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donem:Alaye! Na lamba! |
Asa 10mill? |
Qstion--Na you bii dis Answer- No ooo na my fou fathers wen he still dey small |
I can never be as poor! As Folorunsho Alakija |
Adesege: |
What I will say and do 1.Thank you God 2.calc everything 3.Pay tight straight!...I know care if my pastor run 4.go Eko hotel go spend 3days dia 5.Buy multi-million car and house in lekki 6.Visit center of london straight |
Bros abeg I graduate as a computer science...I can't rite php...but I'm a guru in web design...help |
I no go lie you guy u don enter one convenat for ur life...just dey pray make ur ways and prosperity no block |
FKO1:Bros help me..I want to use bis with my system pl§ |
uzo4real:The b**bs still suckable naw |
Dis rita na Star? |
Mine -1 ![]() |
On a scale of 1-10 how cute are you on your pvc pic? ![]() |
Rilli |
Contact my for your school website..myou really need it |
God Bless You All |
Instead of replaying the same old worries day after day, why don’t we look at how to stop worrying and start living peacefully? 1. Take time for silence. We need to first understand why we worry—worry comes from unpleasant thoughts that our mind manifests. When we follow these thoughts, we tend to dwell, fixate, exaggerate and obsess. Through silence, we can become acquainted with these thoughts and through mindfulness and meditation we can change these thoughts. 2. Get rid of stuff. Minimalism is a way to put a stop to the gluttony of the world around us. We live in a society that prides itself on the accumulation of stuff; we eat up consumerism, material possessions, clutter, debt, distractions and noise. But material possessions are things we can lose, and with that comes worry and stress. By adopting a minimalist lifestyle you can throw out what you don’t need in order to focus on what you do need. 3. Give yourself a safe space. Whether your safe space is a room designed for yoga or meditation or simply your bedroom or office, the point is it should be relaxing, a place where you can close the doors to the outside stressors and just breathe. 4. Create a budget. Even though it may seem like you'll never have enough money, you need to stop stressing about it. One way to stop worrying about money is to gain some control over it. Create a budget and follow it. 5. Organize your time and self. When you're overextended, you are being flung in every direction, and when that happens, you’re not really following through on anything or doing anything particularly great. This ignites stress; we want to be perfect for everyone all the time. Make effective use of your time; learn how to say no, set a realistic schedule and forget about the expectations others project onto you. 6. Stop being influenced by media. The media can make us feel like we are not thin, rich, or successful enough. It also instill fear of war, disease and even coffee. The media can be a fear-based breeding ground for worry. 7. Be rational. Ask yourself, “Are my worries realistic?” 8. Exercise. It releases endorphins, which make the brain feel good. Exercise also reduces the body's stress hormones. 9. Express gratitude. Stop worrying about things that may or may not happen and start being thankful for the things you have right now. Developing an attitude of gratitude can transform our states of mind. Spend a few minutes each day, listing things for which you are thankful. 10. Trust yourself. Do you worry about whether you're on the right path? Get quiet so that you can hear the small voice deep inside of you. Your inner GPS won’t steer you wrong. |
That's awkward |
Its true I saw fire service truck with their loud alarm blowing around city of kollington alagbado lagos |
K |
Enjoy |
As Qpr loses |
Booked |
My zpad 10.1" is working fine but I can't get the flashlight to on when taking pictures of myself |
Bros is that river or na lake..is it deep? |
Mine newcomservices.com |
Brown ideye to score hatrick |
Oyinbo Princess trully u don do well and you are now 80% nigerian...if u won Balance ham I will advice you to get married to a nigeria guy...thanx |
I riili proud of ya Oyinbo Princess...u rill did great!..I belive it will taste delicious just like my mama's |
Hi |
Poor niger |
D bike get AC?...congrat my best man Terry |

