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Forum Games › Re: Make A Sentence From 5 Letters **reloaded** by jamace(m): 10:57am On Jun 16, 2012
Money Owned Never Endangers You

MILES
Forum Games › Re: ~Positive Inspirational Game . . . ~ by jamace(m): 10:23am On Jun 16, 2012
"So many people can be responsible for your success, but only you are responsible for your failure."

Author Unknown
Forum Games › Re: ~Positive Inspirational Game . . . ~ by jamace(m): 8:28am On Jun 15, 2012
"The two most powerful warriors are patience and time... So remember: great achievements take time, there is no overnight success."

Leo Tolstoy
Forum Games › Re: ~<<The Last Person To Post In This Thread Wins>>~ by jamace(m): 12:17am On Jun 15, 2012
Hi
Politics › Re: Uduaghan's Abductors Demand For N50m by jamace(m): 11:09pm On Jun 14, 2012
[quote author=Yeske!]Wished it was the governor himself[/quote]I will have shouted a thunderous halleluya to that. sad
Politics › Re: The Gospel According To ‘Saint’ Farouk by jamace(m): 11:00pm On Jun 14, 2012
sad Hmmnnn. sad
Politics › Re: A 'Sad' Public Announcement! - An Obituary by jamace(m): 10:45pm On Jun 14, 2012
ogaemma: This is the reason this country will never get better not until we do it the Libyan way.This same people are just fooling us. Since the premature death of the power sector probe, I have never believed in this country again or in any of it's probe. They are all drama work, you'll only see the begining, hear the noise, but you will never see any action. Someday, they will all die on the street like Gadafi.
cool coolcool
Forum Games › Re: ~Positive Inspirational Game . . . ~ by jamace(m): 4:39am On Jun 14, 2012
5 Essential Success Skills We Should Have Learned as Kids
Have you ever wondered why so many successful people did not do well at school or dropped out of college in their first year? There are plenty of examples of this – Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Albert Einstein, Thomas Alva Edison, Frank Lloyd Wright, Walt Disney, Woody Allen, Mark Zuckerberg and Tiger Woods. The list goes on…
Maybe while the rest of us were busy studying calculus and writing long essays, these people were acquiring much more important skills? Skills that actually helped them to start successful business ventures, invent, innovate, dream big, rather than become more knowledgeable at things they could not care less about.
Here is a list of 5 Essential Skills that we might not get a grade on, but that will largely contribute to our professional success, personal growth and quality of life.

1. Asking questions.
This skill is encouraged by many, yet we still feel reluctant to demonstrate our incompetence in a certain area. I can not recall how many times in high school I would nod to the teacher’s question “Is this clear?” while thinking to myself, “I will have to figure it out later at home…”
It took me years to finally learn to be comfortable with asking questions and admitting that I do not understand or do not know something. Now I actually enjoy asking questions, more than answering them. First, it makes people happy, because they realize you care about the topic and because it makes them feel more knowledgeable. Second, it offers you the opportunity to learn and expand your understanding on the subject.
At the end, everyone wins!

2. Solving problems.
If you approach every problem with the mindset of “What can be done?” rather than “Why is this happening to me?” you save yourself from tons of unwelcomed stress, numerous sleepless nights and unneeded worry and guilt.
Every successful person I know is a problem-solver. Not a problem – setter.
Look for possible opportunities and solutions in every situation, even when they present themselves as “problems”.

3. Simplifying.
Let’s face it. Life isn’t always simple but does it have to be as complicated as we make it out to be? Too many people, too often, overcomplicate things. Successful people do the exact opposite. They take complicated concepts, get to the essence and eliminate the rest.
Whether it is your business, your goals or your life, strive to do the same – look for simplicity and clarity in everything you do. Because when we overcomplicate things, we tend to feel overwhelmed. And when we feel overwhelmed, we usually do nothing or do a lot of extra work that does not need to be done.
Save your efforts and mental energy, simplify and set yourself free from clutter, be it actual ‘stuff’, insignificant problems or emotional baggage.

4. Finding passion.
It is not our goals, our will power or the rewards that drive us. It is our passion. Do you know the feeling when you enjoy doing something so much; you actually have to make a mental effort to pull yourself from the task? I am not talking about computer games or Facebook. I am talking about the kind of activity that is enriching your life, not distracting you from living it.
Almost every single person has an idea, a belief, a hobby that they are passionate about. The trick is to take this passion and do something with it.
Since I was a teenager, I have been passionate about psychology. But it took me almost seven years to take the decision to enroll in University and study it. I was well aware that it would require from me a substantial financial commitment, completely changing my lifestyle and noticeably reducing my free time. And all these to acquire a profession that may never turn into my primary occupation.
Do you think it was crazy? Maybe, but I believe it was the best and the smartest decision I have ever made. Because when you follow your passion, success will come naturally to you in one form or another.

5. Being happy on our own.
I am a strong believer in the healing power of silence and solitude. Being away from distractions helps us realize that we do not need a lot to be happy. We do not need shopping, Internet, late night parties, appraisals or love affirmations to feel content or excited. Often when we leave the world behind, we get to know the only person that will have the greatest impact on our happiness, spiritual growth and well-being – i.e. Yourself. Solitude isn’t isolation, boredom or loneliness but a state of self.
When we learn to be happy on our own, we no longer feel the need to live up to someone else’s expectations or follow someone else’s vision of success. And this is when the true magic begins…


....Arina Nikitina,Psychologist
Forum Games › Re: ╚►start The Sentence With The Last Word (pidgin Version) Part 3 ◄╝ by jamace(m): 1:21am On Jun 13, 2012
small effort na him he need to wake am up.Oya, make we try na.
Forum Games › Re: What Is On The Mind Of Poster Above You? by jamace(op): 12:45am On Jun 13, 2012
Lovey cheesy
Forum Games › Re: Lets Use Smileys Only: Reloaded by jamace(m): 12:36am On Jun 13, 2012
cheesy kiss
Forum Games › Re: Look at the person's username above you and think of a nickname by jamace(m): 12:28am On Jun 13, 2012
Fuming Lion grin
Forum Games › Re: Answer A Question With A Question by jamace(m): 12:23am On Jun 13, 2012
Why are you still posting on this thread? Can't you see it is over 100 pages?
Forum Games › Re: ~Positive Inspirational Game . . . ~ by jamace(m): 8:49am On Jun 12, 2012
"Tears will get you sympathy, sweat will get you results."

Author Unknown
Forum Games › Re: Start A Sentence With The Last Word Of The Previous Poster by jamace(m): 11:53pm On Jun 11, 2012
Xionez: But are we really children of God?.
You have broken the rule. cheesy

@post
God is merciful that is why Nigerians are taking God for granted by carrying out corrupt practices with impunity. How I wish God can show his anger for once against Nigerians just like He used to do to the Israelites when they misbehave.
Forum Games › Re: ~<<The Last Person To Post In This Thread Wins>>~ by jamace(m): 11:48pm On Jun 11, 2012
I can hear someone snoring in the next house. Knock, knock, I have won. Come and celebrate with me. grin
Forum Games › Re: If U Were In The Same Room With The Person Above U,what Will U Do? (part 2) by jamace(op): 11:45pm On Jun 11, 2012
I will make him sit on the floor while I give him tales by moonlight.
Forum Games › Re: Answer A Question With A Question by jamace(m): 11:44pm On Jun 11, 2012
Is anything wrong with questioning your question?
Politics › Re: Gunmen Attacking Boarding Students In FGC-Kano. by jamace(m): 11:30pm On Jun 11, 2012
Killing innocent and helpless students? Shocking. shocked

This is the outcome of gross indiscipline in the country. EVERYTHING IS LOOSE. Corruption thrives as if it is a religion. Boko Haram is succeeding because the society is lawless.

Govt needs to wake up to its responsibility.
Politics › Re: Subsidy Probe: I didn't Collect Any Bribe - Farouk Lawan by jamace(m): 7:09pm On Jun 11, 2012
And the wuru-wuru and mago-mago continues.
Nigeria we hail thee. sad
Politics › Re: Pictures Of President Goodluck Jonathan With His Family by jamace(m): 5:03pm On Jun 11, 2012
What is happening in this country? You mean none here can give authoritatively the family status of our president after being on the political scene for over a decade? Then, something must be wrong with our president. No wonder Nigeria is directionless!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Hosni Mubarak In Full Coma by jamace(m): 1:37pm On Jun 11, 2012
I hope my leaders in Naija are learning. No condition is permanent o.
Forum Games › Re: What Is On The Mind Of Poster Above You? by jamace(op): 1:34pm On Jun 11, 2012
How to make it in life. cheesy
Politics › Re: Terrorism Trial: : Senator Ndume Named Vp Sambo As Boko Haram Sponsor by jamace(m): 1:32pm On Jun 11, 2012
Please, how far about this case?
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: ‘why Northern Elements Want Azazi To Fail’ by jamace(m): 10:36am On Jun 11, 2012
Another diversionary tales by moonlight.
Please, what is wrong with this country? Are we sure a demon has not possessed this goddamn country?
Politics › Re: The President's Asset Declaration by jamace(m): 10:28am On Jun 11, 2012
VoodooDoll: GEJ is too much of a big thief and a dense blockhead, his day of reckoning is coming and it would be best if his sycophants and hanger ons are close by when that day comes so they can drink of the cup.
Word on marble. cool
Politics › Re: Subsidy Probe: Otedola Confirms Bribe To Lawmakers by jamace(m): 10:16am On Jun 11, 2012
Hmnn. The nation is at a standstill just for this news. Boko Haram bombing is no longer an issue. Kai, our leaders know how to divert attentions from main issues. I will tag this GEJ govt "Leadership by Commotion".

My question remains, why is Otedola just providing this information after 2 months of conclusion of the subsidy committee sitting?
Politics › Re: Subsidy Probe: I didn't Collect Any Bribe - Farouk Lawan by jamace(m): 7:59am On Jun 11, 2012
Boboribo: The same Beaf who told us the video will soon be on Youtube is now saying the video is irrelevant. Haba!!!
My brother, I tire for this Beaf of a man o. I'm just fed up with his blind loyalty to GEJ.
Christianity Etc › Re: Christianity For Christians. by jamace(m): 7:43am On Jun 11, 2012
Hmnn.
Forum Games › Re: ~Positive Inspirational Game . . . ~ by jamace(m): 7:27am On Jun 11, 2012
"Do it now because 'later' may become 'never."
Politics › Re: Subsidy Probe: I didn't Collect Any Bribe - Farouk Lawan by jamace(m): 6:19am On Jun 11, 2012
Beaf: ^
Crap.
So, what money did he produce in the house of reps?



http://www.tribune.com.ng/sat/index.php/news/7639-subsidy-probeefcc-probes-rep-over-3m-bribe.html

@topic
Anyone asking for the video is being as daft as someone asking for boko harams bombs to be posted to them before they believe boko haram exists.
Anyway, this is NL where the new fad is acting silly.
Chei! This soldier of fortune go kill person for this NL o.

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