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You can be a work in progress, but you must never let your limitations define you. There's more to you and within you than you can ever imagine. - Apostle Joshua Selman __ This is the Quote of the Day. Download and upload on your Status RIGHT NOW to bless someone out there! ____

The small habits that change your career over time 1. Writing things down. 2. Following up quickly. 3. Asking better questions. 4. Reviewing your work. 5. Learning daily. 6. Tracking your wins. 7. Communicating clearly. 8. Staying organized. 9. Managing your time. 10.Reflecting

When an 8 year old girl was asked why Jesus was called ‘The Word’, she replied plainly: “Because Jesus is all God wanted to say to us.” 🥹

There is only one boss: the customer.

Run away from explicit and immoral videos, write-ups, and pictures. Your mind is a fertile ground, so be careful not to sow wrong seeds. Remember, Sexual Purity begins from the mind, protect it with all diligence.

You say you want growth. But your actions say otherwise. You hesitate, you delay, you overthink simple moves. Serious people don’t move like that. They act faster, adjust quicker and show up regardless. You’re not stuck. You’re just not serious yet.

Your phone has more germs than your toilet seat. Traces of E.coli (linked to fecal matter), Staphylococcus aureus, and Streptococus have been found on phones. Wiping your phone with a solution of 70% isopropyl alcohol once a day helps keep the germ count low.

Do not mistake being busy for being productive. Real productive works is done in your mind, not your hands. Beginners do too much, but pros do only what is needed. Codie Sanchez

In a corporate setting, the further you are from the machine, the more mental your job is, and the higher you earn.

Being an overly critical person is a terrible place to be. Learn to show grace to people and you'll receive grace too when you need it.

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Listening to a podcast that inspires me is one of my best things to do daily. It keeps my mind sharp and motivated.

The first 15 years old Nigerian Yoruba student to beat China, the US, the UK, and others in a global mathematics competition is Faith Odunsi.

How to look like you know what you’re doing (Even when you’re still learning) 1. Stay calm while figuring things out. 2. Ask focused, not random questions. 3. Break problems into smaller parts. 4. Communicate what you understand. 5. Don’t rush to answer everything. 6. Structure