Dear reader,
A little encouragement goes a long way. I choose to share my thoughts, my journey and some pearls of wisdom with you – these lessons have helped me evolve as a successful human being. I hope this provides you with some food for thought, and reflection on your life, and how it is going for you.
If you feel that you too want to change your life for better, reach out to me!
I find it strange to exist in a time when expectation overcomes the need and ability to love unconditionally. Most of us are ill-prepared to give it, and even receive it, not realizing that the secret to this seemingly tough attribute is to first extend it to oneself.
The biggest factor that can come between you and that your life’s greatest goal is fear. Fear doesn’t just stop you from acquiring what you truly desire, it debilitates you enough so that you stop working towards the things you really want and start settling for an existence that’s devoid of thrill and excitement from achieving your purpose.
The power of your subconscious mind should never be discounted. In fact, I often refer to our subconscious as the divine mind, because it (the subconscious mind) is virtually perfect.
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As a proud holder of an MBA from the London Business school, I have been equipped with all the tools an entrepreneur would need to succeed, and some wonderful friends along the journey.
Our paradigms allow us to accomplish wonderful things, but in reality these little habits that we have and train ourselves to adapt to come from a rather mundane process: repetition.
As season’s greetings and new year messages are swapped across the world in the form mails, inboxes and messages, I cannot help but marvel at the power of words that simple as they may seem carry so much weight in the form of positivity, hope and inspiration.
The capabilities of the human mind never cease to amaze me – on one hand, our thought process has the ability to actually manifest our intangible dreams into a physical reality. And on the other, it can play our own worst enemy by manipulating our perfectly concrete sense of self into something that doesn’t even exist!
One of the singular pleasures of playing a video game during my childhood was the ability to reboot or restart every time you lost. How many of us have wished for this to be true of life itself? However, if there is something 2020 has taught me, a second chance or a fresh start is rare in life.
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