well thank God for my life. things are getting better. it always does, doesn't it. just that you have to be on the getting better side. hmmm.

anyway, i am banning all random blogs from my life from henceforth. strictly news, importnat news from henceforth.

vanguard, sahara reporters, nairaland, etc, serious stuff.

no more kidding around.

too much inspiration is laziness which is a sin.

infact perspiration should come first but not without inspiration tagging.

truly success is 99.91% perspiration, 0.07 inspiration and that other bit 0.02%.

soon find out what that meanssoon.

from now on, it is race to the top.

playing like kids, achieving like adults.

1. power networking.
2. acting on stuff i'v already read
3. acting, acting , acting.

i do read set out reading times to cover all spheres.

career/ business-99.91%
other stuff- 0.09%

so e.g. 100 hours over ten days, ten hours each should be 99.91 part of the 100 and the others 0.09%.

#no dulling.

4. avoid unrelated/irrelevant stuff like the plague. AVOID. AVOID.
5.at the end of life, such won't be counted. only the relevant stuff would be.
6. but invest in people heavily 100% of the time. Kapish!

SPIRITUAL
FINANCIAL
EMOTIONAL

focus on the koko, then keep it moving.

no time.

12hours daily-worship, 8pm-8am. FIXED.

Definition of worship in English:

worship

Line breaks: wor|ship

Pronunciation: /ˈwəːʃɪp

noun

1 [mass noun] The feeling or expression of reverence and adoration for a deity: worship of the Mother Goddess ancestor worship

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1.1Religious rites or ceremonies, constituting a formal expression of reverence for a deity: the church was opened for public worship

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1.2Great admiration or devotion shown towards a person or principle: the worship of celebrity and wealth

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1.3 archaic Honour given to someone in recognition of their merit.

2 [as title] (His/Your Worship) chiefly British Used in addressing or referring to an important or high-ranking person, especially a magistrate or mayor: we were soon joined by His Worship the Mayor

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verb (worships, worshipping, worshipped; US also worships, worshiping, worshiped)

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1Show reverence and adoration for (a deity): the Maya built jungle pyramids to worship their gods

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1.1 [no object] Take part in a religious ceremony: the family worshipped at Trinity Church

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1.2Feel great admiration or devotion for: she adores her sons and they worship her

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Origin

Old English weorthscipe 'worthiness, acknowledgement of worth' (see worth, -ship).

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