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Background There’s something special about Mondays. A new start. A fresh page. A quiet opportunity to reset your mindset, recommit to your goals, and walk into the week with purpose. But let’s be honest—Mondays aren’t always easy. Sometimes you wake up still tired, still doubting, or still recovering from a difficult weekend. And what you
Background One of the biggest regrets many people have in their 30s and 40s is this:“I wish I had saved more when I was younger.” In your 20s and 30s, it’s easy to think that saving can wait. There are bills to pay, social events to attend, new gadgets to buy, and the pressure to
Background I once had a conversation with a final-year student who was struggling financially. Her words struck me:“I want to support myself and stop asking my parents for every little thing, but I don’t have money to start anything.” She believed that because she didn’t have capital, she couldn’t start a business or side hustle.
Background I remember my first experience with budgeting as a young adult. I sat with my notepad, drew lines, wrote figures—and by the second week, the plan was already falling apart. The problem wasn’t that I didn’t want to budget.It was that I created a budget that wasn’t realistic for my income, lifestyle, or discipline
Background Some seasons in life feel like a storm that just won’t pass. You pray, fast, do your best to stay positive—and still, it seems like the breakthrough is taking its time. I’ve had those days too. Days when it feels like your faith is being stretched beyond what you can bear. And sometimes, all
Background I once spoke to a group of university students during a campus leadership programme. After the session, a young man walked up to me and said: “Sir, I feel like 24 hours is not enough. I’m always rushing, always tired, and still behind.” When I asked him about his schedule, I discovered what many
Background I once mentored a young woman named Ayo who was preparing for her final university exams. She was determined to graduate with distinction, so she spent nearly every hour reading, revising, and attending tutorials. But over time, her health started failing. She couldn’t sleep properly, barely ate, and withdrew from friends and even her
Background A few years ago, I met a woman named Bisi during a personal growth seminar. She was quiet, introverted, and said something that caught my attention:“I’m tired of starting over every year. I want my life to finally move forward.” Bisi had dreams—to grow her business, deepen her relationship with God, and become more
Background I once struggled with waking up early and starting my day on the right foot. No matter how hard I tried, I always felt tired, unfocused, and sometimes even anxious when I woke up. It wasn’t until I heard a mentor say, “Your morning begins the night before,” that everything clicked. I realised that
Background A friend once shared her struggle with mornings. She always felt rushed—waking up late, skipping devotion, and starting her day in a rush of anxiety. By the time she got to work or class, she already felt drained and unmotivated. But everything changed when she started waking up just one hour earlier and following
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