Background Personal development is not only about reading books, building wealth, or growing spiritually. Sometimes, it’s the small daily habits that shape our lives and reflect how disciplined we are. One of those little habits is how we care for the tools we use every day. For people who wear recommended glasses or sunglasses, those
Background I once met a man who had everything people usually dream about — a big house, flashy cars, and a thriving business. On the outside, he looked successful, but in private, he admitted he was restless. His relationships were strained, his peace was gone, and he said, “I feel empty inside. I chased wealth,
Background Not too long ago, I spoke with a young entrepreneur who invested heavily in a business idea. He had passion, courage, and a clear vision. But things didn’t go as planned — the market shifted, sales didn’t pick up, and he lost almost everything he had saved. He told me, “I feel like such
Background Some people look at wealthy individuals and assume their success is tied only to luck, inheritance, or connections. But the truth is, more often than not, financial success (or failure) is a product of habits. Just as good habits lead to growth, bad habits can quietly drain your resources and keep you stuck in
Background Business is often seen only as buying and selling, making money, or growing wealth. But if you look deeper into the Bible, you’ll see that business is much more than that. From Genesis to Revelation, God shows us that work, trade, and stewardship are part of His design for humanity. In fact, the first
Background A few years ago, I met a young entrepreneur who started a small printing business. At the beginning, he had plenty of energy — new flyers every week, exciting offers, and bold promises. But after a few months, the excitement faded. He became irregular with his marketing, skipped meetings, and didn’t follow up on
Background When the internet first became mainstream, many businesses resisted it. Some thought it was a passing trend, others feared it was dangerous, and a few worried it would completely destroy traditional ways of doing business. Fast forward to today, and we know the truth: no serious business can thrive without the internet. The same
Background In my first year at university, I met a young man named Tolu. He was brilliant, creative, and had big dreams of starting his own design business. But Tolu struggled with peer pressure. His friends were more interested in parties, alcohol, and showing off the latest trends. He told me once, “I just want
Background Not long ago, a young man I counselled confessed, “I feel stuck. Every time I want to try something new, fear stops me. What if I fail? What if people laugh at me?” His words echoed the silent cry of many people today. Fear — whether it’s fear of failure, rejection, or the unknown
Background Some years ago, I met a young entrepreneur who wanted to “make it big.” He launched a business because he wanted quick profits and recognition. But within a year, the business collapsed. Why? Because it was built on the wrong foundation — it wasn’t solving any real problem for people. On the other hand,