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Giving it a trial

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Human nature has it way of trying to defend itself, to stand on a safer side. That where our inferiority complex sets in. I'm not all that good, yeah I admit. I learnt the lesson of being a better me through the different people I have encountered and I  have began to right my wrongs.  2018 was a great year because I made myself more vulnerable. Lesson: Dont be scared of giving everything a trial; love, hatred, business, exercise, singing, praying, reaching out and the likes. You will be surprised how great you can do. The fact remains that life continues, will you still go with the status quo?or set out a new leaf, it's high time we changed the modus vivendi and try out on new things. Things that set you at pace, different factors that keeps you focus, why not begin to set achievable goals, and not just a penned down paper goals or mare muttering. I once told myself goals written down help to set the process in motion. Goals ain't just achieved by setting ...
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ARE HUMANS BUILT TO BE HAPPY?

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Are Humans Built to Be Happy? These days, the concept of happiness seems ever-present on our minds. We reflect on the things that give us joy and how to incorporate more of it into our lives. We talk about how to deal with mental disorders and depression. We battle isolation, criticism, and negativity on a regular basis. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), over 4 percent of the world’s population suffers from depression. Global economic losses amount to over $1 trillion a year due to decreased productivity. When people become fatigued or stressed, they find it hard to resolve problems at work and in the home. If we’re so obsessed with happiness, why are we so unhappy? Our Obsession with Happiness Ironically, our happy-oriented culture could be the source of our unhappiness. In one study, three groups of participants were asked to solve a set of problems. One group was led to the “happy room”, which was filled with books on happiness...
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THE POWER OF "WILL" According to  dictionary.com , “will” has many definitions. It is used to imply the future, “I will go to the store.” It is also defined as: to wish, desire or like as in “go where you will.” The definition, however, that I’m most intrigued by is this notion: The faculty of conscious and especially of deliberate action; the power of control the mind has over its own actions: the freedom of the will. The power of choosing one’s own actions: to have a strong or a weak will. The act or process of using or asserting one’s choice; volition: My hands are obedient to my will. How do you get will and what is it made of? Will is a muscle that we need to nurture and develop. Here are four ways to become more aware of your own will and how to make it strong and well defined. 1. Self-Confidence A direct correlation with will is the belief that what you think or do matters. Self-confidence is primarily developed from two areas in life. The first...
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MIND-BLOWING CV TIPS

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Your resume has just 15 seconds to work for you, make it happen Your resume represents ‘you.’ A recruiter sees who you are through your resume. As a result, the resume is and should be the first marketing point. Events take place at light speed now. People spend lesser time doing things now; do not expect things to be different when it comes to your resume and recruiters. Recruiters spend barely 15 seconds on your resume. Therefore, if you want to secure your dream job fast, you should know these basic resume secrets. Give them what they want fast. You have at most 20 seconds to convince a reader that your resume deserves a complete read. Did I just say 20 seconds? It may be less. Most recruiters never read past the first page of your resume. Frankly, Human Resource Managers are no longer patient (it is not as if they are bad, inconsiderate guys; the workload is getting huge nowadays) So the first rule of resume writing is to get to the point fast. This means that you have...
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Click here to apply https://careers.mtnonline.com/VacancyDetails.aspx?VacancyID=481 Job Title SM, Customer Value Management (Commercial And Operation) Job Description • Drive Planned Strategy For The Successful Delivery Of MTN Group And MTNN Transformation Initiatives Focusing On Customer Centricity, Including Perfect 10 Project. • Lead Creation Of Sub-Divisional Strategy In Line With Overarching Divisional Goals With Emphasis On Client Experience (Internal And External) • Serve MTNN’s Customers And Provide Solutions To Improve The Customer Experience. • Partner Effectively With MTNN’s Critical High Value Customers To Enhance MTN’s Corporate Brand • Develop Strategies And Champion Customer Centric Culture Across The Organization And Develop/Reform Relationships With MTNN’s Internal And External Customers To Transform The MTNN’s Revenue. • Drive An Increase In MTNN’s Net Promoter Score • Strategic Partnerships With MTNN Leadership Team To Drive Awareness On Expected Behaviours...
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FRUITS HEALTH

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5 HEALTHY FRUITS FOR THE DAY. Grapefruit Grapefruit is one of the healthiest citrus fruits. Besides being a good source of vitamins and minerals, it is known for its ability to aid weight loss and reduce insulin resistance. For example, in a study in 91 people, those who ate half a fresh grapefruit before meals lost 2.9 pounds (1.3 kg) more weight than those who didn’t. In the same study, the grapefruit group had a significant reduction in insulin levels and reduced insulin resistance. Also, eating grapefruit has been shown to reduce cholesterol levels and help prevent kidney stones. BOTTOM LINE: Grapefruit is highly nutritious. Eating it may reduce insulin resistance, cholesterol and help prevent kidney stones. Grapefruit may also be useful for weight loss. 2. Pineapple Among the tropical fruits, pineapple is a nutrition superstar. One cup (237 ml) of pineapple provides 131% of the Reference Daily Intake (RDI) for vitamin C and 76% of the RDI for mangane...
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WE ALL KNOW THE STORY

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Mrs Deborah Smart is a children Sunday School Teacher known for teaching the children section of All Saints Church,  for the past few years. She was seen teaching the children department on Sunday morning about the Mightiness of God during creation. She said, "some of the attributes of God are Immortality, Almighty and Powerful. We can see this in display during the creation in Genesis Chapter One where it was mentioned that  ...and the earth was without form and void, children, you all know the story, right? And all the children echoed, yesss!  Hold on, we all don’t know the story… Romans 10:14 KJV “How then shall they call on him whom they have not believed? And how shall they believe on him whom they have not heard? And how shall they hear without a preacher. " We all know the story is a common speech among preachers of the word today. Kindly brings us to the knowledge of Christ daily through the Bible stories, as they are the great stories ever written, ev...
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5 REASONS YOU DIDN'T GET THE JOB

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5 REASONS YOU DIDN'T GET THE JOB  With the unemployment rate still very high in the Nigeria, you may find yourself in the position of applying, interviewing, and still remaining jobless. You may have thought it was a sure thing; you may have left the office laughing and joking with the interviewer. So why was someone else hired and you weren't? These five reasons may shed some light on the situation. 1. You're overqualified It's not just a cliche--you really can be overqualified for a position. It's especially true in a tight economy. A candidate that is more qualified would require a higher salary and benefits package for a competitive offer and for long-term retention. If someone else interviewed who fit the qualifications but didn't overly exceed them, it might be in the company's best interest to hire him and save the cash. 2. You don't know the right people You may be great on paper, and you may interview really well--but if ...
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