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Happy New Year 2019

Thanks be to God for this new year. If you are reading this, I say to you congratulations, you made it. 

The devil is never happy when you are happy and joyous but yet again he fails to stop your joy.

Few things to note as you start this new year:

There are no differences between 2018 and 2019 if you don’t actively and intentionally take strategic action to achieve Your goals.

Your attitude in 2019 goes a long way to determine how high and far you will go.

Be grateful with what you have even if it’s not enough.

Read, read and read. You can’t read enough. Read wide and read vast.

Pray, pray and pray. You can’t journey successfully in life without prayers.

Be diligent, you might not like work you are doing but still do it with the whole of your mind. Hard work pays off.

Give: Don’t be stingy in the year 2019. Be an aggressive giver. Give to the poor, to the church, to the community. Giving should be your way of life in the new year.

Save consistently; you will come across some financial opportunities, your savings will be needed to actualize that opportunity and turn it into success.

Learn something new: don’t be the same you start this year at the end of it. Improvise, innovate and be effectively productive.

Smile a lot, laugh out loud, be your self. Go for shows. Hang out with friends and family. Don’t take life too serious, we ain’t getting out of it alive. Lol

We stop here and continue next week....

Good Morning and do have a thriving year 2019... 😇


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