Exploring the Realms of Life, Mind, and Faith

There's more to your skill. Whatever you do, something is needed to make you stand out. We will be highlighting those things in this article.   One man trained three men. They learned fashion design and tailoring. Soon, these apprentices completed their training. They were equally talented and skilled. The first man would sew shirts, polo shirts, and trousers of different sizes. After sewing, he would start looking for people who would buy it, either as wholesalers or customers. He sews 100 pieces in total, and sometimes he could go months without selling them all.  The second man received most of his jobs by referral from those for whom he had worked. He doesn't bother with marketing or advertising. Anyone who finds or knows him did so through someone he had worked for. He could go days without working if no one referred to him. The third man leverages technology, marketing, and advertising. He didn't have to go and start selling or marketing his goods; with e-commerce, ...

  "A man's gift maketh room for him, and bringeth him before great men." - King Solomon, Proverbs 18:16 KJV.   This article will explain how you can be the best in whatever you do. There are so many people in the world. Over 7billion people. Whatever skill or talent you have, you must be the best at it.  A MULTITUDE     A multitude is a quantity exceeding 100, according to Jewish tradition; a multitude is 10,000.   A multitude is a large number of people or things. It can be used to describe a crowd or a group and often suggests that the number is difficult to count or keep track of. The word "multitude" can also be used to describe an abundance or an endless supply of something. For example, "There were a multitude of people at the festival" or "There were a multitude of options to choose from."   In every multitude:   1. There's a person who shares the same name as you. It's estimated to be about 1 in 135,000. This means that there...

In recent times, there's been a sudden rise in the level of distractions around us, producing procrastination, low self-discipline, disorganization, and poor time management. Hence the call for a diligent attitude.    I think it's important to remember that anyone can be diligent; it's not a quality that is limited to a certain type of person. With a little effort and focus, anyone can cultivate the habits of a diligent person.   HERE IS MY DEFINITION OF DILIGENCE "Diligence is the quality of being persistent, attentive, and dedicated to one's goals." It involves having a strong work ethic and focusing on getting things done, even when it's difficult or boring. Diligent people are determined and make an effort to complete tasks to the best of their ability.  Diligent people tend to have certain qualities that set them apart from others. Some common traits of diligent people include:  - Hard-working.  - Persistency. - Goal-oriented.  - Self-discipline. ...

WHEN TO QUIT Mr. Fridge is forty years old, and he is a sailor. There's something intriguing about this sailor; he sets out on his ship with his crew without a course, and these crews decide the course on the sea, which is foolish, time-wasting, and purposeless. This may lead to getting late to the destination or not even getting there at all. In the vast aspect of life, whatever field or environment. The only question that you must be able to answer is the "why" question. Whenever you come to the realization that, in whatever you are doing, you are unable to answer the question "why", quit. Why should you quit? It would be unwise to remain in such an environment, as it is time-wasting and purposeless. If only Mr. Fridge's crew asked themselves, "Why are we setting out without a course?" Are you about to make a decision, or have you taken a step about it? Rejoice and be glad; this article is for you! CONSEQUENCES OF NOT ASKING THE Q...

LADDERS   Have you wondered why a ladder is filled with steps? Or why are those steps connected to the rails? I will be discussing something interesting about ladders.   A ladder is a frame of wood, metal, or aluminum used for ascent and descent, consisting of two side pieces to which are fastened rungs.   Figuratively, a ladder may be a series of stages through which one progresses to a better position, a ranking system within an organization.   There are three parts common to all types of ladders: the feet, the safety rails, and the steps.   THE FEET     The feet are the basic support and the only stance for the ladder; the feet are also an extension of the rails, and the rails connect the steps.  With this, we see that having good feet is expedient to producing a satisfactory outcome while using the ladder.   In a real sense, your feet are your motive; why should I go to a university? Why am I taking this course? The question "why" should...