´ve discovered recently though Eckhart Tolle´s dvd “The Flowering of Human Consciousness”. It´s a bit counter- intuitive but bear with me. Whenever you feel some feeling you don´t want to feel, like neediness for approval from someone then don´t struggle with this feeling. Don´t try and keep it out. Then it will just be further entangled in your mind and possibly even strengthened. Instead, accept the feeling. Say yes to it. Surrender and let it in. Observe the feeling in your mind and body without judging it. If you just let it in and observe it for maybe a minute or two something wonderful happens. The feeling just vanishes. Yeah, I know, it sounds weird but give it a try. The funny thing is when you no longer need approval from others, when you stop comparing yourself to others you will have a greater inner freedom to do what you want. You will notice positive opportunities in your life that wasn´t there before. And, as usual, don´t feel too bad or beat yourself up if you snap back to wanting approval. Just get back on track the next day, keep it up and gradually you will |
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the question is what is #100 million compared to eternal infinite life...i know some will say i will change later.what if ...knocks at the door? |
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To so many Christmas is one very time of the year we celebrate Christ ,that is WRONG ,you may ask why? 1.Christmas was not exactly born on December 25th 2.The very worst of iniquity in the world is committed in the said month of celebration .people are initiated into evil of alcoholism ,fornication ,lies of all shape n sizes are said to acquire gifts from people , 3.this life is just a vapour that vanishes away why concentrating much every into Christmas from January when you can use the time in living one day at a time . 5.though it might not sound pleasant but why celebrate Christ on a said day when you can do it every day |
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Being financially secure enough to enjoy your life in retirement is the last thing on the minds of those under 30. After all, with the stress of all the expensive "firsts" that often come about during this period, like purchasing a car, buying a house and starting a family, it's hard to even think about saving for the future. However, working toward financial security need not be an exercise in self-deprivation, as many people assume. Attaining this goal even has some immediate benefits, as financial insecurity can become a serious source of stress - something "20-somethings" have enough of already. So can you achieve long-term financial security without sacrificing your short-term goals? Read on for 10 tips on how to do just that. 1. Have Fun Enjoy yourself while you are young - you will have plenty of time to be miserable when you are older. Living a successful, enjoyable and happy life is about achieving a proper balance between time with family and friends and between work and leisure time. Striking a proper balance between your life today and your future is also important. Financially, we can't live as if today was our last day. We have to decide between what we spend today versus what we spend in the future. Finding the correct balance is an important first step toward achieving financial security. 2. Recognize Your Most Important Financial Asset: Yourself, Your skills, knowledge and experience are the biggest asset you have. The value of your future earnings will dwarf any savings or investments you might have for most of your career. Your job and future career is the most important factor in achieving financial independence and security. For those just entering the work force, future career opportunities are as bright as they've ever been. The large number of retiring baby boomers is expected to create labor shortages. There will be room for advancement as companies scramble to fill the positions held by these aging baby boomers. Those who are in a position to take advantage of these opportunities will benefit the most. Look at yourself as a financial asset. Investing in yourself will pay off in the future. Increase your value through hard work, continual upgrading of skills and knowledge, and making smart career choices. Efforts to improve your career can have a far bigger impact on your financial security than tightening your belt and trying to save more. 3. Become a Planner, Not a Saver Research has shown that those who plan for the future end up with more wealth than those who do not. Successful people are goal oriented: they set goals and develop a plan to achieve them. For example, if you set a goal to pay off your student loans in two years, you'll have a better chance of achieving this goal than you would if you merely said you wanted to pay off your student loans, but failed to set a timetable. Become a planner. Set goals and develop an action plan to reach them. Even the process of writing down some goals will help you to achieve them. Being goal oriented and following a plan means taking control of your life. It is an important step toward improving your financial independence and security. 4. Set Short-Term Goals - Long-Term Goals Will Take Care of Themselves Life holds many uncertainties - and a lot can change between now and 30 years into the future. As such, the prospect of planning far into the future is a daunting task and in many ways, it's often an exercise in futility for young investors. Rather than setting long-term goals, set a series of small short-term goals. These goals could be a simple as trying to pay off credit card debt or student loans in a matter of months. Maybe your goal is to contribute to your company's pension plan with a set salary reduction contribution each month. Setting short-term goals that will help you to advance in your career is important in helping you get ahead. Remember, these short-term goals should be measurable and precise. You can't win a race if there's no finish line. As you achieve your short-term goals, set other short-term goals. Maybe you want to acquire a higher degree (masters or doctorate ) ,house,earn a promotion at work or start up a new business from which you can buy your dream car. The constant setting and achieving of short- term goals will ensure that you reach your longer-term goals. If your goal is to be worth a million by age 40, you cannot achieve this without first achieving smaller goals like having what people call "peanuts". Remember Rome wasn't built in day . 5. Planning For Retirement: Forget about it? Just out of school, retirement planning is the last thing on your mind. So, if you have to for now, just "fuggetaboutit". If you follow the other tips, you will not only be more financially secure and prepared in the short term, but you will also be financially prepared for the distant future as well. However, if you take a few steps now to start saving, like setting up automatic monthly contributions to a retirement plan the better, or if probably you're still in school you can make this an agenda or prioty when you have started working . If you implement this pay yourself first ideal, you won't have to worry about how much you're contributing; the most important thing is to develop the habit of saving. The rest will take care of itself. You can increase your contributions when your income rises or when you've achieved more of your short-term financial goals. 6. Make Sure Your Lifestyle Costs Lag Your Income Growth Many new graduates find that in the first couple years of working they have excess cash flow. Still used to their more frugal student spending habits, it is easy to make more money than they need. Rather than using excess income to buy new toys and live a more luxurious lifestyle, this excess could be put toward reducing debt or adding to savings. As you advance in your career and attain greater responsibility, your salary should increase. If the cost of your lifestyle lags your income growth, you will always have excess cash flow that can be put toward paying down debt, making investments, saving for a home, or achieving any other financial goals you may have. Where many people get into trouble is that they feel entitled to a standard of living that exceeds what they can afford. However, if you keep your standard of living below what you earn, you won't have to cut back to accumulate money; instead, you will naturally have excess cash flow because you earn more than you need to live on. For all you know, you may make more than the Joneses, who may be funding their lavish lifestyle with debt anyway. The good life should be a reward for your hard work, good fortune and successful planning, not something that you are entitled to. Once you have established a certain lifestyle, it is psychologically difficult to lower it. It is very easy to raise it. 7. Become Financially Literate Making money is one thing; saving it and making it grow is another. Financial management and investing are lifelong endeavors. Making sound financial and investment decisions is important for achieving your financial goals. The more knowledgeable and experienced you are in financial matters, the fewer mistakes you will make. Research has shown that people who are financially literate end up with more wealth than those who are not. There is a strong monetary incentive for becoming financially sophisticated. Taking the time and effort to become knowledgeable in the areas of personal finance and investing will pay off throughout your life. 8. Seize the Opportunities:Take Calculated Risks. Taking calculated risks when you are young can be a prudent decision in the long run. You might make mistakes along the way, but remember, mistakes are the lessons of wisdom. You often learn more from your mistakes than from your successes. Also, when you are young, you can recover faster from financial mistakes, and you have many years to recover. Examples of calculated risks might include moving to a new city with more job opportunities, going back to school for additional training or taking a new job at a different company for less pay but more upside potential. Starting a new company, working for a small startup company, or investing in high risk/high return stocks, is easier to do when you're young. Younger people can afford to take risk, and the same opportunities might not be available later in life. As people get older and assume more family responsibilities like paying off the mortgage or saving for the kids' education, many are forced to play it safe and are unable to capitalize on riskier opportunities that present themselves. Taking calculated risks when you can afford to do so is necessary to get ahead financially. Playing it safe might be the bigger mistake in the long run. 9. Borrow Money For Investments - Never to Finance a Lifestyle As mentioned before with the Joneses, you should never borrow to finance a lifestyle you cannot afford. Using credit for a life you feel entitled to is a losing proposition when it comes to building wealth. The constant borrowing will assure that there is no money available for investing, and the added interest expense of borrowing further increases the cost of the lifestyle. Borrowing money should be used only for investing - where your gain will outrun your borrowing costs. This might mean investing in the literal sense (for stocks, bonds, etc.) or it might mean investing in yourself for your education, extra training, to start a business or to buy a house. In these cases, borrowing can provide the leverage you need to a reach your financial goals faster. Borrowing to meet short- term desires is wasteful . 10. Take Advantage of Financial Freebies Not many things in life are free invest only you time to study financial times ,journals of the economy.Be very much ready to receive advice about been financially free such as this, it shows you're wise it doesn't cost any penny as such but your time and patience which will pay off greatly in the end. Achieving financial independence is a goal most people strive for. It is not necessarily easy, but it is achievable if you understand your priorities, set achievable goals and take the proper steps toward reaching them. GOOD LUCK ...SEE YOU THERE!....visit www.rubiesfoutain..com |
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now this is vanity of the highest order , some ladies have to sell their sanity?,for so called lust for humanity, gone were the the days morality rules ladies activities , but it shall not tarry because some will marry ruins of inquity .. |
....yea ,you are quite true but the very thing is we should not allow peoples' attitude to change our very good character .. perhaps our good attitude can change theirs |
There goes the famous saying "no one can survive as an island" God has so wired us that we so interconnected to each other to achieve fulfillment .well this is circled around friends .friends share your brightest moment and brighten your ugly times ,If you have one good friend, you are one of the few lucky persons in the world, who is optimistic that when things get wrong, there is always a shoulder to lean on. People who have friends whom they trust and depend are more likely to live happier. They are also able to have a better sense of their place in the universe in other words, a sense of belongingness. Studies show that people who have strong friendships not only experience happiness but they are more likely to enjoy life, have stronger immune system, have better self-esteem and are less likely to suffer from depression. Do you have at least one friend whom you know you can call in the middle of the night if ever you are on a tough situation? If you do, you are in good shape! If you don’t – this may help you. After reading many articles on friendships and relationships, here are some of the most important ways to keep a friend, and how to make your friendship last longer. 1. Praise and compliment whenever necessary – Sometimes that is the best remedy for a bad hair day! So, go ahead shower your friend with lots of praises, but only if you mean very well. 2. Listen and then listen again – oftentimes just being there is the best moral support you can give. 3. Go out and have fun – life is too short not to do things together. Leave your busy schedule a few hours and just spend some time with your friends. It can save your sanity and make you feel your age again. Do something fun– for girls/boys only! 4. Forgive each other – when you did something wrong, let go and be willing to ask for an apology. If your friend asks for an apology, accept it and then forgive each other. Learn the lesson and then move on. 5. Keep your promises and build trust – nothing is more discouraging if an individual cannot be dependable. If you said something, follow through. Be trustworthy and true to your words. 6. Give your opinion when asked and let them decide – it is great to give your opinions – but only if it is asked. If your friend needs a rude awakening, tell the truth and if she/he takes it, thank yourself – if not, don’t worry – it is not a big deal! 7. Show them you care – it doesn’t matter whether you offer to hug or give an opinion or rather to cook their favorite food – whatever it is, show that you care. 8. Accept who they are – your interests, lifestyle and opinions can be different and varied, but accept them. People are born to be unique. 9. Share your life – Share your dreams, your future, your problems and who you really are. It’s through sharing that friendships grow. 10. Laugh together – laughing is always the best medicine. It can take away many wrinkles! 11. Stay in touch – whether you are extremely busy with your family and work, take time to say hi or hello once in a while. Keep abreast with the happenings in each other’s lives. Let them know that you are still alive and kicking! 12. Thank each other – for the friendship, the time and for knowing each other! 13. Don’t spill any secrets – once this is broken, you’ll likely have to start all over again. But it is okay, life is meant to be a learning curve. Don't forget their special date such birthday, anniversary ... To Enjoy the beauty of friendsh ip make it a fine art......to enjoy more of this visit RUBIES FOUNTAIN ..ojblazing..com |
There goes the famous saying "no one can survive as an island" God has so wired us that we so interconnected to each other to achieve fulfillment .well this is circled around friends .friends share your brightest moment and brighten your ugly times ,If you have one good friend, you are one of the few lucky persons in the world, who is optimistic that when things get wrong, there is always a shoulder to lean on. People who have friends whom they trust and depend are more likely to live happier. They are also able to have a better sense of their place in the universe in other words, a sense of belongingness. Studies show that people who have strong friendships not only experience happiness but they are more likely to enjoy life, have stronger immune system, have better self-esteem and are less likely to suffer from depression. Do you have at least one friend whom you know you can call in the middle of the night if ever you are on a tough situation? If you do, you are in good shape! If you don’t – this may help you. After reading many articles on friendships and relationships, here are some of the most important ways to keep a friend, and how to make your friendship last longer. 1. Praise and compliment whenever necessary – Sometimes that is the best remedy for a bad hair day! So, go ahead shower your friend with lots of praises, but only if you mean very well. 2. Listen and then listen again – oftentimes just being there is the best moral support you can give. 3. Go out and have fun – life is too short not to do things together. Leave your busy schedule a few hours and just spend some time with your friends. It can save your sanity and make you feel your age again. Do something fun– for girls/boys only! 4. Forgive each other – when you did something wrong, let go and be willing to ask for an apology. If your friend asks for an apology, accept it and then forgive each other. Learn the lesson and then move on. 5. Keep your promises and build trust – nothing is more discouraging if an individual cannot be dependable. If you said something, follow through. Be trustworthy and true to your words. 6. Give your opinion when asked and let them decide – it is great to give your opinions – but only if it is asked. If your friend needs a rude awakening, tell the truth and if she/he takes it, thank yourself – if not, don’t worry – it is not a big deal! 7. Show them you care – it doesn’t matter whether you offer to hug or give an opinion or rather to cook their favorite food – whatever it is, show that you care. 8. Accept who they are – your interests, lifestyle and opinions can be different and varied, but accept them. People are born to be unique. 9. Share your life – Share your dreams, your future, your problems and who you really are. It’s through sharing that friendships grow. 10. Laugh together – laughing is always the best medicine. It can take away many wrinkles! 11. Stay in touch – whether you are extremely busy with your family and work, take time to say hi or hello once in a while. Keep abreast with the happenings in each other’s lives. Let them know that you are still alive and kicking! 12. Thank each other – for the friendship, the time and for knowing each other! 13. Don’t spill any secrets – once this is broken, you’ll likely have to start all over again. But it is okay, life is meant to be a learning curve. Don't forget their special date such birthday, anniversary ... To Enjoy the beauty of friendsh ip make it a fine art ! |
It was shocking on hearing the demise of our great hero ,a man that has endangered his life for fighting the course of freedom.it is indeed a great loss not to southAfrica alone but to the entire continent and beyond.however, Like it said there is time for everything in life "a time to live and time to die" ,but our very own MADIBA has left us legacies and lessons that should continually resound in our daily life. There are 11 lessons (from many) that I would like to share from his legacy which would help us make a small but positive mark in our society. Here they are: 1. Determination in fighting for the right thing. Nelson Mandela’s fought against apartheid for was a struggle of more than 50 years from 1943 when he joined ANC to 1994 when South Africa became independent and he became president. Of these years, 27 were in prison...for more visit ojblazing..com |
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the above topic has made many ;fatherless children ,destroy detinies n made many regret their existence ,what is the point of growing apples without eating eating apples ,sex is for married folks n if u need to enjoy get married as simple as that |
most girls likes guys that act quite differently against the popular believes girls do have on most guys....to be liked by a girl should not be a prioty,success is a magnet to all ladies ,when the time comes you will begin to separate real ones from fake ones |
it is often said be what you want to meet ,it is obvious most times guys loves going for the pretty ,hot ladies which do not belong to their class,but should all guys begin to hustle for a beauty queen somewhere at the expense of been caught as a thief or fraudster? ,it doesn't make alot of sense.To my perspective I think guys should let go of the pretty ladies and concentrate more on better things in life at a point those ladies will fall into place at a least expected time ....#real time |
pls my HTC desire hd is giving me bugs by saying SD card removed often and I've to remove the SD card n slot it back everytime ,pls I need help ....plsss ![]() |
Fynestboi: In an era, when the internet is synonymous with scams and fraud, it gladden my heart to see 'we' the 'future leaders' coming together and forming a bond that exists beyond the e-world in order to improve and impact the society positively. This debates is coming at the appropriate time when we continue to have a decline in the reading and writing habit of our youth, this we believe his our little way of re-orientating society about the important and benefits of positive criticism through debating.....I Enoch the Eblazer reps FUAM |
O.michael.O:...pls I have HTC desire hd ..I need upgrading |
Dr.Gboy:..All I need is you lord..by hillsong .and Grace by Michael smith,I am yours by Jesus culture |
