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The Search for True Happiness

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Vanity and the Fleeting Nature of Possessions Let’s talk about vanity for a second. The word itself kind of gives it away—it’s the idea that all the stuff we own really doesn’t matter in the grand scheme of things. We can pile up wealth, houses, cars, clothes... but none of it comes with us when we go. It makes you stop and think: what are we actually chasing? I once heard a wise guy (not that kind of wise guy) share some deep thoughts after spending years observing life. What he said really stuck with me. Chasing Happiness One big takeaway? People never really stop wanting more—even when they’ve “made it.” And it’s not always about needing money or basic comfort. A lot of times, we’re just looking for happiness. But here’s the kicker: why does happiness seem so hard to hold onto? The answer, in a word: jealousy. Now, we don’t like to admit it. Most of us say, “I’m not jealous!” But when you dig a little deeper, that feeling creeps in more often than we realize. We constantly compare o...
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Don't let them vanish: Harness the Power of Email Marketing

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Let's assume you're at a conference, working the room like a pro, and you meet someone who'd be a huge addition to your network. But, you wait too long to ask for their contact info, and they vanish into thin air. What a bummer, right? It's similar with potential clients. If you don't ask for their contact info at the right moment, you might miss out on the chance to follow up with them later. However, if you seize the opportunity and ask for their email address, you can add them to your list and keep them engaged with your brand. So, is email marketing worth it? Here's a cool stat: 91% of people check their email daily, and many use it as a to-do list! That's a lot of potential for getting your message seen. Email marketing can be a powerful tool for building relationships, driving sales, and growing your business. By collecting email addresses and sending targeted, valuable content, you can stay top of mind with your audience and encourage them to take ...
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What's Today like for you

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"Why do we feel lazy or tired at times?  What are you feeding your Mind? Sometimes it could be the result of stress or a health condition, and so many other factors but one other cogent reason is the 'Sapa Syndrome' - that's when you're broke! I woke up this morning contemplating whether to go to church, not because I felt tired inside, but my body responded to the thought that I am exhausted. I dragged myself out of bed; I couldn't iron my clothes before the power supply was cut off, and the rain started drizzling. I was hoping it would rain, secretly wanting to use it as an excuse to stay in. The only reason for my tiredness was that I didn't have enough money to take me to church. But I know I'd never be stranded, even without money; I just didn't want to put myself in a compromising situation. So, I told myself, 'Girl, you're going!' and had to prepare for service. I was exhausted and had to look for something else to wear that I wou...
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Secret to Long-lasting Success

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Who do you see? what do you see? How do you see others doing well in your field? Recently, I have been drawn to women who do well in their field of expertise, and this has got me thinking, what truly is the secret of their Success? All have mentioned that the ability to keep going even when it seems the road is deemed, Adeife Adeiyo and Blossom Affia and others, You all have inspired me. We don't have to figure it out all at once, keep showing up and learning on the go till you become an expert. Seeing the goal then Start Now Be Radical
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Diversifying is not important

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"Today, I had to go out and buy gas, despite having purchased 3kg just a week ago. When I buy 2kg, it usually lasts me a week. It's quite frustrating to see it finish so quickly. I'm not sure what's better, but I don't think I'll get a full 6kg soon. Coming from someone who owns two 6kg cylinders and one 3kg cylinder, yet only refills 2kg at a time, it's puzzling. How do you describe this situation? The issue isn't the amount of gas, but rather how quickly it seems to run out. It's like drinking a cup of water or your favorite drink and finishing it in no time – it's infuriating! I had to knock on the vendor's gate and shout only for someone to help me before he finally heard me and sold me the gas. To be honest, this isn't the first time this has happened, and it's becoming embarrassing. It got me thinking: is buying in bulk the problem? For me, the answer is NO . The quantity isn't the issue; diversification is. Some households...
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Owabe things

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Where are the  Owabe ga! gan! gangs!? 😂 Interestingly, I'm not typically one to dress up and attend parties, but this weekend I decided to venture out. The weather seemed determined to discourage me – a typical day for me would have meant crawling back into bed – but I chose to brave it, and thankfully, it didn't rain until I arrived at the party venue. It wasn't a large gathering, and I was grateful that it wasn't too crowded; somehow, I had a feeling it wouldn't be. Just as I arrived, it started raining, even before the party officially began! The canopy was in disrepair, and I wondered why the owner still leased it out or why the couple would agree to host an event under such conditions. With the rain pouring down, we all sought shelter in the bride's parent's spacious sitting room, which was fortunately empty at the time. Eventually, the rain stopped, and the party commenced. The food was delicious, there is smoked Jollof rice and Fried Rice being the h...
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Decision Making

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How to Make a Good Decision A Journey of Patience and Faith Decision making can be daunting, especially when it comes to important choices. The process depends on various factors, including available options, individual capacities, and goals. Many people have their own approaches to reaching a conclusion, and I've had my share of decision-making experiences. Sometimes I've made the right choices, and others haven't. Upon reflection, I've realized that decisions made in haste often tend to be incorrect, although there are exceptions. When making certain decisions, I've found that inner peace can be a guiding factor. I recall when my husband and I were looking to rent an apartment. We felt uneasy about a particular place, despite its advantages, such as proximity to the bus stop and affordable rent. My husband suggested that we shouldn't proceed with the rental since we weren't at peace with it. Initially, I thought he was hesitant due to personal reasons, but...
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Finding me

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Finding Me Have you ever wondered what career path is right for you? Let's explore this question together. As a kid, I had big dreams - I wanted to be an actress, nurse, fashion designer, writer, and detective, among other things. But as I grew older, I started questioning which path fit me. My dad's advice steered me away from certain careers, citing concerns about safety and stability. His words made me think twice about pursuing some of my dreams. Now, in my late 20s, I'm still figuring out my true calling. I've tried teaching, entrepreneurship, and other interests, but I'm yet to find a career that brings both fulfillment and financial stability. Through my experiences, I've realized that finding oneself is a journey, not a destination. I've learned to appreciate the process and enjoy the ride. As a copywriter and ghostwriter, I've discovered a passion for writing, and it's awesome to see my work in print. I'd love to hear from you: 1. What w...
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Lesson 2:The Necessity and Importance of Mind Education

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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to our second edition where we explore the profound necessity and significance of mind education. In today's lecture, we will delve into the importance of mind education and explore real-world examples of success, including a case study of a successful country. As we progress through this lecture, you will gain insight into why mind education is essential in our society and mind education will become clearer  The Pursuit of Happiness At the core of everyone's aspirations and dreams lies a common desire: to live a happy life. Regardless of age, whether you're a child, a young adult, or an elderly person, the pursuit of happiness unites us all. However, the challenge lies in the fact that happiness is not dependent on one's level of success. True happiness can only be derived from our comprehension of the intricacies of the human mind and heart. Let me illustrate this with an analogy. If you stand on the road to Abuja, you will inevitably rea...
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Mind Education:Lesson 1: The importance of Mind Education

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Today, we'll delve into the significance of mind education and why it's crucial for all of us to explore this topic. Mind education is a vast subject, but in simple terms, it's about navigating through the world of our heart. To ensure clarity, I'll use the words "mind" and "heart" interchangeably throughout this discussion. Defining the Mind Let's begin by understanding what we mean by the mind. While it's challenging to pinpoint the mind's exact location, we can identify its characteristics.  First and foremost, the heart, or mind, is like a vessel capable of containing emotions and thoughts. You've likely heard phrases like "keep it in your mind" or "keep it in your heart." These expressions illustrate the need to fill certain aspects within us. Another defining characteristic of the mind is its contrast to the physical body. You've probably heard someone say, "I lost my mind" or "my mind has ...
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